New BI.ZONE service helps to detect signs of intrusions

New BI.ZONE service helps to detect signs of intrusions

BI.ZONE Compromise Assessment is designed to uncover ongoing and past attacks by analyzing the corporate infrastructure
November 25, 2022

Attackers make every effort to stay unnoticed for as long as possible: it can take weeks or even months before an intrusion is detected. However, even if a company suspects a breach of its infrastructure, a lack of advanced tools might prevent it from identifying the compromised systems and developing appropriate countermeasures. This can result in continuous losses from repeated attacks through the previously installed illegitimate backdoors.

Another source of financial risk is the toughening of personal data legislation. Data leaks must be promptly reported to the regulator, together with the causes of the incident and the implemented remediations. Companies that fail to determine how exactly an attack occurred are risking hefty fines. Thorough investigation of an incident requires a comprehensive infrastructure audit. This can be quickly done with BI.ZONE Compromise Assessment.

The service helps businesses detect whether their corporate systems have been hacked. Our experts examine the entire IT infrastructure with the BI.ZONE proprietary tools, including an EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) solution. Automated scanning of the endpoints, network perimeter, email, and external resources combined with manual checks (threat hunting) eliminates practically all blind spots.

The service provides an organization with a broad and deep perspective of its IT infrastructure. This enables the company to identify a malware infection, the tools used by hackers, and, if necessary, conduct a full‑scale investigation.

It takes an average of 200 days to detect a leak of sensitive data. Mainly because professional cybercriminal groups employ legitimate tools to infiltrate an infrastructure. And these are not flagged by security solutions or monitoring systems. The tools designed for BI.ZONE Compromise Assessment allow, among other things, the detection of such intrusions.
Mikhail Prokhorenko
Head of Cyber Threat Defense, BI.ZONE