DATIVE strengthens its offering with a partnership with WALLIX and their Bastion solution
Bastion, an innovative solution for managing privileged accesses
As part of our ongoing commitment to strengthening our customers' industrial cybersecurity, DATIVE is delighted to announce a new strategic partnership with WALLIX, France's leading identity and access management (IAM) solution. This collaboration marks another step forward in our mission to provide cutting-edge solutions in the face of growing threats.
Tangible benefits for our customers
We're delighted to add WALLIX's BASTION solution to our industrial cyber security offering. This solution will enhance your industry's ability to protect itself against cyber threats by minimising the risks associated with unauthorised access.
This partnership underlines our commitment to offering solutions that meet the specific challenges of industrial cyber security. By integrating the BASTION solution, we can offer our customers a proactive approach to minimising the risks associated with privileged access.
BASTION's fine-grained authorisation management enables granular privilege allocation, ensuring that only authorised people have access to your business-critical information. This strategy strengthens the resilience of your industrial infrastructure in the face of persistent threats, while meeting the most stringent compliance standards.
An ANSSI-certified, NISv2-compliant solution
WALLIX's BASTION solution is CSPN (First-level security certification) certified by ANSSI (French Cybersecurity Agency), attesting to its effectiveness and compliance with the most rigorous security standards.
This certification, issued by a recognised authority, reinforces BASTION's credibility as a trusted choice for enhancing industrial cyber security.
Moreover, the solution is compatible with the new NISv2 directive, which we mentioned in a previous article (https://www.dative-gpi.com/en/news/nis2).
BASTION offers a solution that meets regulatory expectations, providing robust and scalable protection against emerging cyber threats.
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