Safe Social Networking within Enterprise through Compartmentalization
Slash Enterprise Risks from Employee Social Networking Such as Facebook and LinkedIn
Pixie Isolates Social Networking from Host Computer and Enterprise Network
- End-user Clicks on Pixie Icon within an Enterprise Computer
- Pixie Forms a Virtual Workspace for Social Networking
- Pixie Makes an Impenetrable, Non-SSL Tunnel
- Social Networking Data Traffic Cannot Reach Enterprise Network
- No File Transfers or Copy/Paste between Pixie and Host Computer
- Malware Cannot Infect Host Computer
- End-user Turns Off Pixie, Host Computer Remains Untouched
Enterprise Challenges from Social Networking
- Cyber Criminals Routinely Exploit the Trust Amongst Users of Facebook, LinkedIn, and other Social Networking Sites to Expose Users to Malware Infesting Documents, Media Files, and Websites
- Enterprise Computers Infested by Malware from Social Networks are Used to Probe and Launch Attacks
- Social Networks are Potential Conduits for Enterprise Data Leaks
Benefits from Pixie Isolating Social Networking
- Practically Eliminate Enterprise Risks from Employees using Facebook, LinkedIn, Jigsaw, and other Potentially Job-Related Social Networking Sites
- Higher Employee Job Satisfaction Compared with Enforced Ban on Social Networking Activities
- Employees can Safely Harness the Community Marketing Benefits of Social Networks for Employers
- Extremely Scalable
- Enterprise Software Distribution Systems can Silently Deploy Pixie Software
EdgeGuard or Managed Endpoint Security can Enforce Website Blacklisting to Compel Use of Pixie, On and Off the Enterprise Network
Available as a Completely Outsourced Managed Service, Trials Available