Cyber Security

Traditional IT security tools like antivirus and firewall focus on prevention—in other words, trying to Stop cybercriminals from breaking down your front door.

Whilst these still play an important role today, hackers are finding new and innovative ways to bypass these systems and infiltrate Business networks. So, what happens when a hacker slips through the cracks undetected?

How long will they spend dwelling in your environment? What sensitive information will they capture? And at what point will they deploy ransomware and fully encrypt your systems.

Hackers have upgraded their systems. It's time to upgrade yours !

To protect our clients from these evolving threats, Whitebarn have Partnered with Huntress to offer multiple layers of additional protection. 

Endpoint detection and response (EDR)

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a technology that helps detect, investigate, and respond to threats that get past automated defenses like antivirus. It captures endpoint activity telemetry that is used to detect suspicious activity, support investigations with data and context, and enables a threat to be contained and remediated.

Managed EDR is a comprehensive approach that provides end-to-end coverage, from managing the EDR solution to finding and stopping threats abusing an enterprise’s endpoints. It’s inclusive of the technology (agents, platform), management of the tech, threat expertise to tune the tech to detect the latest threats, and continuous threat detection, response, and remediation by a dedicated 24/7 AI-assisted SOC backed by humans.

Managed Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)

Managed Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) is a fully managed security solution provided by Huntress. It continuously monitors and protects your identities and email environments within Microsoft 365 against identity-focused cyber threats like unwanted logins, session hijacking, credential theft, and malicious inbox rules. Acting as the first line of defense, it ensures that only authorized users can access your system.

Huntress Managed ITDR gives you 24/7 identity monitoring and response from experienced threat analysts who detect and respond to threats in real time. This service can cover platforms like Microsoft 365 and minimizes noise by only alerting you to truly malicious activities. It also offers automated remediation when necessary. This level of comprehensive protection lets you safeguard your identities effectively without the need for an in-house security team.

This added layer of protection is designed specifically to look for these hidden threats and "quiet" indicators of compromise that other tools miss.

Security information and event management (SIEM)

SIEM, or security information and event management, was initially designed as a means to collect multiple disparate log sources and store the data under one centralized platform. Correlation rules took this one step further by adding a means to create alerts on the log data retrieved. Historically the use case for SIEM is built around: the collection/storage of logs, compliance, and threat visibility. The common problems with SIEM based on the “consume all data'' approach are cost, training/skill to deploy and manage, and lastly, defining useful data from the noise.