Exposure Intelligence
Cluster25's Exposure Intelligence offers a comprehensive monitoring solution for protecting one's assets from external threats. Composed of four areas: Surface Intelligence, Risk/Identity Intelligence, Domain Squatting & Takedown Service, and VIP Monitoring Service.
The platform provides proactive monitoring capabilities, vulnerability scanning, patch identification, web certificate monitoring and regularly scheduled scans. It also allows you to initiate active monitoring on your own and third-party assets and be alerted with notifications in case of any threats or data leaks.
VIP Monitoring Services, then, provides continuous monitoring of users with high media exposure, identifying any threats directed at them.
Surface Intelligence
The C25 Exposure Intelligence - Surface Intelligence module provides continuous monitoring of external IT perimeters, identifying vulnerable systems, possible threats and unexpected changes on the exposed network.
Through dedicated search engines, various "assets" such as IP addresses and domain names can be monitored, varying them when the service expires annually.
The platform provide for different ways of performing the functionality:
- upon request
- continuous
The service can be integrated with any tools already owned by the customer (after a compatibility check). It also includes proactive monitoring capabilities, vulnerability scanning, patch identification, web certificate monitoring, and regularly scheduled scans.
The pandemic has led to a 600% increase in attacks against large and small hotels, restaurants, and other companies, forcing businesses to prioritize cyber risk management. This is especially true now that business trips are resuming and work from anywhere policies are being adopted by companies worldwide. Guests are increasingly concerned about the security of the Wi-Fi they use to connect to corporate assets while working remotely.
The hospitality industry is an enticing target for criminals mainly due to their databases, which store gigabytes of sensitive customer data, including Payment Card Information (PCI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Hackers view this as a lucrative assault vector for crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud. Besides, the spike in lateral movement attacks has shown that hackers are turning unprotected networks into gateways for targeted attacks on businesses.
With regards to share of incidents, hospitality ranked third, with 13% of cybersecurity breaches taking place within this industry.
- Trustwave Global Security Report 2020
The consequences of such security incidents range from reputational damage to millions due in insurance payments, mitigation measures, and ransoms. Therefore, investing in proper data security can benefit both the consumer, as well as the business from loosing profits.
Risk/Identity Intelligence
Risk/Identity Intelligence provides extensive visibility into critical assets, identifying botnet infections, malware, sensitive documentation, credential leakage, and data for sale on the dark/deep web.
Allows users to define assets such as IP addresses, domain names, e-mail, and keywords for searching and monitoring.
The platform also includes Social Monitoring that allows you to actively search for content on open source channels based on keywords. The platform also allows users to initiate active monitoring on their own and third-party assets and to be alerted with notifications in case of any threats or data leaks.
The pandemic has led to a 600% increase in attacks against large and small hotels, restaurants, and other companies, forcing businesses to prioritize cyber risk management. This is especially true now that business trips are resuming and work from anywhere policies are being adopted by companies worldwide. Guests are increasingly concerned about the security of the Wi-Fi they use to connect to corporate assets while working remotely.
The hospitality industry is an enticing target for criminals mainly due to their databases, which store gigabytes of sensitive customer data, including Payment Card Information (PCI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Hackers view this as a lucrative assault vector for crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud. Besides, the spike in lateral movement attacks has shown that hackers are turning unprotected networks into gateways for targeted attacks on businesses.
With regards to share of incidents, hospitality ranked third, with 13% of cybersecurity breaches taking place within this industry.
- Trustwave Global Security Report 2020
The consequences of such security incidents range from reputational damage to millions due in insurance payments, mitigation measures, and ransoms. Therefore, investing in proper data security can benefit both the consumer, as well as the business from loosing profits.
Domain Squatting and Takedown Service
Cluster25 offers a comprehensive service to scan the ClearNet, DeepWeb and DarkWeb for any misuse of brand or customer information.
Our platform allows us to identify suspicious domains/emails, phishing email spam campaigns, data breaches and more.
- Takedown of malicious domains [Disruptive Intelligence];
- Removal of personal data and customer-related information as well as fake social profiles;
- Removal of information from social media that contains hostile language toward the customer;
- Production of reports to describe the event and apply other mitigation actions.
The pandemic has led to a 600% increase in attacks against large and small hotels, restaurants, and other companies, forcing businesses to prioritize cyber risk management. This is especially true now that business trips are resuming and work from anywhere policies are being adopted by companies worldwide. Guests are increasingly concerned about the security of the Wi-Fi they use to connect to corporate assets while working remotely.
The hospitality industry is an enticing target for criminals mainly due to their databases, which store gigabytes of sensitive customer data, including Payment Card Information (PCI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Hackers view this as a lucrative assault vector for crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud. Besides, the spike in lateral movement attacks has shown that hackers are turning unprotected networks into gateways for targeted attacks on businesses.
With regards to share of incidents, hospitality ranked third, with 13% of cybersecurity breaches taking place within this industry.
- Trustwave Global Security Report 2020
The consequences of such security incidents range from reputational damage to millions due in insurance payments, mitigation measures, and ransoms. Therefore, investing in proper data security can benefit both the consumer, as well as the business from loosing profits.
VIP Monitoring Service
Cluster25 also provides VIP Monitoring Services, which is the continuous monitoring service of specific users with high media exposure (such as CEO, Executive, C-Level).
The service enables the identification of possible threats geared to target the individual, such as exfiltration and publication of credentials or other personal information, vectors of potential phishing campaigns against the individual, identity theft, and other malicious actions perpetrated through social networks.
The service is delivered through specific reports issued by C25 on a quarterly basis.
The pandemic has led to a 600% increase in attacks against large and small hotels, restaurants, and other companies, forcing businesses to prioritize cyber risk management. This is especially true now that business trips are resuming and work from anywhere policies are being adopted by companies worldwide. Guests are increasingly concerned about the security of the Wi-Fi they use to connect to corporate assets while working remotely.
The hospitality industry is an enticing target for criminals mainly due to their databases, which store gigabytes of sensitive customer data, including Payment Card Information (PCI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Hackers view this as a lucrative assault vector for crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud. Besides, the spike in lateral movement attacks has shown that hackers are turning unprotected networks into gateways for targeted attacks on businesses.
With regards to share of incidents, hospitality ranked third, with 13% of cybersecurity breaches taking place within this industry.
- Trustwave Global Security Report 2020
The consequences of such security incidents range from reputational damage to millions due in insurance payments, mitigation measures, and ransoms. Therefore, investing in proper data security can benefit both the consumer, as well as the business from loosing profits.
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