AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 25, 2017 -- CyberDefenses, Inc., a leading provider of military-grade managed security services, today announced the addition of Ziften’s systems and security operations (SysSecOps) platform, Zenith, to its military-grade Threat Hunting and Response service. Zenith provides all-the-time visibility and control for client devices, servers, and cloud VMs – a strong addition to CyberDefenses’ existing portfolio of behavioral analysis, big data analytics, and threat intelligence services.
Governments and enterprises are establishing threat-hunting teams within SOC operations as fast as possible. However, finding the security analyst talent – and building out the right tooling, processes, and procedures – remains a tough challenge for even the most security savvy, well-funded organizations. And the challenge grows exponentially for less sophisticated, more budget-constrained organizations. CyberDefenses’ military-grade Threat Hunting and Response services offer customers a powerful alternative to the “do-it-yourself” approach that many cannot achieve.
“The demand for endpoint systems and security operations solutions that enable holistic threat detection and response is huge,” said Charles Leaver, Chief Executive Officer of Ziften. “Working with a managed security services partner like CyberDefenses, with such a strong military and federal heritage, gives Ziften a fantastic opportunity to bring our unique capabilities to an increasing set of customers. Zenith gives CyberDefenses a powerful new threat hunting capability, so together we can continue to serve the increasing number of customers that demand an achievable and affordable path to an improved security posture.”
CyberDefenses offers a Threat Hunting and Response service – as part of its comprehensive managed security service portfolio – that collects and analyzes security data to identify targeted advanced threats and insider threats before critical damage or theft occurs. Defense-in-depth remains central to effective IT security, but adversaries are increasingly wily and relentless. Effort must be devoted to hunting for undetected threats that have breached an organization’s perimeter, and Zenith’s all-the-time endpoint visibility strengthens that hunt process significantly.
“The addition of Ziften Zenith to our threat hunting service makes our already seasoned staff even more effective at their craft,” said Randell Casey, CyberDefenses CEO. “And, it allows us to offer expanded endpoint assessment and incident response capabilities being demanded by our federal and commercial clients alike.”
About Ziften
Ziften delivers all-the-time visibility and control for any asset, anywhere - client devices, servers, and cloud VMs – whether on-network or remote, connected or not. Our unified systems and security operations (SysSecOps) platform empowers IT and security operations teams to quickly repair user impacting endpoint issues, reduce their overall risk posture, speed security threat response, and increase operations productivity. Ziften’s secure architecture delivers continuous, streaming endpoint monitoring and historical data collection for large and mid-sized enterprises, governments, and managed security service providers (MSSP). And Ziften helps extend the value of incumbent tools, and fill the gaps between fragmented, siloed systems.
About CyberDefenses, Inc.
CyberDefenses, Inc. shields businesses and government agencies from cyber threats through rapid, robust and reliable managed security services. Founded in 2001, the company utilizes its highly seasoned and credentialed security personnel and security operations centers to address security needs including identity management, security monitoring, threat detection, incident response, training, and executive oversight. For more information, please visit www.cyberdefenses.com.
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