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DGS upgrades its CyLABs

The strengthening and reorganisation of the cyber security laboratories will enable DGS to consolidate its competencies to face the challenges of the sector with greater strength.

In a moment when Identities are the new corporate perimeter to be protected, in a more and more dematerialised context built by Cloud and hybrid infrastructures, the increase of the attack surface amplifies the risk of compromising processes, systems and data, with negative implications for the economy and sustainability.

To protect infrastructure and data from cyber attacks and to promote energy savings by optimising processes and the use of technological resources, DGS has developed an approach aimed at consolidating in-house expertise by enhancing, verticalising and strengthening the organisational structure of its Cybersecurity Laboratories (CyLABs).

Within these idea factories, DGS experts experiment with cutting-edge solutions and technologies from innovative start-ups and leading vendors in the following areas:

• Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)
• Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP)
• eXtended Detection and Response (xDR)
• Advanced Threat Detection Intelligence (ATDI)
• Business E-mail Compromise (BEC)
• Critical Infrastructure & IoT Protection (ICS & IoT Protection)
• Attack Surface Check and Remediation (ASCR)
• Automation and Orchestration (A&O)
• Data Access and Governance (DAG)
• Web Application and API Protection (WAPP)

Thanks to the CyLABs activity, DGS could continue offering services and solutions that are always in step with the future, supporting its customers more strongly in the entire Security Governance process and making its own contribution to the protection of the digital ecosystem.