Sophos OEM

Sophos OEM

Computer and Network Security

Santa Clara, California 1,202 followers

OEM Cybersecurity Solutions from Sophos | Integrate. Augment. Innovate.

About us

Sophos provides easy to integrate and simple to manage OEM cybersecurity solutions that span web, email, network, endpoint, cloud and Internet of Things deployment scenarios. With a comprehensive program, Sophos offers OEM partners flexible licensing, exciting revenue opportunities and dedicated OEM engineers to enable a smooth integration. Key highlights of Sophos OEM partnership: • End-to-end ecosystem of OEM-capable security technologies to help you grow • Solutions spanning threat intelligence, web & messaging security, signatureless machine learning security, anti-ransomware, anti-phishing, next-gen firewall, sandbox, web & messaging security, Android security and DLP • Security built from the ground up to protect from zero-day threats, phishing, evasive malware and ransomware • 3rd party tested proven security - memory-efficient performance with highest detection rates and lowest false positives • Round the clock threat research by SophosLabs • Dedicated support & integration assistance

Website
http://www.sophos.com/oem
Industry
Computer and Network Security
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Santa Clara, California
Founded
1985
Specialties
Next-Gen Firewall, Anti-Malware, Anti-Spam, Cloud Sandbox, Android AV, Threat Intelligence, Cybersecurity SDKs, Antivirus SDK, DLP SDK, White-label Firewall, and Threat Intelligence Feeds

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  • These impressive MITRE results highlight the power of Sophos’ award-winning EDR and XDR solutions – both built on the same core anti-malware engine and threat intelligence that OEM partners rely on to enhance their own products. Proven protection that leads the market.

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    VP of Product Management for Sophos SaaS, MSP, and Partner Platforms

    When considering a Cybersecurity platform, point solution, or service, reviewing the findings from independant tests, like MITRE, is an essential starting point. Take a look here: https://lnkd.in/dqTdAvGS

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  • Quishing: The Rising QR Code Threat Attackers are exploiting QR codes in phishing campaigns (quishing) to bypass traditional defenses and steal credentials – including MFA tokens. Sophos X-Ops’ latest research highlights how this tactic is evolving and becoming more sophisticated. Sophos Anti-Spam SDK now includes QR code scanning, empowering OEM partners to proactively defend against this emerging threat by embedding advanced phishing protection into their products. Quishing is on the rise – let’s work together to stop it. 🔗 Read more about the quishing threat in our latest article. https://lnkd.in/gAP_PW-h #CyberSecurity #PhishingProtection #SophosXOps #OEMTechnology

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    🔍 LOLbins: A Growing Cyber Threat, Tackled by Sophos X-Ops Attackers are turning legitimate tools into weapons, with LOLbin attacks (Living Off the Land Binaries) surging by a staggering 51% in the first half of 2024. These built-in Microsoft services – like PowerShell and RDP – are hard to detect and even harder to stop. 🛠️ Coming Soon: A new AI model designed to detect and mitigate malicious LOLbin activity will soon be available to OEM partners, offering a powerful new tool in the fight against this growing threat. Sophos X-Ops, our global team of 500+ experts in threat intelligence, data science, threat hunting, and incident response, is leading the charge against this growing challenge. The insights and expertise of this team drive Sophos OEM products, including AI models, threat intelligence feeds, SDKs, and services. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gFa56vAu Explore the latest insights on adversary trends and tactics in the Sophos X-Ops Active Adversary report. #CyberSecurity #LOLbins #SophosXops #OEMInnovation #ThreatIntelligence

    The Bite from Inside: The Sophos Active Adversary Report

    The Bite from Inside: The Sophos Active Adversary Report

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  • In this video, we dive into the critical topic of server workload protection on Linux. As businesses increasingly adopt cloud-native technologies, safeguarding Linux environments has become more essential and challenging. Learn more about the Sophos Linux Sensor, a powerful tool designed to enhance security in these complex infrastructures. https://lnkd.in/eQUT8UzR oem@sophos.com | sophos.com/OEM

    Sophos OEM: Sophos Linux Sensor Overview

    Sophos OEM: Sophos Linux Sensor Overview

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  • Sophos' OEM Tech benefits from the same expertise that led to this sophisticated counterattack and intelligence effort against Pacific Rim, a five-year attack campaign by China-sponsored threat actors targeting our perimeter devices. Our Advanced Threat Response Joint Task Force, Sophos-X Ops, was critical in uncovering and defending against this coordinated operation. Don't miss the opportunity to elevate your cybersecurity offerings and stay ahead of the competition. Contact us today to learn how Sophos X-Ops and our OEM technologies can benefit your business. oem@sophos.com | sophos.com/OEM https://lnkd.in/dxdCS9hY #SophosOEM #SophosXops #ThreatIntelligence #ThreatResearch #CounterIntelligence #TTPs

