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Protecting your technology, your identity, and everything in between
Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence is more than just threat indicators or data points without context – it is actionable information that can guide security strategy and alert organizations to ongoing and emerging threats. The right data combined with expert analysis provides predictive information about the adversary, such as how they will gain access, pivot within the compromised network and exfiltrate data.
Penetration Testing
Attackers have many tricks up their sleeves to determine if your perimeter defences stand up to attempts to breach. Show impact with manual testing that mimics current threats, including pivoting, post-exploitation and data compromise. Uncover if your environment can stand up to threat actors with proprietary tooling and creative adversarial experts
Vulnerability Assessment
Is your company’s IT system vulnerable to attacks by malicious outsiders? Could internal enemies damage your data security? Rapidstrike’s experts will evaluate your defensive security posture using industry standard assessment tools as well as manual attack techniques meant to uncover weaknesses that are often missed with automated vulnerability scanning alone.Â
Malware Analysis
Malware analysis examines and studies malware to understand its behavior, capabilities, and potential impacts. This can be done manually, using tools and techniques to reverse engineer and analyze the code, or using automated tools and analysis platforms to identify and classify malware.
Managed Security Service
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We use a suite of advanced tools and proactive techniques to monitor, detect, and respond to cyber threats in real time. This includes continuous system oversight, threat intelligence, incident response, and data protection to ensure risks are identified early and critical assets remain secure.
Endpoint Protection
Endpoint security or endpoint protection is the process of defending endpoints — devices that connect to a network, like laptops and smartphones — from attack. Endpoint security can also involve blocking dangerous user behavior that could result in the endpoint device's becoming compromised or infected with malware.