Core purpose and architecture
The 2017 ESEX Shikorskay INTERNEET Security Cloud was introduced as a unified, cloud‑native platform to consolidate threat detection, data protection, and compliance reporting across distributed enterprise environments. Built on a micro‑services framework, it separates ingestion, analytics, and response layers, allowing each component to scale independently while maintaining a single management console.
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Key capabilities
Key capabilities include:
- Real‑time malware sandboxing and behavior analysis.
- Encrypted data loss prevention for SaaS and on‑premise workloads.
- Automated incident response playbooks integrated with popular SIEMs.
- Zero‑trust network access controls configurable per device and user role.
Deployment models
The solution supports three deployment models:
| Model | Typical use case | Management |
|---|---|---|
| Public Cloud | Start‑ups and remote teams | Fully managed by ESEX |
| Hybrid Cloud | Enterprises with legacy data centers | Shared responsibility |
| Private Cloud | Highly regulated sectors | Customer‑operated infrastructure |
Mobile‑first considerations
From a mobile‑search analyst's perspective, the 2017 release anticipates handheld device usage by exposing lightweight APIs and a responsive admin UI. Credential‑less authentication methods such as device‑bound certificates reduce latency for mobile users, while push‑based alerts integrate with iOS and Android notification services.
Limitations and dependencies
Adoption depends on existing identity providers; the platform's zero‑trust engine works best with SAML or OAuth 2.0 federations. Legacy on‑premise applications may require additional connectors, and full data‑at‑rest encryption is only available in the private‑cloud offering.