Customer Challenges

In light of the magnitude and level of sophistication of recent cyber attacks, it is clear that attackers have the ability to penetrate corporate systems and remain undetected for long periods of time. 

 

Most organizations may have hints of the malicious activities in their environments detected by various security solutions, but those are needles in haystacks, masked by the vast amount of false alerts.

 

There is a great need for a solution that can pick up only true evidence of attacks and build a meaningful story of the malicious operation in real time.     

 

Offering

Cybereason’s endpoint silent sensor continuously collects hints for known and unknown malicious activities within organizations.  Then, Cybereason’s behavioral analytics engine fuses the massive amounts of collected data, turning faint traces into a coherent picture of the malicious operation in real time. The gathered information is presented in a visual map of the malicious operation, providing security teams with actionable information about the attack and its context: timeline and propagation pace, affected endpoints, accounts, users and assets, involved malware, process, network traffic and more. 

 

Unique Differentiators

• Receive full, actionable picture of a malicious attack: fusing faint hints into a coherent picture of the malicious operation.

• Context of the attack: receive information about the source of the attack, involved endpoints, assets, users, accounts, involved malware, propagation rate, network communication and more.   

• Minimize false positive and enable fast incident validation

 

Business Benefits for Clients

• Reduce the time and effect of a breach

• Reduce time spent on false incidents

• Get actionable remediation steps

 

References, Strategic Partners, Current Presence outside Israel

• History:  Cybereason was founded in 2012 by elite members of the Israeli intelligence agency.

• Clients: Cybereason is installed in a software services company in the US, a leading Israeli financial institution and an online media company in Israel. 

• Investors: Cybereason raised $4.6 million series A funding from Charles River Ventures (CRV).