Proactive
Vulnerability assessments, patch management, security posture monitoring, threat hunting, and removal of malware from backups
Experience a digital fortress guarding all your cyber realms.
Why is having all cybersecurity modules integrated important?
Integration ensures cybersecurity works together seamlessly
Integrated modules simplify administration
Integration minimizes gaps; Less vulnerabilities to exploit
Integrated solutions offer a unified view of cybersecurity
Integrated backup and recovery ensure business continuity
Layers on Layers of Cyber Resilience
Active
Continuous data protection, real-time threat protection, and informed threat investigations
Reactive
Rapid response to security incidents and recovery of data with attack rollbacks, integrated disaster recovery, and additional investigation capabilities like forensic backups and remote connections
True integrations for complete cyber resilience
Take full control of your cybersecurity environment with advanced tools and ease of use all under one unified dashboard.
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Endpoint detection & response (EDR)
EDR operates in real time, continuously monitoring, detecting and enabling response to anomalous activity. It collects security-relevant telemetry from endpoints and system logs to perform anomaly detection and drive informed response across affected endpoints.
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Managed Detection & Response
MDR provides the same capabilities as EDR but offers 24/7 managed services. A security team monitors endpoints, detects threats, and eliminates them
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URL filtering and categorization
Achieve compliance and increase productivity with advanced URL filtering, to control website access through a HTTP/HTTPS interceptor, create deny and allow lists for URLs and perform payload analysis for malicious URLs.
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Global threat monitoring and smart alerts *Unique*
CyberUSA Cyber Protection Operation Centers (CPOC) continuously monitor the cybersecurity landscape and release real-time alerts on potential threats including malware, vulnerabilities, natural disasters and other global events.
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Vulnerability assessment
Identify and remediate vulnerabilities in your system. with machine scanning to ensure all applications and operating systems are up-to-dates.
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Exploit prevention
Stop and prevent attacks from happening with memory protection, return-oriented programming protection, code injection protection and privilege escalation protection.
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Protection for collaboration tools
Proactively protect collaboration tools with vulnerability assessments, patch management, code injection prevention and anti-malware capabilities.
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Anti-malware and antivirus
Actively protect your data, applications and systems from advanced attacks with real-time AI-based static and behavioral heuristic antivirus, anti-malware, anti- ransomware, and anti-cryptojacking technologies.
These advanced components are all included in the CyberUSA Protect Pro Platform subscription plan
FAQ
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What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security refers to protecting individual devices (such as computers, smartphones, and servers) from cyber threats. It involves using software solutions to secure endpoints by detecting and preventing malware, managing access controls, and monitoring device activity.
What are intrusion detection systems (IDS) and intrusion prevention systems (IPS)?
IDS and IPS are security technologies that monitor network traffic for suspicious or malicious activity. IDS detects potential threats, while IPS actively blocks or mitigates them. Both play a crucial role in safeguarding networks against cyberattacks.
How does multi-factor authentication (MFA) enhance security?
MFA adds an extra layer of protection by requiring users to provide multiple forms of identification (such as a password, fingerprint, or SMS code) to access their accounts. This reduces the risk of unauthorized access even if one factor is compromised.
What is a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system?
A SIEM system collects and analyzes security-related data from various sources (such as logs, network traffic, and endpoints). It provides real-time monitoring, threat detection, and incident response capabilities by correlating events and identifying patterns indicative of security incidents.
What role does encryption play in securing data at rest and in transit?
Encryption protects sensitive data by converting it into an unreadable format. Data at rest (stored on disks or databases) and data in transit (moving across networks) benefit from encryption to prevent unauthorized access.
What is a CyberUSA Cyber Protection Center (CPOC)?
CPOC is a centralized unit within our organization dedicated to managing and responding to cybersecurity threats. It serves as the hub where trained security professionals work to improve your organization’s security posture while preventing, detecting, analyzing, and responding to cyber threats. Our CPOC team monitors identities, endpoints, servers, databases, network applications, websites, and other systems in real time. Their functions include asset and tool inventory, reducing the attack surface, continuous monitoring, and leveraging threat intelligence to stay ahead of emerging risks. Essentially, a CPOC plays a critical role in safeguarding an organization against cyberattacks. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
What is the role of encryption in data protection?
Encryption ensures that sensitive data remains confidential during transmission and storage. It converts plaintext information into ciphertext using cryptographic algorithms, making it unreadable without the proper decryption key.
What are the key components of a disaster recovery plan?
A disaster recovery plan includes components such as data backups, recovery objectives, communication protocols, failover procedures, and testing. It ensures that an organization can quickly restore operations after a disruptive event.
How does managed detection and response (MDR) differ from traditional antivirus solutions?
MDR services go beyond signature-based detection. They use behavioral analytics, threat hunting, and 24/7 monitoring to identify and respond to advanced threats. Traditional antivirus focuses primarily on known malware signatures.