Extend your corporate security
The Yoggie Pico Pro extends the same level of security enforced within the corporate network to travelling laptops. All the security appliances that can be found in the corporate server room are packed into a tiny USB key-size security appliance with 13 security applications. Finally the security of the entire corporate workforce, both inside and outside the network, is centrally managed and enforced by the IT organization.
Mobile & Remote Workforce – An IT Manager’s Nightmare
Travelling laptops are considered corporate-security weak spots. Inside the corporate network, computers are shielded from outside threats by hardware-based security, with the latest updates and security policies. But as soon as laptops leave the network they are susceptible to PC-related security vulnerabilities and dependant on whether or not the user downloaded the latest updates and security policies. As these laptops return they may “infiltrate” security threats into the network.
Corporate users can connect to any hotspot with complete peace of mind
Internet Hotspots are notorious for their security risks. The fact that corporate users are connected to the same network shared by hundreds of users reveals the identity of their computer, exposing it to security threats. With Yoggie Pico corporate users can connect to any unsecured hotspot knowing that they are completely protected. Yoggie Pico isolates the laptop’s IP Address, revealing only its own, and creates a physical barrier from incoming threats.
Boost the laptop’s performance
Security software installed on a PC dramatically reduces its performance. Yoggie Pico frees the PC from security tasks. All the security applications operate within the Yoggie appliance in coordination – and with no security software conflicts or failures.
Transparent Security Policy Enforcement
Yoggie Pico settles the conflict between the user’s desire for freedom and the IT manager’s concern for security. The laptop’s connection to the Internet is disabled unless Yoggie Pico is plugged-in. Users have complete freedom inside the safe computing environment, because the security policy is enforced outside the laptop (in the device).
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