be.Safe Agent
Cybersecurity, visibility and operations on the endpoint with a single agent to protect, manage and respond on end-user devices, covering every access route from PCs and mobiles.
A single agent to protect and operate the endpoint
- Advanced endpoint security with centralized posture, control and countermeasures.
- Remote device management from the unified console, with policies and deactivation lockout.
- Integration with Active Directory and group policies to unify identity and control.
- Native integration with be.Safe Pro and be.Safe XDR for automated visibility and response.
- Compatibility with ZTNA, CASB, etc.
A single agent to protect and operate the endpoint
From the end user’s perspective, the goal is to keep the experience simple, with an easy, frictionless installation that supports rollout and adoption across large organizations. From the IT or security team’s perspective, the value lies in being able to manage the agent centrally, integrate it with Active Directory and use it as the foundation for access, cybersecurity and response policies. In that sense, the endpoint agent is not limited to “protecting”; it also helps to operate the endpoint in a continuous and orderly way.
Applying remote changes, strengthening security measures, collecting useful signals, conditioning access on the real state of the device… these are day-to-day needs that any cybersecurity product must address. Teldat’s be.Safe Agent is our answer to all these requirements for visibility and control of remote devices, where automated monitoring and response capabilities, fully integrated with communications and cybersecurity networks, become essential. The result is an architecture that is more visible, more controlled and better prepared for demanding corporate environments.
What are the important points related to be.Safe Agent
Centralized endpoint control
The agent allows devices to be managed remotely from a central console, applying security, connectivity and operational policies to every endpoint. This simplifies day-to-day administration and reduces the effort needed to maintain a homogeneous, secure.
Identity and response integration
Integration with Active Directory and be.Safe XDR makes it possible to coordinate access, group and response policies from a single architecture. The agent therefore not only protects, but also provides operational context and the ability to react to incidents.
Continuous security visibility
be.Safe Agent exposes the device’s security posture and reports key information such as processes, communications and relevant system logs. That visibility makes it easier to detect abnormal behavior and understand what is really happening on each device.
Secure and adaptive connectivity
The agent supports advanced encryption features, communications management, always-on VPN and context-based automatic connection. It can also enforce posture-based access, adapting access to the real state of the device.
How to protect and operate the modern endpoint?
In distributed and hybrid-work environments, devices frequently operate outside the traditional network perimeter, which forces a rethink of classic protection models. Securing the central infrastructure is no longer enough: it is necessary to know the real state of the device at all times, verify its security posture and condition access to resources based on that context.
To address this scenario, architectures based on endpoint agents have emerged that can act as a local control point. These agents make it possible to apply security and operational policies directly on the device, regardless of its location, operating system or the type of network it is connected to. In this way, the endpoint stops being a passive element and becomes an active source of control and decision-making.
From an operational standpoint, centralized endpoint management reduces administrative overhead and makes it easier to maintain a homogeneous environment. Applying changes remotely, updating policies and executing countermeasures from a unified console make it possible to react quickly and consistently to any situation, without relying on local actions or manual processes.
Finally, integrating the endpoint with identity systems and detection-and-response platforms extends the value of this approach. The device becomes one more element within an integrated security architecture, where access, connectivity and protection adapt dynamically to the real context. The result is a more flexible, visible model, better prepared for today’s cybersecurity and IT operations challenges.
Teldat’s be.Safe Agent and its ecosystem
Its integration with be.Safe Pro reinforces the NGFW and secure-connectivity layer, whilst its connection with be.Safe XDR extends detection, correlation and response to the signals generated by the device itself.
Moreover, the traffic-steering capabilities help direct traffic intelligently based on policy, context or endpoint state. Overall, the product is not limited to acting as protection software, but as an active control layer on the device.
be.Safe Agent – Use Cases
Device hardening
Strengthened endpoint security with centralized policies, posture checks and control over agent activation.
Endpoint visibility
Get detailed information on processes, communications and device logs to understand what is happening at every endpoint.
Response and countermeasures
Apply remote changes, block unwanted actions and run countermeasures from the central console whenever the risk demands it, either manually or automatically.
Device hardening
Strengthened endpoint security with centralized policies, posture checks and control over agent activation.
Challenge
This leads to visibility gaps, operational difficulties and longer response times when incidents occur. On top of that, when devices run different operating systems, management becomes more complex and inconsistencies appear across platforms.
On top of that, access no longer happens from a single device: the digitalization of recent years means that the same user may connect from several types of device (PCs, tablets, mobiles, etc.), so managing access policies, identification and policy unification has become both more complex and more critical to daily operations.
Solution
The central console makes it easy to manage endpoint behavior, set access conditions and maintain consistent control across Windows, Android, iOS and Linux. As a result, the organization gains consistency, reduces exposure and improves its capacity for continuous oversight.
Why Teldat?
Endpoint visibility
Get detailed information on processes, communications and device logs to understand what is happening at every endpoint.
Challenge
In addition, the lack of standardization across the different devices present in an organization can mean that countermeasures end up being insufficient, poorly applied, or so disruptive to daily operations because of their complexity, that the cure is worse than the disease.
Solution
The security team can therefore better understand the context, spot suspicious behavior and prioritize the response with greater judgment. The solution does not just display data; it helps turn it into actionable operational intelligence.
Why Teldat?
Response and countermeasures
Apply remote changes, block unwanted actions and run countermeasures from the central console whenever the risk demands it, either manually or automatically.
Challenge
If the environment does not provide that level of control, the response is delayed and risk grows. This is especially critical when the device is operating outside the corporate network or under hybrid access models.
Solution
It also supports always-on VPN, split tunneling and IPSec or GRE tunnels, providing the flexibility to adapt access and connectivity to every operational scenario.
Why Teldat?
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