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MINEOLA, N.Y. -- RevBits announced that it won the 2024 Fortress Cybersecurity Award for Endpoint Detection for RevBits Endpoint Security & EDR and as a recognized finalist in Identity Access & Management for RevBits Privileged Access Management. The Fortress Cybersecurity Award, administered through The Business Intelligence Group, seeks to identify and reward the world’s leading companies and products that are working to keep data and electronic assets safe from threats.
RevBits is pleased to be awarded as a category winner for its EPS & EDR solution and reaching the finalist group for PAM.
· 2024 Fortress Cybersecurity Award - Winner / Product or Services / Endpoint Detection
- RevBits Endpoint Security & EDR
· 2024 Fortress Cybersecurity - Recognized Finalist / Identity & Access Management
- RevBits Privileged Access Management
“We have made great strides in developing the most capable EPS & EDR solution available. Our patented anti-rootkit technology, protecting kernel-based attacks, is a critical component of endpoint security,” said David Schiffer, CEO. “It would have blocked the recent, devastating, worldwide meltdown of a reported over eight million Windows systems, the loss of tens of billions of dollars and the uncountable days of disruption in the lives of millions of people.”
“Our Endpoint Security (EPS) & EDR solution is a key product in our suite of enterprise solutions,” said Mucteba Celik, CTO. “The EPS marketplace is competitive, and to have been recognized by Fortress is a great honor. “Our development efforts on EPS have been centered on building a 100% detection capability with Zero-false positive reporting, and is deployable in multiple deployment types, including Air-Gap environments. We have made great strides in developing the most capable EPS & EDR solution available. For example, we developed an Anti-rootkit technology to protect against kernel-level malware attacks and has been awarded a U.S. Patent. In terms of our PAM solution, it’s a unique product in the market, offering seven different access management modules.”
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