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    Today, Sophos released “Pacific Rim: Inside the Counter-Offensive—The TTPs Used to Neutralize China-Based Threats,” which documents our multi-year battle with Chinese nation-state threat actors who were making every effort to exploit now long-resolved defects in our firewall software in an effort to victimize Sophos, our customers, and uninvolved third parties. The accompanying timeline and technical details document the series of decisions, investments, improvements, and innovations that emerged from the engagement.    I have personally released a piece to accompany this, named “Digital Detritus,” which provides my perspective on the investigation and my thoughts on how to specifically address what I believe are the obligations of cybersecurity vendors, the importance of transparency, and how we should lead by example.     Digital Detritus is a term I use to describe the accumulation of data and devices that result from living in a digital world – a digital equivalent of the ocean's own Great Pacific Trash Vortex, an immense but nearly invisible mass of deteriorating material – in this case, obsolete and/or unpatched hardware and software.    I open this article with a brief summary of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's work because I believe these efforts have been a crucial missing ingredient to the improvement of the state of cybersecurity. It is no exaggeration to say that improvement is a matter of great importance to our economy, our national security, and the welfare of citizens worldwide.     Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gC_BW3k8

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    Sophos lifts the lid off a vast Chinese cyberespionage operation. Today, we’ve unveiled a defensive and counter-offensive operation with multiple interlinked nation-state adversaries based in China. In our research named “Pacific Rim,” we disclose how the attackers used a series of campaigns with novel exploits and customized malware to conduct surveillance, sabotage and cyberespionage. Sophos also found overlapping tactics, tools and procedures (TTPs) with well-known Chinese nation-state groups, including Volt Typhoon, APT31 and APT41. The adversaries targeted both small and large critical infrastructure and government targets, primarily located in South and South-East Asia, including nuclear energy suppliers, a national capital’s airport, a military hospital, state security apparatus, and central government ministries. Throughout Pacific Rim, Sophos X-Ops, our cybersecurity and threat intelligence unit, worked to neutralize the adversaries’ moves and continuously evolved defenses and counter-offensives. After Sophos successfully responded to the initial attacks, the adversaries escalated their efforts and brought in more experienced operators. Sophos subsequently uncovered a vast adversarial ecosystem. Ross McKerchar, CISO at Sophos, warns that critical infrastructure and #SMBs in the supply chain remain key targets. “Collaboration across sectors is vital to disrupt these long-term, complex attacks.” For years, nation states have known that network devices are privileged, powerful and unmonitored places to hide, which is why radical transparency about vulnerabilities and patches and migrating End of Life (EOL) devices to modern technology is essential. The security industry needs to come together to create the changes necessary to stop fueling nation-state cyberattacks. Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/48sFFew

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    Sophos is excited to have joined the Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit to discuss how the security community can work together to improve resilience while still providing effective protections to defeat cybercrime. 

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    Microsoft Vice President of Enterprise and OS Security David Weston at the Windows Endpoint Security Summit: “The Windows security ecosystem must come together to innovate a safer and more reliable world."

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  • SophosLabs Intelix analyzes and detects threats in Word documents. See how Sophos OEM solutions can make your products shine, delivering unparalleled insights and bolstering your cybersecurity strategy with innovative technology. oem@sophos.com | sophos.com/OEM #SophosIntelixAPI #CodeYourSecurity #FactoryIntegration #SecureAutomation #ITTransformation #CollaborativeDefenses #FutureofCybersecurity #SophosOEMAdvantage #ThreatIntelligence #CyberProtection #EfficientDevSecOps

  • Reveal the power of SophosLabs Intelix in detecting email attachment redirection threats, and explore how Sophos OEM solutions can transform your security services. Understand how these cutting-edge detection methods provide unparalleled protection and strengthen your overall security strategy. oem@sophos.com | sophos.com/OEM #SophosIntelixAPI #CodeYourSecurity #FactoryIntegration #SecureAutomation #ITTransformation #CollaborativeDefenses #FutureofCybersecurity #SophosOEMAdvantage #ThreatIntelligence #CyberProtection #EfficientDevSecOps

  • In this video Christian Lempa from Sophos OEM explains Sophos’ AI URL model, uncovering how it revolutionizes cybersecurity by swiftly analyzing URLs only by its string. Discover the inner workings of this AI model, from converting URL strings into numerical data using embeddings to utilizing convolutional neural networks for classifying URLs as benign or malicious. https://lnkd.in/eh7JmbVQ #Cybersecurity #ThreatDetection #InfoSec #AIinSecurity #AICyberDefense

    Sophos OEM: AI URL Analysis Model Explained

    Sophos OEM: AI URL Analysis Model Explained

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