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The First Step to Improving Security Visibility

Lapses in cyber security cannot be remedied if no threat detection procedure is in place for them. Knowing what kind of security policies you should enforce reduces the risk of a breach. Identified risks should be prioritized to grant you the capability to dedicate protection to the most integral parts of your organization. Following are…

July 24, 2018Blogs, Cyber Security Tips, TipsBy Rose De Leon

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PANDORA LABS is here to respond to your immediate/emergency security incidents or any inquiries you may have.

You may use the form below to send us all information pertinent to your incident or inquiry.

To insure a prompt and accurate rate, please provide us with all the following information:

1. Attackers attack your network & systems and applications

2. Client existing sensors identifies anomaly and sends data to ThreatScout

3. ThreatScout correlates data and informs the Pandora SOC of alerts

4. Pandora SOC determines if alert is a true alert and informs the client

5. Pandora SOC logs into client’s devices (if allowed) to block the traffic

6. True alerts are then communicated to the client either via phone or email

7. Client views ThreatScout Console for the alerts and attacks resolved

8. Attacks with same patterns are blocked

Communication Process