ForeScout Technologies, Inc., a pioneer in agentless cybersecurity, has announced that JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) has inducted ForeScout into its Hall of Innovation forenhancing device visibility and policy-driven control. Each year, the JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation award recognises select emerging tech vendors for their innovation, business value and disruptive nature. The award was […]
ForeScout Technologies, Inc., a pioneer in agentless cybersecurity, has announced that JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) has inducted ForeScout into its Hall of Innovation forenhancing device visibility and policy-driven control. Each year, the JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation award recognises select emerging tech vendors for their innovation, business value and disruptive nature. The award was presented to ForeScout at theEighth Annual J.P. Morgan Technology Innovation Symposium, held in Menlo Park, California.
Michael DeCesare, CEO and President of ForeScout Technologies
The proliferation of devices connecting to enterprise environments has created a new threat vector for corporate networks. ForeScout’s technology provides businesses and governments with the ability to instantaneously see both traditional and Internet of Things (IoT) devices when they connect to a network, control device access based on security posture and policy, and orchestrate system-wide response.
“ForeScout provides JPMorgan Chase with enhanced visibility and control across the hundreds of thousands of devices connected to our corporate network,” said Rohan Amin, Global Chief Information Security Officer, JPMorgan Chase& Co. “We were able to rapidly deploy ForeScout’s technology globally, at scale, which highlights the product’s ease of implementation. ForeScout’s technology also helps us automate and dynamically enforce security policies across our environment.”
“We are honoured to receive this recognition from JPMorgan Chase as there is no better compliment than our customers validating that our technology adds so much value to their business,”said Michael DeCesare, President and CEO, ForeScout. “JPMorgan Chase has an extremely talented technology team, and we enjoy working with them in this new era of security where everything is connected.”
ForeScout Technologies, Inc., a pioneer in agentless cybersecurity, has announced that JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) has inducted ForeScout into its Hall of Innovation forenhancing device visibility and policy-driven control. Each year, the JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation award recognises select emerging tech vendors for their innovation, business value and disruptive nature. The award was presented to ForeScout at theEighth Annual J.P. Morgan Technology Innovation Symposium, held in Menlo Park, California.
Michael DeCesare, CEO and President of ForeScout Technologies
The proliferation of devices connecting to enterprise environments has created a new threat vector for corporate networks. ForeScout’s technology provides businesses and governments with the ability to instantaneously see both traditional and Internet of Things (IoT) devices when they connect to a network, control device access based on security posture and policy, and orchestrate system-wide response.
“ForeScout provides JPMorgan Chase with enhanced visibility and control across the hundreds of thousands of devices connected to our corporate network,” said Rohan Amin, Global Chief Information Security Officer, JPMorgan Chase& Co. “We were able to rapidly deploy ForeScout’s technology globally, at scale, which highlights the product’s ease of implementation. ForeScout’s technology also helps us automate and dynamically enforce security policies across our environment.”
“We are honoured to receive this recognition from JPMorgan Chase as there is no better compliment than our customers validating that our technology adds so much value to their business,”said Michael DeCesare, President and CEO, ForeScout. “JPMorgan Chase has an extremely talented technology team, and we enjoy working with them in this new era of security where everything is connected.”
