InkaCloud Security: InkaCube Launch
- On March 14, 2025, INCA Internet, a cybersecurity company, announced its entry into the next-generation endpoint security market with the launch of 'INCA CUBE,' a cloud-based subscription service.
- 'INCA CUBE' is designed as an integrated security solution to effectively address the increasingly complex cyber security threats faced by businesses and individual users.
- A major endpoint security offering within the 'INCA CUBE' subscription platform is 'TTSC (Tachyon Total Security Cloud).' This provides a plug-in service, enabling corporate security managers to...
INCA Internet Enters Next-Generation Endpoint Security Market with ‘INCA CUBE’
Table of Contents
- INCA Internet Enters Next-Generation Endpoint Security Market with ‘INCA CUBE’
- INCA Internet’s ‘INCA CUBE’: your Endpoint Security Questions Answered
- What is INCA CUBE?
- What are the key features of INCA CUBE?
- What is TTSC (tachyon Total security Cloud) and how does it work?
- How does TTSC detect advanced threats?
- What is TDC (Tachyon Device Control) and how does it prevent data loss?
- Why is Linux endpoint security increasingly significant?
- What role does endpoint security play in protecting data?
- INCA CUBE: Features at a Glance
On March 14, 2025, INCA Internet, a cybersecurity company, announced its entry into the next-generation endpoint security market with the launch of ‘INCA CUBE,’ a cloud-based subscription service. This move leverages their 25 years of experience with the ‘nProtect’ security service and accumulated technological expertise.
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INCA CUBE: An Integrated Security Solution
‘INCA CUBE’ is designed as an integrated security solution to effectively address the increasingly complex cyber security threats faced by businesses and individual users. A key feature is the ability to instantly use various functions, such as real-time malware detection and media control, with the installation of just one agent.
Key Features of INCA CUBE:
- Antimalware
- Ransomware Prevention
- Malicious Behavior-Based prevention
- System Optimization
- Security Vulnerability Check
- Internal Details Leakage Prevention
- Removable Media Device Control
TTSC (Tachyon Total Security Cloud): A Core Component
A major endpoint security offering within the ’INCA CUBE’ subscription platform is ‘TTSC (Tachyon Total Security Cloud).’ This provides a plug-in service, enabling corporate security managers to easily implement and operate the system according to their specific security requirements.
Advanced Threat Detection with TTSC
‘TTSC’ offers a unified single management and policy dashboard. it incorporates the ‘TES Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV)’ solution, powered by the proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning-based ‘Magok Engine,’ to detect even unknown malware and ransomware. Moreover, it enables more sophisticated security responses by utilizing cloud-based dynamic and static analysis, along with Deep Neural Network (DNN) analysis techniques.
TDC (Tachyon Device Control) for Data Loss prevention
The ‘TDC (Tachyon Device Control)’ solution is designed to prevent internal information leaks.It integrates with a company’s internal personnel database (DB) to allow detailed configuration of the use of not only major external media such as USBs and CDs/DVDs, but also Wi-Fi control, mobile tethering, USB networks, and Windows Portable Devices (WPDs) by organization and job role.The company states that media-specific control policies can be centrally managed through ’TTSC,’ providing device-specific control status monitoring and statistical reports.
The Growing Importance of Linux Endpoint Security in 2025
As organizations increasingly rely on diverse operating systems, the need for robust Linux endpoint security becomes paramount. These solutions are crucial for managing and securing Linux-based desktops, laptops, and servers, ensuring data protection and system integrity against both external and internal cyber threats. The rise of sophisticated attacks necessitates a extensive approach to endpoint security, nonetheless of the operating system.
According to Cynet, “Linux endpoint security refers to protective measures and software to protect Linux-based devices and networks from external and internal threats.”
Protecting Data with Endpoint Security
With personal identifiable data breaches becoming increasingly common, organizations must prioritize data protection. Endpoint security solutions play a vital role in identifying, protecting, and encrypting data, safeguarding it from unauthorized access during storage and transit. Blue Cube Security emphasizes that it is “essential that organisations,large and small,take measures to protect its clients,employees and business information.”