Modern cybercriminals leverage fileless, in-memory, and living off the land (LOTL) attacks that target specific vulnerabilities and gaps within existing cybersecurity solutions, essentially turning them against themselves. This makes detection incredibly difficult and produces an overwhelming number of false positives, requiring  additional, personnel, time and resources to investigate each one. Meanwhile the true attacker slips through, hidden within the noise.

Current cyber solutions fall short because they focus on passive detection and response over proactive protection and prevention.  They can’t respond to a breach until after it has occurred. But, once the breach has occurred, it is often too late.  The attacker has already bypassed and disabled them, leaving the systems they once protected completely vulnerable to the full ransomware payload.

As soon as an attacker gains access, a prolonged crisis with lasting implications begins to unfold. The intruder quickly pivots, systematically spreading through the system, pinpointing  critical assets, and documenting data locations. Armed with this information, they proceed to encrypt and exfiltrate the organization’s most sensitive information, posing an immediate threat to its immediate security, trustworthiness, and long-term viability.