Security for SUSE Linux
Protect your critical data and systems from attacks
Polyverse Polymorphing protects your critical applications and valuable data from the rising number of cyberattacks that exploit Linux vulnerabilities.
“The combination of Polyverse Polymorphing and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server helps protect against the exploitation of memory-based vulnerabilities, enabling IT teams to focus more on forward-facing, innovative projects that drive business value.” SUSE Executive.
Used by the Department of Defense to secure some of the most critical military infrastructure, Polymorphing provides protection against the #1 most dangerous software weakness identified by MITRE 2020 - memory-exploiting zero-day attacks - whether systems are patched or unpatched and without any negative impact on application performance or disruptive changes to working practices or processes.
Among common vulnerabilities and exploits (CVEs), memory-exploiting zero-day attacks are the most difficult to defend against and make up 80% of all CVEs. This is the kind of attack that breached Equifax and gave us the Spectre vulnerability.
Polymorphing protects physical, virtual and containerized workloads from edge to core to cloud.
Benefits of using Polymorphing for SUSE Linux
Security
Protect your critical applications and data
Patch Time
No more out-of-hours or panic patching
Cost
Reduce your security maintenance costs
Protection across your organization
Cloud security
Polymorphing can be used to secure workloads on AWS Public and Gov Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
Container and Kubernetes security
Deploying, managing and securing containers can be a challenge for any organization. Polymorphing scrambles the code so you can build and distribute ever-changing images for your Kubernetes clusters, protecting them from the most common exploits and zero-day vulnerabilities.
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