Internal Threats
Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence technology equips organizations with information on current cyber threats, encompassing zero-day attacks, new malware variants, and exploits. These tools enhance security effectiveness by delivering intelligence on specific threats and impact networks, infrastructure, and endpoint devices.
Key Lifecycle Management
Key lifecycle management involves the generation and decommissioning of cryptographic keys. Key Management forms the basis of all data security. Data is encrypted and decrypted via encryption keys, which means the loss or compromise of any encryption key would invalidate the data security measures put into place. Keys also ensure the safe transmission of data across an Internect connection.
Identity Access Management
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a security and business practice comprising various technologies and processes. It ensures that appropriate individuals or machines access assets under the correct circumstances, preventing unauthorized acces and fraud.
Data Encryption
Encryption ensures data security by converting information into ciphertext. Authorized individuals possessing the key can decrypt the ciphertext to access the original plaintext. In essence, encryption makes data unreadable to unauthorized parties, thereby enhancing security.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Data loss prevention is a security solution designed to detect and prevent unauthorized or risky sharing, transfer, or utilization of sensitive data. It enables organizations to monitor and safeguard sensitive information across on-premises systems, cloud-based environments, and endpoint devices.
Backup and Recovery
The purpose of a backup and recovery is to generate a duplicate of data that can be restored in case of primary data failures, such as data breaches or successful ransomware attacks resulting in data alteration or deletion.
Vulnerability Scanner/Assessment
A vulnerability scanner is a software tool specifically created to evaluate computers, networks, or applications for known vulnerabilities. These scanners are employed to identify waeakness within a system.
Patch Management
Patch management involves the process of applying firmware and software updates to enhance functionality, address security vulnerabilities, and optimize performance.
