Cynet upended the security vendor market with an All-in-One Cybersecurity Platform that combines a full suite of must-have capabilities on a single, simple solution, backed by around-the-clock expert support. This unified approach maximizes cybersecurity ROI by eliminating the need for:
- Multiple security vendors
- Expensive integrations
- Personnel redundancies
- Manual monitoring and incident handling
Those organizational advantages and bottom-line benefits are clear. But what about the day-to-day user experience for security analysts?
Experts tackled that question in a recent webinar. Watch on demand as they pop the hood on Cynet’s All-in-One Cybersecurity Platform (which made history in the most recent MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations) and simulate real-world threat scenarios to demonstrate compelling advantages and help your team enhance protection while reducing security analyst burnout: “Step by Step: How to Achieve Total Protection with an All-in-One Platform”
What you’ll learn:
- How to enable environment-wide visibility out of the box
- How to immediately increase alert accuracy for fewer false positives
- How to reduce manual handling by 90% for 50x faster results through automatic investigation & response
- How to optimize performance with 24/7 MDR guidance by Cynet’s in-house SOC
Who should watch:
Cynet’s All-in-One Cybersecurity Platform is purpose-built to help:
- Managed Service Providers to evolve into an MSSP and provide full breach protection for clients—within 24 hours.
- Small-to-Medium Enterprises to guard against the same threats as Fortune 500 companies, but with a fraction of the resources and personnel.
Watch now for actionable advice to make your life easier and your organization safer. For an even deeper dive, or if you’d just prefer a one-on-one discussion, you can also book a custom demo to see Cynet’s All-in-One Cybersecurity Platform in action.
How Does Cynet All-in-One Platform Protect Your Business?
Cynet provides comprehensive protection against various threats including malware, insider threats, and network-based attacks. Here’s a general guide on how to activate full protection:
1. Install the Cynet Agent
- Download the agent from the Cynet platform for all devices you want to protect. The agent is lightweight and compatible with a variety of operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Deploy the agent across your network endpoints, either manually or through automated tools like Microsoft SCCM, RMM (Remote Monitoring and Management) tools, or through group policies in Active Directory.
2. Configure Threat Detection and Response (TDR)
- Cynet uses a combination of endpoint detection and response (EDR), network traffic analysis (NTA), and user behavior analysis (UBA).
- Enable threat detection modules for:
- Malware protection
- File integrity monitoring
- Intrusion prevention
- Behavioral analysis to detect anomalous user behavior.
- Set alerts and automatic responses for critical threats or suspicious activities.
3. Activate Prevention Modules
- Enable Anti-Malware and Anti-Ransomware Protection. Cynet offers AI-based detection to prevent known and unknown malware from executing on your network.
- Email and Web Filtering: Enable the filtering tools to prevent phishing attacks, malicious email attachments, and suspicious web content.
- Exploit Prevention: Prevent vulnerabilities from being exploited using memory-based detection techniques.
4. Enable Network and Traffic Monitoring
- Configure network protection tools to monitor incoming and outgoing traffic for suspicious activity.
- Set up Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) to automatically analyze anomalies and detect unusual network behavior.
- Activate the DNS filtering to block known malicious domains.
5. Configure and Deploy Cynet 360 AutoXDR
- AutoXDR provides automated response capabilities.
- Set up playbooks for automated threat response. For example, you can configure automatic quarantining of infected devices, automatic network isolation, or suspending suspicious user accounts when a threat is detected.
- Enable real-time monitoring and the threat intelligence feed to stay updated with the latest threat indicators.
6. Enable Continuous Monitoring and Alerts
- Set up continuous monitoring to keep track of your entire environment, including endpoint activity, network traffic, and user behavior.
- Configure alerting for critical issues to notify your SOC (Security Operations Center) or IT team.
- You can customize alert thresholds based on risk levels and the types of assets you are protecting.
7. Integrate with Existing Tools
- Cynet integrates with a variety of security and IT management tools such as SIEM (Security Information and Event Management), firewalls, and third-party ticketing systems.
- Ensure proper API connections between Cynet and any existing solutions like firewalls, NAC (Network Access Control), or IAM (Identity Access Management) for a holistic view.
8. Configure Incident Response Tools
- Use the built-in IR (Incident Response) capabilities to perform deep-dive investigations when a breach or suspicious activity is detected.
- Run forensic investigations using Cynet’s memory dump, process tree, and file integrity monitoring tools.
- Activate automated remediation actions such as file removal, process termination, and endpoint quarantine.
9. Review and Audit Protection Settings
- Regularly review the protection settings on the Cynet dashboard to ensure your environment is fully covered.
- Perform security audits and review logs to ensure the system is functioning properly.
- Test the platform’s automated responses using simulated attacks to ensure everything works as expected.
10. Regular Training and Updates
- Regularly update the system with new threat definitions and make sure you are using the latest version of the Cynet platform.
- Provide your security team with training on how to use the platform, and stay updated with Cynet’s new features and best practices.
Once all these components are properly set up, Cynet’s platform will enable complete protection in your environment.