Cybersight for Server Protection

 Cybersight Server Sentry is an application which protects organisations from the ever increasing global threat from cyber attacks and data theft.

— Cybersight offers real time visibility and control and adds an additional, stronger layer on top of traditional threat management processes.

— Cryptic provides monitoring and intelligence services to manage the cost to enterprises of increasing threats and loss of business.

— Cybersight’s configurable monitoring and analysis tools help enterprises detect and investigate suspicious activity – with real-time photographic alerting; transaction intervention and in depth reporting

Market Trends 2010

— 42% of companies cite cyber crime as top concern. Cyber crime is growing rapidly in terms of attacks, sophistication, cases of insider breaches.

— Average cost of a breach £1.2m

◦ Lost revenue

◦ Lost/Damaged customer/investor relations

◦ Damaged brand and credibility

— Top concerns

◦ Theft of sensitive and security related information

◦ IP theft

◦ Loss of financial information

◦ Stolen customer / personal data

A £500,000 penalty has been introduced by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) for personal data security breaches.

TJX: Credit-card data and information stolen from more than 40 million consumer credit-card accounts. The company was barraged by lawsuits, and has since paid out some $40 million to settle the claims

RBS WorldPay : In an attack on RBS WorldPay, the payment processing business of the Royal Bank of Scotland, cyber criminals stole $9 million in less than 12 hours, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

If someone gains access to your server room with user name and passwords, what do you have in place as your next line of defence?

If a malicious application is run on your server when will you know about it?

How well do you monitor and control access to your server? What credible forensic and audit trails do you have?

Beyond AV and firewalls, what other protection do you have from a sophisticated attack?

If an employee is compromised, what do you have in place to detect and restrict the damage they can do?

It is not the value of your data at risk, it is the cost of the damage done as a result of the loss.