AppGuard and Blue Ridge Networks Win Managed Cybersecurity Services Contract with One of the Nation’s Largest Public Housing Authorities

Blue Ridge Networks announced that it has been awarded a managed services contract from one of the nations largest public housing authority to bolster its cybersecurity infrastructure with the AppGuard endpoint cybersecurity solution. The organization will be leveraging AppGuard’s zero trust cybersecurity protection to block undetectable attacks without the need for urgent and frequent patching that other endpoint security solutions require. The three-year contract will give the customer access to 7,000 AppGuard Licenses.

AppGuard is the pioneer in zero trust cybersecurity software for endpoints, servers and mobile platforms. With powerful, patented cybersecurity technology, it protects against attack escalations by automatically isolating system processes from dynamic code injection. Security controls apply to all of an application’s processes, eliminating the need for policy updates. With an ultra-light footprint, AppGuard allows for normal application or utility usage, while simultaneously blocking known and unknown malicious actions. The solution doesn’t require attack detection, cumbersome scanning, or disruptive updates.

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Blue Ridge Networks will provide the customer with complete managed support for AppGuard deployment along with 24x7x365 support to ensure continuous peak system performance.

AppGuard has been deployed by government, financial institutions, travel, and in many other industries to effectively and affordably address the rapid escalation of malicious cybersecurity threats, often undetectable by conventional means.

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“It’s a privilege to expand our protection services through this deployment of AppGuard endpoint protection for such an important housing authority,” said Maureen Gray, COO of Blue Ridge Networks.

Dianne O’Connor, Senior Director of Sales for AppGuard, added, “AppGuard will benefit our customer by increasing its overall cybersecurity posture, while reducing overall IT and Sec-Ops burdens with more efficient operations.”

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