Information Security-as-a-Service
Cyber security industry leaders, Agilient and LookingGlass protect your network and sensitive information from being breached.
Agilient and LookingGlass analysts and systems identify the following information security threats to your organisation:
Observed on Company Systems:
- Malware hosting/distribution
- Virus/botnet infection
- Command-and-Control (C2) activity
- Malicious/Scanning behaviour
- Hosting phishing activity
- Evidence of Ransomware
- Sending Spam
- Questionable use: proxy, Tor node, etc.
Observed on Open Source:
- Phishing and spoof sites
- Sensitive/Confidential/IUO document & information disclosure
- Discussion by known threat actors
- Discussions/threats in the Dark
- Web, Hacker Forums, IRC, etc.
- Data breach announcement
- Misconfigured certificates, open ports, and inferred vulnerability information
- Compromised credit card verified by Issuer Identification Numbers (IIN) for card-issuing institutions
What is the Agilient and LookingGlass Information Security-As-a-Service?
A completely outsourced way to protect your organisation’s network and sensitive data – all while minimizing overhead and reserving your staff for mission critical tasks.
Our systems and team of security experts continuously monitor the surface, social, and Deep and Dark Web to find these threats, as a managed service.
Why?
Today, the average cost of a data breach is more than $150M.1 Organisations are struggling to keep up with the growing risk of malware, ransomware, and data breaches. You need a solution that steps up your security game all while containing investment and operational costs.
Leverage Agilient's and LookingGlass’ 20+ years of industry experience and millions invested in our robust and scalable collection, analysis, and response capabilities. We’ll have your security operations up-and-running within a few hours versus a few weeks.
Additional Features
Agilient and LookingGlass offer the following additional features:
- Granular incidents delivered via portal and API
- Monthly summaries
- On-Demand Investigation & Analysis™ Analyst (additional cost)
- Response and Mitigation Services (additional cost)
Why Go As-a-Service?
One-Stop Shop
Save yourself the hassle and frustration of coordinating with different companies for collection, analysis, and mitigation. Instead, streamline the process and fight your threats from start to finish with the same team, so you can rest assured that all of your issues are handled swiftly and with the same skill and importance.
Minimise Costs
Skip the costly steps of hiring more staff or building/replacing infrastructure. Buying vs. building means lower initial costs.
Quick & Easy Deployment
Why labor for years over building an expensive security program when you can have it all in a matter of days? Going “as-a-Service” simplifies deployment, delivering what you need faster than doing it yourself.
Trained Cyber Experts
It is challenging and expensive to find highly skilled and competent security staff. Fill the gaps in your headcount by partnering with Agilient and LookingGlass to give you access to fully-trained, industry-leading cyber security experts so your staff can use their valuable time to focus on your most important security demands.
Why LookingGlass and Agilient?
LookingGlass and Agilient deliver unified threat protection against sophisticated cyber attacks for global enterprises and government agencies. Our comprehensive portfolio of managed services, threat platforms, machine-readable feeds, and automated threat response products – all supported by a global team of intelligence analysts – provides unprecedented visibility, response, and management of digital business risks. Prioritized, timely, and relevant cyber threat intelligence insights enable customers to take action across the different stages of the attack life cycle. Organisations of any size and level of security operations maturity leverage our 20+ years of tradecraft and investment in scalable, innovative solutions to protect their most valuable assets – brand, employees, customers, networks, and facilities.
