5 Essential Capabilities to Properly Secure Your Enterprise

Protective Capabilities: Essential Tools to Defend Your Network and Data

Adversaries are going undetected for months on their victim’s network because most detection solutions do not provide deep enough visibility and are blind to where the attackers are operating.

What visibility do you need in order to ensure that your data is not lost, misused or accessed by unapproved individuals?

Join Jamie Lertora, Security Engineer for a demo of Fidelis Network and Endpoint and find out how to:

• Extend threat insights to encrypted traffic with Fidelis Decryption
• See deeper into applications and content with Deep Session Inspection
• Gain greater visibility into all threat activity at the endpoint and automate response with EDR

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Reactive Capabilities: Breaches Happen, What You Need to Automate Post Breach Detection & Response

Threat actors are constantly adapting their tactics, techniques and procedures to evade preventive defenses and as a result, consideration of detection and response capabilities has never been more vital.

Reactive countermeasures include techniques to prevent attacks from succeeding in real time, including signature detection to quarantine known-bad files at the endpoint; behavior analysis to kill a process at the endpoint; network session disruption upon detection of files and network behaviors; and email quarantine

Join Chuck Burley, Security Engineer, Fidelis Cybersecurity for a demo of Fidelis Endpoint and find out how to:

• Using Playbooks to automate post-breach detection and response
• Leverage behavioral indicators to isolate an infected endpoint
• Kill Processes that will spread the infection

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Predictive Capabilities: Using ML/AI and Metadata to Detect Anomalous Activity and Produce Actionable Alerts for Known/Unknown Threats

Collecting hundreds of log types and analyzing them has shown to be an ineffective approach to threat detection, even when applying behavior analysis and machine learning. The converse entails capturing the raw data and facing delays to decode and reassemble, plus high storage expenses. Logs lack content and context, and the raw data itself is too slow to analyze and expensive if you require a time span of months or a year. And while most security tools focus on specific detection techniques, Fidelis leverages more than 20 different detection methods… including endpoint and asset terrain, deep session and deep packet inspection, sandboxing, malware detection, metadata analytics, threat intelligence and more… making it that much harder for attackers to evade.

Join Martha Goodwin, Security Engineer for a demo of Fidelis Network and find out how to:

• Use ML and Anomaly Detection
• Use Metadata Analysis to search for Known/Unknowns
• Create Analytical rules to predict possible incidents

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Retrospective Capabilities: Continuously Collect and (Re)assess Metadata from Past Incidents to Help Prevent Future Breaches

In order to find attackers who are working hard to stay out of sight, you need to collect the right data to find them. Fidelis Elevate captures and breaks down sessions into rich metadata at the content and context level. The richer the metadata you have indexed, the richer the set of questions you can query and search as part of your threat hunting efforts, and the faster you can interact with high speed iteration.

Join Sal Sanshez, Security Engineer for a demo of Fidelis Network and find out how to:

• Understand the value of Metadata
• Leverage Metadata to uncover how a breach occurred
• Threat hunting in Metadata

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Proactive Capabilities: Understand your Terrain and Techniques to Protect It

You can’t protect your data without understanding your cyber terrain. Attackers conduct recon on environments to understand breaks in the attack surface. In order to effectively defend the enterprise, security teams must have holistic, correlative insight into the environment.

With this visibility of the cyber terrain and understanding of attacker movements and methods, organizations can anticipate threats and shift their security posture to a more proactive strategy and shorten time to detect and uncover threats.

Join Ken Donze, Senior Security Engineer for a demo of Fidelis Elevate and find out how to:

• Why knowing Terrain matters
• Assess and Identify High-Risk assets within your terrain
• Leveraging Deception Technologies to continuously alter that terrain