Yazam Directories
Conventional Security
Unconventional Threats
Existing security technologies (such as ● Firewalls ● Antivirus ● Antimalware ● Web proxies ● Secure browsers ● EDR/XDR ● Sandboxes) applied to these directories provide initial screening but often lack the depth required to neutralize sophisticated file-borne threats. They are limited by relying on detection and blocking, rather than proactive content disarm and reconstruction.
Risky Pathways
By Shared Directories
Files arrive at network-shared locations via protocols (such as SMB, HTTP/HTTPS, and FTP/SFTP) and are temporarily stored in these locations, where they await being taken into the protected network.
Network-shared directories are common locations for files from external sources, making them critical points of entry for potential threats by external attackers.
Yazam Directories
Offers a vital CDR solution that continuously sanitizes files residing in your network-shared directories. It ensures that any file, regardless of its origin or transfer protocol, is meticulously deconstructed and rebuilt to eliminate embedded threats. This proactive approach guarantees a clean and secure environment for all shared digital assets.
Main features:
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Single installation automatically collects files for filtering from source directories.
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Each new file in the source folder is collected automatically. No interrupt from the sender is needed.
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Single installation supports many routes.
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Each route is a collection of dedicated definitions: ● source folder (original files) ● target folder (filtered files) ● CDR filtering policy ● polling interval.
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Windows service.
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Simultaneously runs many filtering sequences.
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CDR filtering engine can be installed on-premise or supplied as a service (SaaS).
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CDR filtering results are added to the target directory.
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Isolation between routes and transferences.
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Quarantines blocked files and internal objects.
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Logging both for the filtering process and the CDR filtering results.
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Speedy filtering process on standard hardware.