Threat Hunting Tools: Cybereason

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April 10, 2018

Get the unfair advantage with Cybereason Total Endpoint Protection: behavior- based, offense-first Endpoint Detection and more.

Why it’s Important to Protect Your Endpoints:

Before we get into how Cybereason works, let’s talk some about Endpoint Defense and Response (EDR) software and why it’s so important.

An endpoint is an end-user device (PC, servers, etc). Each of these endpoints offers up potential windows of opportunity for threats. The more businesses transition to a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model and allow people to work remotely, the more the traditional network security wall of defense starts to crumble.

Now, some of these windows can be shut using the principle of least-privilege, for everything else, there’s Cybereason.

How Cybereason is Different:

Cybereason’s corps of elite cyber-security experts go on the offense against attackers. Information Security professionals are fighting a never-ending battle. Those professionals need to improve their security skills to stay ahead.

Cybereason uses a four-step process to identify, engage and defeat threats.

Step 1 – Collect

Silent sensors are quickly deployed on endpoints and servers collecting telemetry in real time. No reboots and no disruptions.

Step 2 – Detect

Cybereason’s Analytics Engine queries data at a rate of 8 million questions a second across the entire environment, augmenting your existing team with technology, not more bodies.

Step 3 – Hunt

Their Hunting Team goes on the offensive, profiling your environment using our analysis platform to find the low and slow insidious activity missed from signature-focused tools and teams.

Step 4 – Report

Cybereason will present a comprehensive report of incidents, findings, and recommendations to close gaps and improve your security posture.

Benefits:

  • Unparalleled speed of deployment and detection
  • Exceptional Cost Effectiveness
  • No Business Interruption
  • Unique Cyber Hunting and Incident Response Expertise
  • Most Advanced Prevention, Detection and Response Technology
Carl Keyser is the Content Manager at Integris.

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