Quickly identify changes in PCI compliance scope and reduce your attack surface while you transition to a remote workforce environment

The transition to remote work potentially changes how employees are collecting or processing cardholder data. You need to take stock of legitimate external connections to your data center and evaluate how they change your PCI scope and potential attack surface. These changes also increase the urgency of eliminating flat networks. Relying on perimeter security tools like VPN and MFA won’t prevent lateral movement attacks to your payment and ecommerce systems via compromised remote machines.

Illumio Core enables you to identify changes in legitimate PCI connections and flows in real time. You accelerate your ability to segment your in-scope PCI environment and reduce your attack surface. You are also able to quickly secure traffic as you scale out your VDI infrastructure.

Eliminate flat networks while avoiding the cost and complexity of data center firewalls

If you don’t have real-time visibility into changes in your application dependencies and connections, changing firewall rules could break applications. You end up with flat networks and misconfigured and obsolete firewall rules.

You shouldn’t have to re-architect your networking environment and deploy more data center firewalls to enable fine-grained segmentation of your East-West PCI traffic.

Illumio Core decouples security from networking, allowing you to create more granular segmentation perimeters with confidence. You can also bake segmentation into your IT Ops and DevOps processes – at scale.  

Enhance the capabilities of your vulnerability management program

Relying on CVSS scores alone to prioritize patching isn’t the most optimal use of your resources. Illumio Core enhances the capabilities of your vulnerability management program by overlaying your third-party vulnerability scan data on top of the real-time application dependency map to calculate exploitability and show an attacker’s potential attack pathways. You can use process-based segmentation as a compensating control, and reduce exploitable workloads without breaking critical applications.