The CyberVault Extended Operation Centre integrates the Network Operation Centre (NOC), Security Operation Centre (SOC), Threat Operation Centre (TOC), and NexGen Vulnerability Assessment (NGVA) into a unified interface
The CyberVault Extended Operation Centre integrates the Network Operation Centre (NOC), Security Operation Centre (SOC), Threat Operation Centre (TOC), and NexGen Vulnerability Assessment (NGVA) into a unified interface
The CyberVault Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) produces automated alerts and notifications regarding suspicious activity and potential security issues.
The CyberVault Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDSs) are already connected with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) to facilitate seamless automation and orchestration.
The cyber investigation involves identifying the source and target of the attack by analysing prior episodes and retaining logs.
Increase in security coverage
Deployment Time
Data Locality
Faster Resolution
Reduction in Cyber Security costs
The solution is specifically designed to accommodate intricate customer situations and may be implemented without modifying the current infrastructure.
Customer data is vulnerable to threats from several sources, such as the network, host,
application, and endpoints, whether it is accessible internally or externally.
Network, system, and application scanners, as well as vulnerability detectors, aid in identifying and remedying known vulnerabilities.
The inclusion of specialised hardware and software limits the
customer’s freedom and raises the expenses associated with switching due to Vendor Lock-In.
Implementing continuous monitoring and management of the enterprise infrastructure leads to an optimised end-user experience.
corporate security is ensured using a secured and segmented network, host, application, and endpoints.
Perform a simulated attack or imitate an attack without incurring expenses on the hardware or concerns about jeopardising the current or operational infrastructure.
During the Proof of Concept (PoC), the enterprise infrastructure undergoes thorough evaluation, and the hardware resources are accurately assessed, resulting in a Zero-Day deployment of the solution.
Defensive security aims to enhance the company’s security stance by collecting, monitoring, scrutinising, and controlling data, detecting dubious activity, and issuing alarms.
Centralised monitoring of the performance and health of an enterprise infrastructure. Tuning and Optimizing Mission-critical Applications, Databases, and Hosted Services.
Offensive security involves a group of ethical hackers that assess and confirm an organisation’s ability to detect and respond to security threats. They also provide feedback on security measures.
Defensive Security enhances an organisation’s security stance by gathering, monitoring, analysing, and managing data to identify suspicious activities and alerts.
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