Open Source Intelligence Overview
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We provide the cyber intelligence that keepsblue chip companies fromturning red
Cyber Intelligence Overview
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Rapidly Increasing Impact of Online Threats
HackersViruses
Worms
Spam
Customer Diversion
Counterfeiting
Information Leaks
ID Theft
Phishing
Security Risks
Malware
Internet Adoption
Fin
anci
al
Imp
act
Attacks Your EnterpriseAttacks Your Enterprise Attacks Your BusinessAttacks Your Business
Economic Impact:• Decreased revenues• Lost customer trust• Increased fraud expense• Damaged reputation• Increased support costs
Economic Impact:• Decreased revenues• Lost customer trust• Increased fraud expense• Damaged reputation• Increased support costs
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Customer Challenges
"There's no way my folks, even given the time to scour the Internet, could have found the anti-nuclear
activists targeting one of our facilities, or the IP being leaked to the Internet by former employees.”- Director Enterprise Security of Fortune 100 Energy Company
“We are aware that animal rights groups are using the Internet to target our senior executives and their
family members.”- Director of Security, Fortune 100 Pharmaceutical Company
“While we have several effective internal systems in place to identify fraud, we know that credit card
numbers and related data are being sold and traded on the Internet”- Director, Loss Prevention of Large Brand Retailer
“We knew we were losing millions in revenues to partners not following our online policies.”- SVP, Global Hotel Company
“Shoplifters are using the Internet to exchanges information about how to defraud our retail operations.” -Director, Loss Prevention of Large Brand Retailer
“Criminals are using our Web 2.0-enabled online community to target our customers with malware and
predatory behavior.”- Director, Corporate Security of Large Consumer Goods Company
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The New Imperative for Security
In today’s Internet-enabled world, we must deliver security for a
borderless perimeter.
Endpoint Protection
Firewalls / Anti-SpamServer and System
Security
Partners and Consumers
Commerce
Reputation and Trust
Old Security“Protect the Enterprise”
New Security“Protect Your Business”
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Intelligence Defined
Intelligence is an instrument of conflict. It consists of words, numbers, images,
suggestions, appraisals, incitements. It consists also of truths that enlighten or
mislead, or of outright falsehoods. Because it is immaterial, intelligence cannot
wound. But its use has led to the killing or saving of millions.
-Angelo Codevilla
The ultimate objective of intelligence is to enable action to be optimized.
- Dr R. V. Jones
Chief, British Scientific
Intelligence World War II
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Cyveillance Intelligence Center
Cyveillance offers a full suite of online risk modules to
address enterprise-wide requirements.
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Protecting Your Business
Intellectual propertyIntellectual property Trade secretsTrade secrets Financial informationFinancial information M&A plansM&A plans
InformationInformation
Plants and facilitiesPlants and facilities NetworksNetworks Business assetsBusiness assets ResourcesResources
InfrastructureInfrastructure
eCommerceeCommerce Personal credentialsPersonal credentials Credit cardCredit card PasswordsPasswords
InteractionsInteractions
ExecutivesExecutives CustomersCustomers PartnersPartners ChildrenChildren
Individuals Individuals
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Innovation Leadership
1st brand protection solution
Industry 1st case management system
Industry 1st Anti-Phishing
1st solution for info leaks and corporate security intelligence
1st Cross enterprise cyber intelligence portal
1st Web site reputation service
1st online anti-counterfeit solution
1st coverage of spam content
1st service for compromised personal credentials
1st image-based fraud detection
1st malware intelligence service
1997 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Cyveillance has a proud history of introducing industry-firsts
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Cyveillance Intelligence Center
ContinuousMonitoring
ContinuousMonitoring
24 x 7 Coverage of
visible and hidden Internet
Text, image and behavior based
Real TimeDetection
Real TimeDetection
Broadest set of risks
Customer-specific filtering
Language independent
Management and Analysis
Portal
Management and Analysis
Portal
Permissions and workflow
Cross-enterprise dashboard
Case management
Corrective Response
Corrective Response
Enforcement tools
Complementary services
Specialized expertise and partnerships
The first enterprise solution for online risk management
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What Customers Say
Functionality:“Cyveillance has already alerted us to coordinated plans by anti-nuclear activists involving one of our facilities. The service has also turned up IP that was being leaked to the Internet by former employees.”
"There's no way me and my folks, even given the time to scour the Internet, could have found some of this stuff."
Director of Enterprise Security, Fortune 100 Energy Firm
Value:“What distinguished Cyveillance from other providers is their proactive approach. When our organization was the target of recent phishing attacks, Cyveillance helped us quickly eliminate fraudulent sites. In addition…their ability to constantly monitor movement of compromised credit/debit cards and personal information is unique.”
President, Credit Union Association
Value:“Cyveillance identified compromised accounts faster than our other internal anti-fraud systems in 35% of all cases. Our average fraud savings per compromised account is $4,700.”
Manager, Fraud Prevention, High Profile Retailer
ROI:“Using Cyveillance solutions over the last year, IHG recaptured millions in revenues that would have otherwise been lost to third parties and competitors, overspent on advertising, or paid out in the form of inflated commissions to its resellers.”
EVP, eCommerce, Global Hotel Chain
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Contact
Brent Peacher
Senior Manager, Business Development
(703)312-1203