Robotic Threat Detection and Response
Our team hunts for evidence of malicious activity in your environment and delivers the fastest and most effective response before your business is impacted.
Your adversaries keep overperforming
701
Total Threat Actors Discovered
4.338
Set Tools Available to Threat Actors
>30%
Threat Actors that perform breaches each month
65.156
Registered Vulnerabilities with public exploits
Cybersecurity facts
70%
Nearly 70% feel their organization does not have enough cybersecurity staff to be effective
(ISC)2 CYBERSECURITY WORKFORCE STUDY
3,5M
3,5 million cybersecurity positions now open worldwide in 2025
Mckinsey & Company via Steve Morgan
37%
37% of cyber security professionals reported facing 10,000 alerts per month of which 52 percent are false positives.
IDC
44%
44% of these alerts go uninvestigated due to a combination of talent shortage and the multiplicity of security solutions generating a huge volume of alerts
ESG: Security Analytics and Operations: Industry Trends in the Era of Cloud
3,900%
Attacks on organizations in critical infrastructure sectors have increased dramatically, from less than 10 in 2013 to almost 400 in 2020. That’s a 3,900% increase
Gartner
43
Companies use an average of 43 security and IT operations tools
Tanium report
The cyber landscape has changed in the big tech industry
Big tech companies have changed their operating model to defeat lack of talent, legacy technology, and unmanageable volumes of alerts with little value for analysts. The new standard in cyber requires alert enrichment, a layer of automation to perform routine tasks, cutting-edge technology in SaaS and PaaS deployments, and sourcing talent from all over the world.
The robot learns from past experience to make decisions with current data
- Updating severity
- Discarding low value alerts
- Applying prior knowledge
- Alert handling procedures
The robot automatically executes actions to improve response time
- Playbook execution
- Intelligent alert enrichment
- Hyper queries
- Response actions
The new paradigm of evolving digital adversaries
Threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, highly persistent and undetectable by traditional SOC approaches, which requires strong capabilities in the field.
People
Global careers defined by skills, not by levels
Automated processes free analysts from repetitive and low-value tasks
Continuous training
Process
Automated Next Best Action (NBA) for analysts to do next
Autonomous processes set to learn and verify output
Cut through noise and enrich data
Technology
Born in cloud
Disruptive and transformative
Big data thinking
Continuous learning to anticipate, prevent, detect and respond
Influence
Continuous feedback to act on threat vectors
Deep knowledge about the organization due to information convergence
Integration with third parties
You can't defeat what you can't understand
For that reason, our approach is to understand the methods, techniques and tools associated and leveraged by digital adversaries. Our specialists operate offshore and make use of disruptive technology that streamlines the knowledge acquisition process. Everyone in the team has a clear role which maximizes overall performance.
Service Manager
Close contact with customer, comprehensive management of service operations.
Hunter
Analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of the digital threat landscape.
First level response
Continuous and fastest response, resolution of well-known scenarios.
Global initiatives towards defeating cyber attacks
Our operation is driven by a perfect mix of different frameworks.
We leverage D3FEND for alert normalization, MITRE ATT&CK for incident categorization and NIST as the reference framework in Security Operations.
D3FEND
Knowledge graph of cybersecurity countermeasure techniques.
MITRE ATT&CK
Globally-accessible knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.
NIST
Cybersecurity standards, guidelines, best practices, and other resources to meet the needs of U.S. industry, federal agencies and the broader public.