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Monitor for attacks across cloud services with 24/7 monitoring and tailored alerting.
CyberWissen Cloud Detection and Response identifies and stops threats across on premi IaaS and SaaS resources
Monitor for attacks across cloud services with 24/7 monitoring and tailored alerting.
Ensure cloud threats are contained before they can do damage with managed investigation and guided response.
Learn from cloud incidents and leverage the expertise of your Concierge Security Team to harden your posture against future attacks.
Quick And Efficient Service Deployment
Technical Readiness
24×7 SaaS and IaaS Monitoring
Immediate Protection
Proactive Risk Mitigation
Security Posture Hardening
Comprehensive Response Capabilities
Remediation & Incident Response
of midsize enterprises are using MDR as their only managed security service by 2024.
of organizations will be using MDR services by 2025
of organizations are facing extreme or moderate risk due to security talent shortage.
of organizations were affected by a successful cyberattack in 2019.
IT teams adopting multiple cloud platforms and services struggle to properly configure even basic security controls, logging, and monitoring.
Most cloud security products are difficult to set up and require frequent policy adjustments which often results in security gaps in the fast-moving world of cloud resources.
Finding security experts who are also cloud experts is exceedingly difficult for most organizations.
Most organizations lack complete visibility into their security infrastructure and face more than 10.000 alerts per day which leads to alert fatigue and blind spots in coverage
of attacks occur between 8pm and 8am, when most workers, including IT and security, are offline.
of IT practitioners believe that automation cannot replace human IT security expertise.
of organizations were not confident their teams would be able to handle a data breach.
CyberWissen Security Operations Report, 2022
2023 Ponemon Survey Report: Staffing the IT Security Function in the Age of Automation Osterman Research