Markets.Businessinsider ESET Launches High-Accuracy Threat Scanner on AWS Marketplace
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- •ESET PRIVATE Scanning Solutions are now available in AWS Marketplace.
- •The solution provides real-time threat detection and malware analysis.
- •Organizations can streamline procurement and deployment processes for enhanced security.
ESET has announced the availability of its ESET PRIVATE Scanning Solutions on AWS Marketplace, aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for cloud applications. This solution offers ultra-fast multilayered threat scanning, enabling organizations to inspect large volumes of inbound data in real-time. The scanner is designed to detect malware and zero-day threats using advanced behavioral analysis without needing full endpoint security deployment. This integration allows security and DevOps teams to streamline procurement and management processes, reducing time-to-value. ESET's technology combines AI and human expertise to secure businesses and critical infrastructure. The launch reflects a growing trend of organizations seeking seamless purchase and deployment options for cybersecurity solutions.
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