About Vali Cyber
Vali Cyber’s mission is to address the specific security needs of hypervisors and other forms of Linux. By focusing on creating a Linux-first security solution with increased efficacy and reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), our approach puts clients in control of hypervisor & Linux security. Our platform helps reduce analyst and computational overhead, while simultaneously ensuring uptime with state-of-the-art AI-behavioral techniques to detect and stop attacks and automated file rollback to restore your most critical data in real-time.
Imagine detecting and fully remediating a ransomware attack on your hypervisors in real-time…that dream has become reality.
Rimini + Vali Cyber
Vali Cyber is proud to partner with Rimini Street to offer Advanced Hypervisor Security. Working together, our teams offer best-in-class technology coupled with world-renowned support services, providing a compelling offering—and peace of mind—to VMware ESXi and other hypervisor users.
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Focus area
- Hypervisor Ransomware Protection
- Automated Remediation
- Vulnerability Mitigation
- Multi Factor Authentication
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Partnership solutions
- Rimini Protect™: Advanced Hypervisor Security
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