Cloud Security Boosted by San Francisco Startup's Innovative Platform
A San Francisco startup has introduced a novel solution to bolster iCloud login security, addressing the growing challenge faced by enterprises worldwide. Meanwhile, an IT-enabled firm in Kerala has developed a unique device, CoGun, to aid in daily tasks while minimising coronavirus exposure.
The San Francisco-based startup, specialising in iCloud login security products, has launched its iCloud Control platform. This innovative solution automates iCloud login security monitoring and enforcement, ensuring enterprises' iCloud infrastructure remains secure. It checks for risks against its out-of-the-box security best practices, saving costs and manual effort. During the lockdown, the startup received numerous enquiries from businesses seeking robust iCloud login security solutions, highlighting the pressing need for such innovations.
In Kerala, an IT-enabled firm has introduced CoGun, a keychain-shaped device designed to assist in routine functions. It helps users push doors, use ATMs, operate lifts, and taps, thereby reducing the need for direct contact with surfaces, thus minimising coronavirus exposure. CoGun was launched as part of a series of innovations focused on indigenisation at Maker Village.
The San Francisco startup's iCloud Control platform offers a comprehensive solution to enterprises struggling with iCloud login security. Meanwhile, CoGun, developed by an IT-enabled firm in Kerala, provides a practical tool for navigating daily life while minimising coronavirus risks.
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