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Ransomware Protection
Protect your intellectual property and the risks associated with ransomware, industrial espionage and prevent malicious activity from inside your organization.
Anti Data Exfiltration
Prevent cyberattacks across all endpoints and monitor data exfiltration from any network to ensure compliance with global privacy and data protection regulations.
AI Threat Prevention
Fight back against the latest generation of AI based attacks. Our zero trust, zero day AI algorithms are trained to pick up threats that haven’t even been invented yet.
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Our G2 badges reflect the trust of real users who rely on BlackFog to prevent data exfiltration and defend their organizations from cyberthreats including ransomware.
Stop Data Exfiltration. Stop Cyberattacks.
Hackers don’t win when they break in, they win when they get data out. That’s why data exfiltration is the true endgame of every cyberattack.
BlackFog’s anti data exfiltration (ADX) technology blocks unauthorized transfers in real-time, ensuring your sensitive information never leaves your devices or network.
When the data stays inside, breaches fail, ransoms collapse, and your organization stays resilient.
From the Blog
Keep up to date on the latest data security and ransomware news.
Tømmergaarden Secures its Weakest Security Link with BlackFog
After Tømmergaarden started running BlackFog they noticed that the antivirus reports had zero issues with employees clicking on malicious links because BlackFog was blocking the threats before they even got to the devices.
California Privacy Act: What you need to know
The California Consumer Privacy Act is clearly the shape of things to come for the rest of the United States and mirrors many regulations now being adopted around the world such as the sweeping reforms adopted with GDPR in Europe. This article discusses key parts of this legislation and what it means for business.
Big tech is waking up to data privacy – but is it enough?
Every day we sacrifice our data privacy just to use technology. Knowingly sacrificing data is one thing, but what about the unauthorized data that is constantly being exfiltrated from our devices?