We’ve refreshed our brand. Same team, same partners, same phone number.Read the storyWe’ve refreshed our brand. Same team, same partners, same phone number.Read the storySymantec, a division of Broadcom, protects endpoints, data, email and web traffic for large enterprises.
As a Symantec partner in Pakistan, SecureBeans designs, deploys, integrates and supports Symantec solutions - from licensing and architecture to health checks and renewals. Symantec, a division of Broadcom, protects endpoints, data, email and web traffic for large enterprises.
SecureBeans designs, deploys, integrates and supports Symantec solutions - from licensing and architecture to health checks and renewals.
Product names are examples; ask us which offerings fit your requirements.
EPP, EDR / XDR and device control for every laptop and desktop.
DLP, encryption, information protection and backup & recovery.
Cloud posture, secure web gateway, IPS and email defence.
Protect servers, virtual machines and containers across hybrid estates.
SecureBeans deploys Symantec Endpoint Security for large estates and Symantec Data Center Security for locked-down servers, part of Symantec's integrated cyber defense approach and backed by global threat intelligence.
Symantec DLP (Symantec Data Loss Prevention) protects sensitive data across endpoints, network, email and cloud. Email Security.cloud stops phishing and malware, Edge SWG (formerly ProxySG) secures web traffic and CloudSOC CASB governs cloud apps.
Yes. SecureBeans works with Symantec as a technology partner and provides design, deployment, integration, health checks and local support for Symantec solutions.
SecureBeans delivers Symantec products including Symantec Endpoint Security, Symantec DLP, Email Security.cloud, Edge SWG (ProxySG). Ask us which offerings fit your requirements.
Symantec, a division of Broadcom, protects endpoints, data, email and web traffic for large enterprises. SecureBeans uses Symantec in these solution areas: Endpoint Protection, Data Protection, Cloud & Network, Server & Workload.
Symantec's enterprise security products are owned by Broadcom, which acquired the business in 2019. The consumer Norton brand is a separate company, Gen Digital.
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