See how Axonius provides an always up-to-date asset inventory, uncovers gaps, and automates response actions — helping software and technology companies protect customer data and comply with regulations, including PCI DSS.
Software and technology companies are on the cutting edge of implementing new and emerging solutions to operate more efficiently. This can be seen as organizations speed up SaaS adoption, collect new IT/OT assets and solutions, and embrace IoT technologies to drive business transformation. While this shift boosts business efficiency, it also makes IT environments more complex.
Axonius unifies and correlates data from all your IT and IoT devices, mobile devices, and more for comprehensive visibility over a complex environment.
With comprehensive visibility into asset security, Axonius evaluates compliance with security policies and regulations, such as PCI DSS standards.
Axonius tracks coverage of endpoint tools, vulnerability scanners, and other security tools to be sure they are updated and covering all your assets.
Put response actions on autopilot to automatically address assets that don’t adhere to your security policies.
Axonius For Software and Technology Companies
Axonius helps IT and security teams at software and tech companies gain the visibility they need to take charge of their modern complex environments.
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Software companies continue to be a common target for cyber attacks due to their access to intellectual property and customer data and the critical services they provide to customers. Many companies have turned to public and private cloud infrastructure to increase efficiency and productivity. While this benefits the business, it also increases the attack surface area, opening up the organization to more diverse and advanced attacks.
Axonius helps software companies unify all their devices — whether on-premise or multi-cloud environments — to understand where protections are missing and vulnerabilities exist.
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard — commonly known as PCI DSS — is an important standard that protects payment card information online. PCI DSS requirements establish important baselines for companies that store, process, or transmit cardholder data. With Axonius, software companies that process payment information can identify which assets are subject to PCI DSS and assess their compliance.
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By aggregating, normalizing, and deduplicating data from IT and security solutions, Axonius gives software companies full visibility into their external and internal attack surface to improve security control coverage and trigger custom, automated response actions.
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Telecom and wireless companies operate and implement critical infrastructure, making them a high-value target of cyber attacks. They also increasingly rely on operational technology (OT) and IoT devices to keep their networks running. Recent regulations, such as the NIS Directive in the EU, hold telecom companies to take measures to secure technical and organizational IT assets, including having a full asset inventory. But the scope of telecom asset deployments makes accounting for and managing all assets difficult.
Axonius helps telecom and wireless companies unify all assets so they can better protect critical infrastructure and customer data by continuously surfacing where controls are missing.
Telecom companies rely on cloud services to better serve their customers and operate more cost-effectively. And while cloud services have allowed telecoms to quickly launch new services and provide better experiences for customers, they are often left misconfigured. Axonius helps telecom companies unify all cloud assets, identify misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, and remediate issues quickly.
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With Axonius, telecom companies can automate specific actions to trigger when gaps are discovered. You can notify the security team, deploy software, run remote commands, execute endpoint security agent actions, update vulnerability scans, and enable or disable users.
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Electronics manufacturing companies now rely heavily on automation to boost efficiency, cut costs, and generate revenue. The rise of automation has brought about a large increase in IoT, OT, and connected devices. But, 82% of electronics companies are deploying industrial IoT technologies without fully evaluating associated risks, and 91% don’t perform regular industrial IoT cybersecurity assessments, according to an IBM survey. While the interconnectedness of these systems increases automation and efficiency, it also creates more entry points for cyber attacks.
Axonius helps electronics and semiconductor manufacturers identify security coverage gaps in IT and OT assets in order to reduce overall cyber risk — regardless of where devices are located.
Axonius correlates and normalizes asset data, empowering electronics manufacturers to monitor the deployment and effectiveness of all security controls. Axonius identifies devices and users missing security controls, ensures that all devices have the required security agents, and discovers workstations, servers, cloud instances, and other devices that aren’t being properly scanned.
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With Axonius, electronics manufacturers can automate specific actions to trigger when gaps are discovered. You can notify the security team, deploy software, run remote commands, execute endpoint security agent actions, update vulnerability scans, and enable or disable users.
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Axonius gives us visibility, transparency, and an accurate count of our assets. It enables us to be agile and get ahead of risk faster with a better source of truth.
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Axonius has given us visibility that previously would have required us to take multiple outputs from different sources, correlate them to glean a result. Axonius greatly reduced the time we would have spent and increased our accuracy.
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