The business case for any security system has an assumption that something fails. The cost of a failure includes fines and remediation efforts but also less obvious ones such as lost productivity. The costs of an unsuccessful cybersecurity strategy can be burdensome. Infections need to be fixed and holes need to be patched. Fines can be costly and the loss of public trust in your brand is devastating for a company's bottom line.
This white paper,Making the Business Case for Web Isolation examines the costs and demonstrates how traditional detect and response strategies have proven ineffective, dissects the true hidden costs of failed web security approaches and highlights the value Web Isolation provides a clear, concrete ROI to security teams, because it does not fail. After reading this white paper, you'll be able to justify see why web isolation is far more cost effective than many of the systems being purchased, and the impact of a security product that is not expected to fail. the cost of adopting a new prevention-based approach to security.
Download Making the Business Case for Web Isolation to learn the benefits of Web Isolation and see an analysis of the true hidden costs of web security failure.
Questions addressed in this white paper include:
- What are hard and soft costs of an unsuccessful cybersecurity strategy
- How can security operation teams reduce remediation costs including the cleaning or re-imaging of infected machines
- How can costs such as the continuous task of managing website exceptions be eliminated?
