
Service
Kaspersky Targeted Attack Discovery
A comprehensive compromise assessment
Overview
The latest attacks are aware of the protection tools their victims have in place, - and are developed accordingly, bypassing existing automatic security controls. If they remain undiscovered, these kinds of attacks can lurk within your organization for months. Running a compromise assessment is an effective way of understanding if your existing detection and prevention systems are sufficient. It helps to uncover past and ongoing attacks, enabling the most effective response.
Comprehensive analysis
Detects compromise attempts using a combination of approaches, including threat intelligence, vulnerability assessment and incident investigation
Proactive mitigation
Timely identification of security incidents mitigates their impact before it becomes apparent and protects your resources from similar attacks in future
Suitable for
This solution is particularly well suited to addressing the security requirements, concerns and constraints of these enterprise sectors.
Case Studies
Ferrari S.P.A. PRODUCT & SERVICES:
Ferrari took a strategic decision to choose Kaspersky as their IT Security provider. They wanted to introduce more stringent IT security measures to protect their core business and ensure an increase in safety.
Telefonica Solutions:
Telefonica is one of the largest broadband and telecommunications providers in the world. Telefonica is constantly looking for partners with complementary skills and expertise, to inform and enhance its solutions.
Informes técnicos
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The Risk
According to recent research, a high proportion of security incidents are undetected. Relying on automated detection and prevention mechanisms alone, you run the risk of failing to detect:
Non-malware based attacks
Attacks involving previously unknown tools
Advanced attacks already at work in your infrastructure
Attacks exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities
Cyber-espionage activity
Fileless attacks