YouThink You’re Protected, You’reNot
› Most businesses believe that Antivirus and Firewall are enough to protect them
They’re Wrong
› Almost HALF of all cyber attacks were targeted at companies
60% of businesses close within 6 months of being hacked
› Average cost in 2019 for business to recover from a ransomware attack: $84,000 (*Forbes 3.2.20)
What do attackers take?
› Customer credit card data, authentication credentials, copyrighted material, medical records, classified information, bank account details, personal information, system information, sensitive organization data, trade secrets,money…
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting businesses as "easy pickings" - whether to steal customer data or hold computer networks ransom.
In many cases the only option is to pay up, or go out of business (*SecurityBrief.com)
› Anyone can be a hacker now: Until recently hacking was specialized and for experts, which means they targeted large business.
› Third party breaches: Businesses are not just subject to first party attacks directly to their company, but now they are liable for any third party breach connectedto a partner or vendor.
› Reputational damage: if your customers find out you’re hacked, or the hacker gets sensitive information from you and threatens to leak, options are limited to none.
Antivirus and Firewall don’t come close to protecting you. Why??
- Cybercriminals test their attacks against antivirus and firewalls first
- Most antivirus is based on a static database of threats, meaning, they don’t learn about new threats
- Workers take computers home (or work from home) where they can be more easily infected
- Ransomware is growing and commonly gets past antivirus
- Employee web browsing to suspicious sites is a real problem
- No one is monitoring your system.
How do Big Companies handle this?
- They pay for expensive Managed Detection and Response (MDR) platforms
- They pay for an expensive Security Operations Center (SOC) to have expert personnel monitor their systems
CyberSecOps
Military Grade Protection for your Business
A.I. driven Proactive
Threat Hunting
System auto learns to predict threats, auto detects threats on your network, and auto expands to other devices as you add them
Protection against
User, File, Network, and Host-based attacks. User-based attacks: Insider threats, stolen credentials, privilege escalation, off-hour unusual activity, third-partycontractors.
Incident Response
and Attack Investigation
Customized monitoring (employee behavior alerting, critical patch updates, unauthorized application removal, and more).
Analyst Monitoring
Help 24/7 x 365
Designed to provide Businesses with the same sophisticated protection and 24/7 monitoring that the big guys use, but for a fraction of the price
24/7 ThreatMonitoring& Protection
Designed to provide Businesses with the same sophisticated protection and 24/7 monitoring that the big guys use, but for a fraction of the price:
- Proactive Threat Hunting and Containment
- 24x7 Analyst Monitoring
- Powerful A.I. learns about behaviors that could be potential threats, something traditional antivirus cannot do
- Installed in minutes
- Flexible monthly pricing
- No additional resource needed, we are your outsourced security team
- Customized monitoring (employee behavior alerting, critical patch updates, unauthorized application removal, and more)
- Comprehensive reporting
- Lowers your insurance costs
CyberSecOps
The Power of A.I.
› Continuously ingests and analyzes endpoint, network, user, and file activity to deliver the world’s first autonomous breach protection platform
› Provides complete monitoring and control, attack prevention and detection, and threat containment and elimination
› System auto learns to predict threats, auto detects threats on your network, and auto expands to other devices as you add them
Attack Prevention & Detection
Covering the Entire Attack Spectrum
User-based attacks: Insider threats, stolen credentials, privilege escalation, off-hour unusual activity, third-partycontractors. EDR/NGAVor EPPpoint solutions defend from only part of the attacks.
File-based attacks: Virus/worms, malware ransomware, trojans, key log-gers, spyware, PUP.
Network-based attacks: Port scanning, SMB scanning, DNS tunneling, APR spoofing, ICSMP tunneling, pass-the-hash,command-and-control, man-in-the-middle, lateral movement HTTP tunneling, unauthorizedconnection.
Host-based attacks: Memory injection, fileless at-tack, DLL injection reflective DLL, rootkit, exploitation behavior, credential theft, unauthorized access.
World-classSecurity
Recognized in Gartner Market Guides for: Managed Detection and Response / User & Entity Behavior Analytics / Endpoint Detection & Response Solutions / Best Practices for Detecting & MitigatingAPTs
