It is important to have full visibility on all your endpoints. That way if a problem occurs, you will know. Many companies are periodically checking firewall logs, but that is not enough to detect an advanced breach. Every system generates logs and it is hard to make sense out of them all without a solution that correlates them and provides detailed alerts. SKOUT Solves this problem.
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Visibility
Visibility
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Endpoint Protection
Endpoint Protection
51% of breaches involved malware. We cover your bases. Malware is classified as software that is designed with the intention of causing damage to your devices, whether they are phones, servers, laptops, or any other kind of device in the IoT.
Malware often takes the form of code, innocuous content, scripts, or software. With SKOUT’s end-to-end protection you can rest assured that all vulnerable points within your system are accounted for and safeguarded, reducing the risk of falling victim to malware.
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Education
Education
With 43% of breaches involving social attacks, cybersecurity is a team sport. We get your employees up to speed.
Our maturity model makes sure that every team is able to set and reach security benchmarks by meeting cybersecurity requirements. Requirements range from individual firewalls to a team’s complex password system. Small changes often make a difference when it comes to avoiding a cybersecurity crisis and allows you to find trouble before trouble finds you.
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Secure Credentials
Secure Credentials
81% of attacks involve stolen or weak credentials. The easiest way to protect yourself from stolen credentials is to make sure that they are not easy to replicate. This means including multiple characters and numbers in your passwords, and not reusing the same passwords for multiple accounts. Never store your passwords in one central location. The easiest way to remember a complex password is to create an anagram of an easy to remember sentence.
Based on the 2018 Verizon Data Breach Report
Bluetooth
Botnet
Breach
Cloud
CVE
Darkweb
DDOS
DLP
Domain
Dwell Time
Encryption
Endpoint
Exploit
Firewall
Hacker
Hashing and Salting
Incident
IP Address
Juice Jacking
Location Services
Malware
MSSP
Penetration Test
Phishing
Ransomware
Red Team
Remediation
Session Hijacking
SIEM
SOC
Social Engineering
Software
Spear-Phishing
Threat Actor
TOR
Trojan Horse
Virus
Vishing
VPN
Vulnerability
Vulnerability Scan
Worm
WPA and WEP
- Bluetooth
- Botnet
- Breach
- Cloud
- CVE
- Darkweb
- DDOS
- DLP
- Domain
- Dwell Time
- Encryption
- Endpoint
- Exploit
- Firewall
- Hacker
- Hashing and Salting
- Incident
- IP Address
- Juice Jacking
- Location Services
- Malware
- MSSP
- Penetration Test
- Phishing
- Ransomware
- Red Team
- Remediation
- Session Hijacking
- SIEM
- SOC
- Social Engineering
- Software
- Spear-Phishing
- Threat Actor
- TOR
- Trojan Horse
- Virus
- Vishing
- VPN
- Vulnerability
- Vulnerability Scan
- Worm
- WPA and WEP
Bluetooth
Botnet
Breach
Cloud
CVE
Darkweb
DDOS
DLP
Domain
Dwell Time
Encryption
Endpoint
Exploit
Firewall
Hacker
Hashing and Salting
Incident
IP Address
Juice Jacking
Location Services
Malware
MSSP
Penetration Test
Phishing
Ransomware
Red Team
Remediation
Session Hijacking
SIEM
SOC
Social Engineering
Software
Spear-Phishing
Threat Actor
TOR
Trojan Horse
Virus
Vishing
VPN
Vulnerability
Vulnerability Scan
Worm
WPA and WEP
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Who gets the alerts when there is a problem?
A predetermined alerting tree is mutually agreed upon for each customer. The IT Team/MSP will always be alerted when there is a problem. In the event of a high alert, the alerting tree will be followed. The IT team/MSP and a company executive will be called if that was the agreed upon course of action.
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How do I contact SKOUT?
If a problem occurs, you can always reach our Security Operations Center via phone or email. For general inquiries email info@getskout.com