Our PiBlu Cyberlite all-in-one solution provides virus protection, ransomware detection, endpoint detection and full monitoring of your IT systems – everything your business needs to stay protected from today’s cyber threats before an incident occurs. Cyberlite is delivered as an all-in-one solution for one monthly fee.
Our end-to-end service can also help you meet the requirements of Cyber Essentials Certification for your business and includes the following solutions.
Ransomware is nothing new. The first recorded example was in the late 1980s and it continues to spread at an accelerated pace. Did you know ransomware attacks are anticipated to cause $20 billion in damage this year, which is 57 times higher than in 2015? No business wants to experience downtime, yet on average it can take 287 days to recover from an attack.
You need proactive and constant network security monitoring, intrusion detection, and advanced threat management to confidently protect your business. By working with a managed service provider (MSP) you don’t need to do it all on your own. As a trusted MSP, we can play a critical role in helping your business stay ahead of the risks and better safeguard your data.
We use PiBlu Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) to remotely monitor, manage and support clients’ devices on their network. PiBlu RMM’s Ransomware Detection complements other endpoint security applications such as antivirus packages to provide an extra layer of security and help reduce the impact of a ransomware attack.
It is a behavioural-based engine, rather than a signature-based approach that compares files to a known database, enabling our team to remotely monitor for the existence of crypto-ransomware on your devices, and be automatically notified when one of your devices becomes infected. Once detected, RMM Ransomware Detection isolates the device from the rest of your network to prevent the ransomware from spreading.
Instead of waiting for one of your employees to report the issue, our support technicians will be automatically notified the moment your files start being encrypted by ransomware.
Once ransomware is detected, PiBlu RMM can automatically isolate the impacted device from the rest of the network.
Devices automatically isolated from the network still maintain contact with technicians through PiBlu RMM so we can help you quickly restore the impacted device to a previous state.
Ransomware has been a prominent threat to enterprises, SMBs, and individuals alike since the mid-2000s. However, there are several ways you can prepare yourself and limit the impact of these sophisticated attacks should ransomware hit your network. PiBlu RMM Ransomware Detection can help prepare your business for the worst and plan for a successful recovery.
With the increase in bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies and the use of mobile and cloud computing, businesses must protect their endpoints at all costs.
Our endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution is a powerful tool that continuously monitors devices to detect and respond to cyberthreats like ransomware and malware.
To help you understand why leveraging the cutting-edge endpoint protection offered by EDR is in your best interest, we’ve created some information below.
Attackers strike anytime, anywhere
Cybercriminals can launch attacks at any moment and catch you off guard. Incidents can occur during regular business hours or outside traditional working times, making constant vigilance essential.
Techniques used are unpredictable
Cybercriminals employ a wide range of techniques, from phishing to malware and social engineering, to breach defences. They adapt and evolve their tactics to bypass traditional security measures, emphasising the need to stay updated on emerging threats.
A single vulnerability is enough
Cybercriminals only need to exploit a single vulnerability or weak point to gain unauthorised access to your network. It could be a misconfigured system, unpatched software or an unsuspecting employee falling victim to a social engineering attack.
Defend against all
The dynamic nature of cyberthreats requires a comprehensive defence strategy that addresses all potential attack vectors. By recognising the need for a holistic approach, you can better protect yourself against the wide range of threats you face.
Device = network gateway
Every device connecting to your network, such as desktops, laptops, servers and mobile devices, presents a potential entry point for cyberattacks.
Traditional antivirus is limited
While traditional antivirus tools are essential, they have limitations in defending your business against modern threats. They primarily focus on known malware signatures and may not detect advanced or zero-day attacks effectively.
Attackers easily bypass traditional protection
Cybercriminals continuously adapt their tactics to evade traditional antivirus defences. They employ sophisticated techniques like fileless malware, social engineering or exploiting software vulnerabilities to bypass endpoint protection.
Comprehensive endpoint visibility
Advanced threat detection
Threat intelligence and analysis
Incident response and remediation
Compliance and data protection
EDR’s advanced threat detection and response go beyond mere protection by providing:
Comprehensive endpoint visibility
EDR provides advanced visibility into endpoint activities such as processes, network connections, user behaviour and file modifications. This enhanced visibility enables swift identification of suspicious or malicious behaviour, allowing for proactive threat detection.
Continuous monitoring for malicious and suspicious activities
EDR solutions offer continuous monitoring of endpoints to detect signs of malicious and suspicious activities. They go beyond traditional antivirus by identifying malware infections, unauthorized access attempts, unusual behaviour patterns, fileless malware and ransomware. Upon detection, the EDR system automatically terminates malicious activities and isolates infected endpoints to prevent further spread.
Threat intelligence and analysis
EDR solutions are supported by dedicated threat intelligence and analyst teams that constantly investigate previously unknown and suspicious malware samples. This ensures the EDR system is always up to date and equipped to protect against the latest threats and evolving attack techniques.
Swift incident response and remediation
EDR facilitates swift incident response by providing detailed incident analysis, containment measures and remediation steps. When a threat is detected, your IT team can quickly analyse the incident, identify the scope and take immediate action to minimize downtime and reduce potential losses.
Compliance and data protection
EDR solutions assist in meeting regulatory compliance requirements by providing necessary security controls, incident response capabilities and data protection measures. These measures help safeguard sensitive data, demonstrate compliance and protect against potential data breaches or non-compliance penalties.
There are three top features of EDR capable of giving you an edge over cybercriminals.
By focusing on robust detection, comprehensive analysis and swift response, you can stay a step ahead of cybercriminals and effectively safeguard your business from evolving threats.
Contact us to discover how we can help you stop cybercriminals in their tracks.
Get in Touch with PiBlu’s Team of Experts for Assistance
info@piblu.co.uk or call: 0161 388 8188
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