A self-learning AI protects the cloud, SaaS, corporate networks, IoT and industrial systems against cyber-threats and vulnerabilities from insider threats and ransomware, to stealthy and silent attacks.

Since threat hunting is a growing and evolving capability in cybersecurity, one with a broad definition and wide range of goals. It is however generally seen as a proactive approach to finding attacks and compromised machines without waiting for alerts.

Sure, most antivirus software can find and remove crypto-mining malware. However, if you are concerned that a trojan horse is present after scanning, your cyber threat hunting team can expertly remove it and advise which measures are the most appropriate to prevent it coming back.

ProActive Hunting

As the cybersecurity industry becomes increasingly aware of the importance of proactively hunting threats there is a critical need for effective and sophisticated tools that streamline the process of identifying, monitoring and mitigating potential threats. In addition we also need to improve the speed and accuracy of threat response.

When used in mainstream media the word hacker is usually used in relation to cyber criminals but a hacker can actually be anyone, regardless of their intentions, who utilizes their knowledge of computer software and hardware to break down and bypass security measures on a computer, device or network.

Cyber hygiene is your organizational challenge in which the threat landscape changes daily and new variants of attacks on computer systems appear by the hour.

Given the very public explosion of ransomware, and an ever-growing list of other cyber threats, IT services providers are increasingly looking for ways to meet the insatiable demand for cybersecurity.

You need access to around-the-clock conversations within threat-actor channels to monitor and gain insights across threat-actor communities, since the threat stretches from the back office to the supply chain to the store front.

Another threat is imitation, which is an external factor that could reduce the e-commerce organizations market share and brand value.

Smart Grid Networks

There are very few technical products which cannot be threat modelled; in a more or less rewarding way depending on how much it communicates, or interacts, with the world. For smart grids, smart grid cyber security is the protection against serious cyber threats that affect the users in the smart grid network globally.

Cyber threats remain lucrative for malicious actors which will continue to use it. Other security and compliance solution vendors have introduced vulnerability management and configuration management to attempt to address compliance mandates.

Moreover, managed services combine threat intelligence, threat monitoring, attack surface identification and reduction and incident response information to help organizations proactively detect and respond to unauthorized activity before it can adversely affect networks.

Cyber attacks on the Financial Industry

Conducted primarily for the purpose of yielding illicit financial gain, cyber attacks against the financial services industry are increasing in sophistication and are often undetectable, global and instantaneous. Active threat hunting through safe device querying will become essential in order to gain the visibility, security and control necessary to protect against a new generation of threats.

While it is normal to see a positive trend in terms of number of artifacts analyzed by your engines, a stark increase might in some cases be the telltale sign of a shift in the threat landscape. A security threat intelligence service collects, analyzes and filters data about emerging threats to produce actionable information for organizations in the form of management reports and data feeds for automated security control systems, additionally, your vision of security policy and compliance management defines security policies using industry standards, regulation and organizational policies.