Catch the Intruder in his Tracks - Advanced Threat Hunting

Are you assessing which cybersecurity vendor to use for your business, or even consolidating to just one? There are some key characteristics and business strategies you’ll want to consider. We’ve turned to global business leaders to share their experience vetting cybersecurity vendors and even trends in the security industry that influenced their choice.

When security controls fail, can you detect unusual and anomalous activity with sufficient context to accurately ascertain the risk to the organization? Most organizations don't even know when security controls have failed. This is a primary reason why intrusions exist in organizations for upwards of 200 days before being discovered. Additionally, heuristic and homogeneous alerts provide virtually zero context about anomalous activity inside the internal network and do nothing to help cyber defense teams prioritize and correctly remediate cyberattacks.

It’s no longer a question of if your cybersecurity will be compromised, but when. Government contractors—both prime contractors and their subcontractors—must understand the federal cybersecurity landscape to ensure compliance with its numerous (and sometimes confusing) requirements.

The number of threats that can impact an organization is far greater than the number to which most analysts can manually respond. This problem is amplified by the sheer volume of alerts generated by existing tools, and the difficult task of prioritizing each one. By the time a threat is detected, investigated and manually remediated, dwell time has already been significant, increasing the risk of damage. BluVector and Carbon Black work together to provide an integrated solution for end-to-end and immediate protection from advanced malware, while also driving efficiency improvements across an organization.