Do you know if all your critical servers are safe?
Are you afraid that your enterprise may be on the brink of being the victim of a cyber attack? The cliche, “it’s not if but when” will maybe come to mind. We all hope we are not next.
Maybe you have all your Next Generation Firewalls in place, you have ensured every machine possible has EDR and you have been responsible in that your entire environment is well micro-segmented. Yet you are still concerned and your team must implement more solutions for reasons of compliance. With the requirements of some compliance including “Continuous Threat Exposure Management” or CTEM you may want to look at Hillstone Networks Cyber Breach Detection appliance. Add this to iSource to get full XDR SOAR functionality.
We at Bitrate note that these solutions can be horrendously expensive. Hillstone Networks intends to help you reduce the “Total Cost of Ownership” so that you can find the budget and get way ahead on compliance.
Supporting your Cyber Breach Detection & Response program
Hillstone BDS offers a powerful solution for detecting advanced threats including ransomware, Botnet C&C and crypto-mining malware. It protects critical servers and sensitive data from leaks or theft while providing deep threat hunting, visibility, and analytics. Security teams can identify compromised systems, trace attack paths, and respond effectively. BDS also works with Hillstone’s NGFW and XDR system (iSource) to mitigate threats, delivering a comprehensive defense against diverse network attacks.
Monitor the Cyber Kill Chain so that you avoid exfiltration. This then stops any potentially embarrassing, costly reputational damage to your enterprise.
Hillstone BDS is designed to protect critical servers by detecting unknown and zero-day threats, as well as unusual network and application activity on servers and hosts. When it detects a threat or abnormal behavior, it analyzes the issue and uses visual maps to show detailed threat information. This gives security teams clear insights into the attack’s progress, traffic patterns, and overall network risk.
You can also be in comfort that any end user device doing something risky will be monitored with alerts.
