Misconfigurations Cause Cyberattacks Gytpol ensures your endpoints don’t become entry points 90% of endpoints remain misconfigured
Watch MovieMisconfiguration Roots
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Conflicting Security Rules |
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Lack of Validation |
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Missing Best Practices |
Operational Issues
& Security Risks
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Historical Settings |
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Lack of technical skills |
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Human Errors |
Zero Trust Policy
Gytpol detects, validates and auto-remediates misconfigurations and exploitations.
24×7 monitoring of all endpoints and servers. Detecting critical configuration weaknesses.
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24x7 Monitoring
critical endpoint configuration vulnerabilities that other tools miss
Identifies
misconfigurations on-premises and
in the cloud
Auto-Remediates
and alerts,
automatically
OnPrem to Cloud Migrations
We support cutting-edge cloud environments like Azure AD,
Intune and M365. Gytpol provides a single pane of glass for
all configuration aspects of the hybrid network.
Work Securely. Anytime. Anywhere.
The next major security attacks can start from the remote endpoint.
Gytpol monitors and remediates even if remote endpoints aren’t
connected to the corporate network. We deliver full remote workforce
endpoint visibility and control – turning insecure remote endpoints into secure extensions of your corporate security policy.
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Become a Breachless Organization
Obtain industrial security regulations and compliance
with standards like ISO, CIS.
All in One System
Endpoint & Server Misconfigurations
• Monitor & Remediate security risks
• Working from home
• Logon & start-up analysis
Next Gen Active Directory Assessment
• Attack vector identification
• Group policy security threats
• Compliance & audit
Cloud
Security
• Azure Active Directory
• Microsoft 365
• Microsoft Intune
Latest news
I already have that in place….or do I?
Ask yourself this question. Most of the time when we talk to a potential client or partner about configuration management they immediately start to counter with “what they already have in place”. Usually they have an approach of trying to shore up what they already know are cyber security fundamental problems by buying […]
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Strategic Cyber Process Part Three
Is the “problem” many “problems? As part of our process and strategic approach to the problem it is now time to be sure we totally understand the realities of the total problem space. In other words we don’t want to be looking through a microscope, we want a telescope. We must be sure […]
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