Safous
Bangkok, Thailand
About
Safous is a cybersecurity company based in Bangkok, Thailand working in identity & access, network security, cloud security +2 more.
Safous is a global cybersecurity team and product suite within the Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (IIJ) Group. It offers zero trust security products, including zero trust access (ZTA) and ZTNA, remote privileged access management (RPAM), secure remote access for OT/ICS environments, web application and API protection, and vulnerability and attack surface assessment services. Its products target enterprises and manufacturers, energy and utilities, telecoms and other sectors, and are offered directly and through MSP, system integrator and white-label partnerships. Safous was released by IIJ in 2021 as part of its Zero Trust Security Service Suite.
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Safous ZTA
ZTNA
Zero trust access platform for secure, identity-based access to applications and data for remote workers, third parties and unmanaged devices, with MFA and SSO.
Safous Privileged Remote Access
RPAM
Remote privileged access management for IT, OT, IoT and API environments, with session recording, audit trails and policy-based access.
Safous Industrial Secure Remote Access
OT secure remote access
Secure remote access to industrial OT/ICS environments, including air-gapped systems, for workers and vendors without replacing existing infrastructure.
Safous Security Assessment
Attack surface assessment
Non-intrusive external attack surface assessment using open-source intelligence and third-party risk scoring, with analyst-supported reporting.
Safous Internal Vulnerability Assessment
Vulnerability assessment
Structured, analyst-supported assessment of vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and lateral movement paths across distributed internal environments.
Safous WAAP
Web application and API protection
Web application and API protection that brings zero trust controls to the application layer against web and API vulnerabilities and zero-day attacks.