Increase visibility into your business security
Pulse discovers threats attacking your locations so you can take action and stop a breach. Pulse uses sensors placed in and around your organization’s attack surfaces. Using these sensors, Pulse provides you with visibility and actionable insights.
With assistance from experienced Threat Intelligence Analysts, you can strategically plan how to strengthen your extended network. SecurityMetrics Threat Analysts consistently study new cyber threat trends and solutions. Your IT or security team can also leverage SecurityMetrics’ 20 years of data security knowledge to get expert advice and problem solving techniques.
Using valuable data from the SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center, Threat Analysts create a custom, prioritized action list for your monthly report. Your report also includes:
Your total number of vulnerabilities
Your most-compromised locations
The risk level of your threats
Top vulnerabilities based on location such as:
Outdated software/services
Design flaws
Network misconfiguration
Unsupported OS
Because your exposure and risk report details which specific vulnerabilities pose the most danger to your network, you can anticipate network attacks and take preventive action. Threat actors are using cutting edge tactics to compromise organizations, and it’s challenging to set aside the required time to identify your network’s cyber threats. Pulse uses superior SIEM technology to detect, monitor, and hunt cyber threats 24/7, so you can focus on remediation.
The SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center is committed to finding real solutions to attack trends. Threat Intelligence Center Analysts (Threat Analysts) take your network’s data or findings, analyze it, and create actionable plans to prevent data breaches. Several teams of cybersecurity experts work together to analyze your data, including the SecurityMetrics:
Threat Intelligence Team
These teams combine their knowledge with SecurityMetrics technology such as Data Discovery Scan, Shopping Cart Inspect, Shopping Cart Monitor, and Internal/External vulnerability scanning to give you unparalleled threat intelligence insight.
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The executive-level summary report includes:
SecurityMetrics Pulse scans your locations both externally and internally, identifying which points of your network are vulnerable. This can include misconfigured firewalls, malware hazards, and remote access vulnerabilities. Results of these scans are scored according to the CVSS. This data is then analyzed in the SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center to identify indicators of compromise.
SecurityMetrics Pulse focuses your security efforts. Vulnerabilities discovered through various sensors are compiled into a ranked action list by a SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center Analyst. The prioritized list outlines the total number of your vulnerabilities and the most-compromised locations, segmented by threat level. Your top vulnerabilities at each location are also identified, ranked by risk, and organized into the following categories: outdated software/services, design flaws, network misconfigurations, and unsupported OS.
If you are looking to reinforce your first line of defense, SecurityMetrics Managed Cisco Meraki Firewall takes care of your day-to-day firewall maintenance and sends your firewall log data to the SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center. Pulse provides a single portal, offering a firewall status report to save you from manually tracking each of your location’s security. The SecurityMetrics Managed Firewall team supports and monitors your firewall, notifying you of any issues.
If you prefer to use your own firewall, SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center Analysts can utilize logs from your preferred firewall vendor.
Sophos endpoint security protects your locations from malware, ransomware, exploits, and viruses. Sophos Intercept X uses anti-ransomware technology to detect malicious encryption processes and stop them from spreading across your network. Your Sophos data is sent to the SecurityMetrics Threat Intelligence Center to enhance your attack trend analysis.
Pulse sensors collect background data, including scan, firewall, and endpoint data, to keep your operations up and running. Your network data is reported and reviewed by a Cyber Threat Intelligence Center Analyst. If one of your locations is ever compromised, you will receive an alert and details on the next steps necessary for remediation.
We are a PCI certified Qualified P2PE Assessor (P2PE QSA), Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV), Qualified Security Assessor (QSA), Certified Forensic Investigator (PFI), and Managed Security provider with 20 years of data security experience. From local shops to some of the world’s largest brands, we help all businesses achieve data security through managed services and compliance mandates (PCI, HIPAA, HITRUST GDPR). We have tested over 1 million systems for data security and compliance.
