SKOUT Email Protection
SKOUT Email Protection is a cloud-based email security product that blocks spam and phishing attacks. Our solution catches malicious emails by utilizing computer vision, AI and machine learning. Driven, curious, mobile, and growing smarter by the subject line, SKOUT Email Protection adds an important layer of protection to your inbox.
SKOUT Endpoint Protection
SKOUT Endpoint Protection is an integrated threat prevention solution that utilizes our own streaming-data analytics platform. The product combines the power of AI to block malware infections with additional security controls that safeguard against script-based, fileless, memory, and external device-based attacks and is backed by our Security Operations Center.
Network Security Monitoring
SKOUT Network Security Monitoring is managed security product that provides network intrusion detection with a physical or virtual appliance. Suspected threats are correlated for AI enabled analysis using SKOUT’s analytics platform, SIEM, threat intelligence, and 24/7 365 Security Operations Center. Detect potential threat activity on your network like command and control connections, denial of service attacks, data exfiltration, ransomware, and lateral malware infections.
Log Security Monitoring
SKOUT Log Security Monitoring is a managed security product that collects, aggregates, and normalizes log data from hundreds of sources for AI enabled analysis using SKOUT’s analytics platform, SIEM, threat intelligence, and 24/7 365 Security Operations Center. Identify threat like behavior in your systems such as impossible logins, multi-factor bypass, coordinated attacks, and rogue agents.
Office 365 Security Monitoring
SKOUT Office 365 Monitoring is a managed security product that collects, aggregates, and normalizes log data from Office 365 tenants using SKOUT’s analytics platform, SIEM, threat intelligence, and 24/7 365 Security Operations Center. Identify threat like behavior in O365 like unauthorized access to cloud mailboxes, admin changes in the environment, impossible logins, mass file downloads, and brute force attacks.
Key Features
Email Protection
- User Friendly Banners
- Protect and Train
- Link Sanitation
- AI and Computer Vision
- Fully Managed
Endpoint Protection
- AI-Based
- Automated Blocking
- Zero-Day Protection
- Fileless Attack Prevention
- Fully Managed
Log Security Monitoring
- Hundreds of Integrations
- SIEM Analysis and Analytics Engine
- Mullti-Tenancy Dashboard
- 24x7 SOC Analysis
- Fully Managed
Network Security Monitoring
- Net-Gen IDS
- SIEM Analysis
- Detects Malware
- 24x7 SOC Analysis
- Fully Managed
Key Metrics
Mean Time to Detect and Respond
In the world of cybersecurity, the time to identify and address a threat is literally money. In 2018, the mean time to identify a breach was 197 days. The mean time to address that incident was 69 days. We believe that’s not good enough. Research shows that companies that are able to contain a breach within 30 days saved a million dollars more than those that took longer to solve the problem. In the event of a breach, our top priority is always your bottom line.
2018 cost of a Data Breach Study: Global Overview
Direct and Indirect Costs for Canada vs. the United States
Canada has the highest direct costs associated with data breaches. The country spends $81 per compromised record. Direct costs are defined as “the expense outlay to accomplish a given activity such as engaging forensic experts, hiring a law firm, or offering victims identity protection services.” The United States has the highest indirect costs associated with data breaches. The country spends $152 per incident. Indirect costs include organizational efforts spent investigating and reporting data breach incidents. These costs also include lost revenue associated with the data breaches.
2018 cost of a Data Breach Study: Global Overview
Financial Impact of a Breach
The United States and the Middle East tend to lose the most money from data breaches. Brazil and India are the least financially impacted by data breaches. The United States loses an average of $7.91 million per data breach while countries in the Middle East lose an average of $5.31 million per breach. India loses an average of $1.77 million per breach, and Brazil loses an average of $1.24 million per breach.
2018 cost of a Data Breach Study: Global Overview
Malicious or Criminal Attacks Are the Most Expensive
Root Causes: Most data breaches stem from malicious and/or criminal attacks. The graphic provides a recap of the root causes of data breaches on a consolidated basis for organizations in all countries. 48% of incidents are malicious and/or criminal. 27% of incidents are employee or contractor negligence. The remaining 25% of incidents are IT glitches and process failures.
2018 cost of a Data Breach Study: Global Overview