SecureAdvanced Package

What is it?

Automated threat hunting proactively searches available datasources using the latest cyberintelligence threat information about active attacks as they are discovered and shared with the industry.

What does it do?

SecureCyber's patent-pending Automated Threat Hunting searches open source intelligence sources for relevant and timely indicators of compromise and proactively searches all available datasources. This data is correlated into campaigns and delivered to your Managed SOC team for further investigation and escalation if required.

What is it?

Technologically this is driven from SOAR. The spirit of the entry here is to indicate that an actual Security Operations Center is provided with all levels of this service. Automated and manual investigations occur.

What is it?

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) identifies and addresses threats on devices such as computers, smartphones, and servers. EDR tools continuously monitor and collect data from endpoints to detect suspicious behavior and provide real-time alerts.

What does it do?

EDR improves your organization's ability to detect, respond to, and recover from cyberattacks, enhancing overall security by reducing risks.

What is it?

Education for employees and users about potential cyber threats and best practices for safe online behavior to help individuals recognize, avoid, and report security risks like phishing attacks, malware, and social engineering tactics.

What does it do?

User awareness training turns employees into active defenders, helping to strengthen your organization’s cybersecurity.   Employees are an integral piece in an organization's cyber defense strategy.

What is it?

A controlled, simulated cyberattack on your organization’s publicly accessible systems—like websites or servers—from an external perspective (outside your network). The goal is to identify security weaknesses before real attackers can exploit them. External pen tests mimic tactics that hackers use to breach systems via the internet, without having internal network access.

What does it do?

Testing gives you insight into how vulnerable your systems are from the outside world, helping you prevent unauthorized access and improve defenses.

What is it?

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tools collect, analyze, and correlate security data from multiple sources across an organization’s IT environment. It provides real-time monitoring, alerts, and historical analysis to help detect and respond to security threats. SIEM systems gather logs from firewalls, servers, endpoint devices, and applications, giving a centralized view of network activity. It uses AI, machine learning, and rules-based detection to identify suspicious behavior and potential attacks.

What does it do?

SIEM helps your organization stay ahead of cyber threats by providing comprehensive visibility, quick threat detection, and automated responses—leading to a more resilient security environment.

What are the Benefits to Me?

1. Improved Threat Detection: Identifies both known and unknown threats in real time by correlating data from multiple sources.

2. Faster Incident Response: Security teams get fast, comprehensive alerts, helping them act quickly to contain and mitigate threats.

3. Enhanced Visibility: Offers a holistic view of your IT infrastructure, making it easier to spot vulnerabilities and risks.

4. Regulatory Compliance: Simplifies compliance by collecting required logs and generating audit reports.

5. Reduced Downtime and Losses: Detecting and mitigating threats early minimizes business disruptions and financial losses.

6. Scalability: As your network grows, SIEM can continue to provide monitoring and threat detection across new devices and systems.

 

What is it?

UEBA (User and Entity Behavior Analytics) leverages machine learning and advanced analytics to monitor and analyze the behaviors of users (people) and entities (such as devices, applications, or network resources) within an organization. The primary goal of UEBA is to detect unusual, risky, or suspicious activities that could indicate potential insider threats, compromised accounts, or other malicious actions.

What does it do?

Implementing UEBA can improve your organization’s overall security posture by catching threats that may bypass traditional defenses, minimizing the chances of a breach. By detecting suspicious activities early, you can reduce the risk of data loss, avoid regulatory penalties, and maintain customer trust.

What are the Benefits to Me?

1. Enhanced Threat Detection: UEBA helps detect threats that traditional signature-based systems (like antivirus or firewalls) may miss, especially insider threats or compromised accounts.

2. Reduced False Positives: Because UEBA considers the context of behavior, it can reduce unnecessary alerts, helping security teams focus on real threats.

3. Improved Incident Response: Risk scoring and behavior profiles help security teams prioritize and respond faster to high-risk incidents.

4. Better Compliance and Forensics: UEBA logs user behaviors, which can be valuable for audits, compliance, and forensic investigations, as it provides a record of unusual activity over time.

What is it?

SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) is a cybersecurity solution that integrates multiple security tools and automates repetitive tasks to improve threat detection, response, and incident management. SOAR platforms help security teams efficiently handle alerts by automating workflows and providing a centralized interface for managing incidents.

What does it do?

SecureCyber's mature SOAR implementation empowers your security team by automating repetitive tasks, orchestrating tools, and streamlining responses, which reduces the time and effort needed to manage cybersecurity incidents effectively.

What are the Benefits to Me?

1. Faster Incident Response: Automates repetitive tasks (e.g., blocking IPs, isolating endpoints) to reduce response times.

2. Improved Efficiency: Reduces the workload on security teams by automating alert triage and other manual processes.

3. Better Threat Management: Integrates with other tools (like SIEM) to coordinate a comprehensive and effective defense.

4. Consistent Responses: Ensures incidents are handled according to predefined playbooks, minimizing human error.

5. Reduced Alert Fatigue: Filters and prioritizes alerts, so your team focuses only on the most critical threats.

6. Enhanced Collaboration: Facilitates communication among team members and streamlines investigations through case management features.

7. Scalability: Adapts to your organization’s needs as it grows, supporting larger security operations and toolsets.

What is it?

Advanced Email Protection is a cybersecurity solution designed to safeguard email communications from sophisticated threats, including phishing, malware, ransomware, business email compromise (BEC), and spam. It uses multiple layers of security technologies—such as AI-based threat detection, sandboxing, and URL filtering—to detect and block both known and emerging threats.

Unlike basic spam filters, advanced email protection identifies subtle, targeted attacks and malicious links or attachments that are specifically crafted to bypass traditional defenses.

What does it do?

Advanced email protection acts as a critical shield for your organization, ensuring that malicious emails don’t compromise your data, finances, or operations.

What are the Benefits to Me?

1. Reduced Risk of Phishing and BEC Attacks: Prevents financial losses, data breaches, and reputational damage caused by phishing or impersonation scams.

2. Proactive Malware Defense: Blocks malware and ransomware before they infect your systems through email.

3. Improved Employee Safety: Protects employees from falling victim to social engineering tactics.

4. Data Security Compliance: Ensures compliance with regulations by securing email communications and preventing data leaks.

5. Minimized Downtime: Prevents disruptions by stopping attacks before they impact your organization.

6. Cost Savings: Reduces the potential costs associated with data breaches, legal fees, and recovery efforts.

7. Seamless User Experience: Operates in the background, providing security without disrupting email workflows.

What is it?

SecureCyber's SecureRespose agent, empowers your security team by automating repetitive tasks, orchestrating tools, and streamlining responses, which reduces the time and effort needed to manage cybersecurity incidents effectively.

Shield Protection System

The SecureCyber Shield Subscription gives you real-time access to the SecureCyber (SC) Security Operations Center threat feed (also known as a dynamic block list). The block list is populated with threat actor indicators that are being actively attempted against SC clients and acts as a layer of protection beyond the Fortinet FortiGuard subscription.

SC Shield often contains 0-day threats detected by the SC platform by identifying malicious activity attempts by threat actors and transmitting those indicators to all subscribed devices. This threat feed is updated both automatically by our deployed sensors and by our analysts during compromise and incident response investigations.

The SC Shield is an authenticated blocklist available in popular threat feed formats to support multiple devices.