SSE: ENDPOINT AND CLOUD SECURITY

Modern protection for modern businesses.Cloud-first.

Secure web access, endpoint activity, and cloud sign-in for cloud-first teams, without connecting office networks.

SSE protection from a managed endpoint to web and cloud services

Endpoint and cloud security. Without network connectivity.

SSE brings security controls for users and their devices together. Jimber checks device posture, protects web access, detects endpoint threats, and gives users one-click sign-in to connected cloud applications.

Who it is for

For cloud-first organisations.

Choose SSE when most work happens in SaaS and web applications, people work from different places, and you do not need a private connection between office networks.

  • Most business applications are already in the cloud.
  • Users need secure access from managed endpoints wherever they work.
  • You want endpoint and web security without deploying a network connectivity layer.

Questions about SSE answered.

What is SSE?

Security Service Edge (SSE) brings security controls for users, endpoints, web access, and cloud applications together. It focuses on protecting access and devices rather than connecting private networks.

Do we need to connect our office networks to use SSE?

No. SSE is a fit when your users mainly work with cloud applications and you need endpoint and web security without building private network connectivity between sites.

Which Jimber capabilities are part of SSE?

Jimber SSE brings together Secure Web Gateway, Endpoint Detection & Response, device posture checks, cloud authentication, and Firewall as a Service.

When should we choose ViPN instead?

Choose ViPN when people or sites need secure connectivity to private applications and networks, for example as a replacement for conventional remote-access VPNs. Choose SSE when endpoint and cloud security is the primary need.

Can we combine SSE with site connectivity later?

Yes. Jimber SASE integrates connectivity with endpoint and cloud security, so organisations that need both can manage them together.