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Why insurance companies rely on NetScaler

The rise in cyberattacks has made security a top priority for IT leaders in the insurance industry. Insurance companies are particularly vulnerable to attack because they rely on public-facing websites and customer portals to collect personally identifiable information and other sensitive data. Bad actors who seek to steal this data or commit insurance fraud target web application vulnerabilities.

Additionally, insurance company IT departments are seeing an increase in shadow IT. Accepting that they cannot fully control the use of unsanctioned software, IT leaders are seeking to secure employee access to applications using policy- and role-based permissions.

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NETSCALER FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES

How NetScaler helps

With NetScaler you can:

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Deliver highly secure applications
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Gain operational consistency across on-premises and cloud
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Deliver highly available applications
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Securely manage shadow IT
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Provide an optimal application end-user experience
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Protect against DDoS and bot attacks
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Comprehensive application and API security
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NetScaler protects internet-facing and internal applications against known and unknown vulnerabilities, including zero-day attacks. And NetScaler WAF, unlike next-generation firewalls, protects applications against the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, mitigates bots, and protects APIs.
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Internet-state observability
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Only NetScaler eliminates the internet blind spot to give you visibility into the state of the internet. NetScaler automatically routes traffic to the optimal server for each application end user so you can deliver real-time information.
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Secure access to applications
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With zero-trust network (ZTNA) access, you can employ granular security controls to grant and restrict access to internal-facing applications based on policies and role hierarchies — without compromising application end-user experience. NetScaler MFA tokens are compatible with the MS Authenticator and Google Authenticator mobile apps.
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Real-time insights and rich analytics
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NetScaler provides map visualization, or service graphs, that make it easy to identify application performance issues and troubleshoot faster. Quickly determine if an issue originates from the client, the ADC, or your application.
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Operational consistency across multi-cloud
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To deliver secure applications in a consistent manner regardless where the applications reside, NetScaler uses a single code base for all form factors. And NetScaler provides a single dashboard for automated ADC configuration across on-premises and cloud environments so you can configure once and quickly deploy everywhere.
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Reduced cloud infrastructure costs
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Connection multiplexing is a method of reusing connections to avoid the overhead on a server when establishing new connections for each request. NetScaler connection multiplexing ensures that server connections are efficiently reused, resulting in dramatically reduced SSL/TLS load on backend servers.
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“We got NetScaler for high availability when moving our workloads to AWS.”

Steve Pfeiffer
Senior Engineer

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Top reasons why manufacturers prefer NetScaler

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Competing ADC solutions don’t deliver the best performance
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NetScaler provides the lowest latency to ensure an optimal application end-user experience. Independent benchmarking confirms that NetScaler outperforms its competitors in every test for latency, throughput, and CPU utilization.
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Cloud load balancers are too basic
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Cloud providers’ native load balancing solutions don’t account for internet latency or work as well for hybrid cloud deployments as NetScaler. And with NetScaler, you avoid lock-in to cloud provider load balancing services.
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Open source load balancers are less secure
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NetScaler comes with enterprise-grade application and API security that just works, saving you time and eliminating the uncertainty of using untested and unsupported open source load balancers.