BUSINESS CHALLENGE: I ALREADY HAVE A FIREWALL
AND ANTI-VIRUS. WHY DO I NEED MORE SECURITY?
Electronic communication—email, websites, networks—is now the de facto standard in modern business.
Sharing digital data between companies, partners
and customers, as well as auditors and regulators,
is as commonplace as using the telephone—but
infinitely riskier to the security of the corporation.
Indeed, the more open a corporate network becomes,
and the more a business depends on the Internet for
both internal and external communication, the more
vulnerable it is to costly disruptions resulting from
the relative immaturity of internet security technology.
The FBI estimates that in 2005 nearly 90% of
organizations experienced computer security incidents,
close to a quarter of them experiencing 20 or more
attacks. The majority of them suffered financial loss.
The brave new world of the Internet has its own particular
form of bandits who are only steps behind the software
developers scrambling to patch routine but potentially
dangerous vulnerabilities; close unintended network
backdoors; and gamely shore up strongholds against
coordinated attacks. Malware today is sophisticated
enough to cause heavy financial losses, damage your
reputation and devalue your brand - all of which can
happen within minutes of a hacker detecting any
initial weakness. The liability arising from the loss of
customer information and identity theft is significant.
What is more, hackers are fairly indiscriminate in their
choice of target: any going concern is a potential mark.
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Passive/reactive solutions such as firewalls and antivirus
can only provide a small fraction of protection.
Catbird Networks’ proactive continuous and automated monitoring is the state-of-the-art in security protection, offering unmatched breadth of coverage and
split-second responsiveness crucial to safeguarding the assets, and reputation, of its customers.
OUR SOLUTION
Catbird Network’s 24x7 service ensures that systems,
websites and networks are always secure against
attack and operating at peak performance. We provide
the industry’s most comprehensive suite of network
security, performance monitoring, and surveillance
solutions. Catbird’s unique fully-automated, continuous
and non-invasive monitors safeguard customers in
both regulated and commercial industries, including
banking, healthcare, insurance, retail and government.
Contact us for more information or to setup a demonstration.
Catbird’s Internal Security Monitoring is the only security
solution that protects your internal network devices from
vulnerabilities, performs real time intrusion prevention,
and detects rogue computers and wireless networks.
- Network IPS Monitoring. Automatically
blocks attack traffic within your network.
Catbird Network IPS is a powerful and
easy-to-use complement to perimeter based
IPS and IDS solutions.
- Rogue LAN Monitoring. Detects unauthorized
computers connected to the LAN. If an
unauthorized computer is found, an alert is
sent, the machine is automatically quarantined
(optional), and a vulnerability assessment
of this host is performed.
- Rogue Wireless Network Monitoring. Stops the
latest security threat: WiFi. Detects unauthorized
computers connected to the wireless LAN and
optionally quarantines them. Detects ad hoc or
unapproved wireless networks so you are notified
when authorized users connect to them.
REPORTING
Sophisticated intelligent reporting and alerting
capabilities ensure that all designated personnel,
vendors, consultants and users are instantly
notified of vulnerabilities or attacks. Reports,
analysis and provisioning are managed
through a easy-to-use web-based portal.
- Alert Notifications are sent immediately when
errors are detected via email, pager or cell phone.
- Operations Reports are specifically designed
for the IT manager responsible for the daily
management.
- Management Reports are high level summaries,
designed to convey important trend information to
senior managers.
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