Because Microsoft Teams is invite-only, users assume that their workspace is secure, but more can be done.
Check Point adds our best-in-class security layers that are mandatory to enterprise security: malware protection, URL protection, DLP, compliance tools and more. Check Point controls access to confidential data, quarantines malicious content, and informs users of security events.
Simultaneously, a detailed dashboard updates administrators on security issues with usage in Teams.
Every file is sandboxed before downloading. When zero-day malware or ransomware is discovered, Check Point quarantines the file, performs threat extraction, and alerts the user, who has the option to request file restoration.
Check Point logs the total number of users, files, shares, links, logins, channels, and threat detections.
Check Point protects millions of mailboxes around the world. This global footprint gives our AI and security researchers insight into innovative attack methods designed to compromise cloud environments. The intelligence and usability of the Check Point platform impress customers in all verticals, who awarded Check Point the distinction of Gartner Peer Insights Customer's Choice for Email Security.
Flexible workflows determine if the content is quarantined, the user is alerted, and/or the file is encrypted with IRM.
The anomaly engine monitors all Teams logins and events for suspicious activity to prevent the spread of sensitive data, malicious files, and phishing URLs.
Check Point records all events, workflows, and end-user activities, then automatically copies logs of downloads, logins, file shares and more.
DLP security tools detect leaks of sensitive information. When necessary, Check Point adds a -classified suffix to the end of confidential messages or files.
Chief Information Security Officer,
Alkem Laboratories
