Data loss

Keeping hold of what matters

Security threat

What is the most important data your organisation owns? Customer data, financial data or intellectual property? What would happen if that data was lost, or fell into the hands of criminals or competitors? In a digital age, information is everything and data loss prevention is vitally important to the continued operation of your business.

Data loss can occur for several reasons but it may come as a surprise that one of the biggest threats lies within the organisation – for example, an employee moving to a competitor business, who is attempting to steal commercially sensitive information to take to their new role. Remote and hybrid working practices have added further challenges and complexities to keeping an eye on subversive behaviour and preventing data theft. Tracking and monitoring user activity is the only way that you can tell the difference between innocent deviation from policy and a malicious attempt to steal information.

How we help

We help you to identify the information that is critical to your business, and select the best method to protect it where it resides.

An audit trail linked to user privileges provides employee accountability – helping to identify data exfiltration attempts quickly and easily, and take appropriate action.

Continuous protective monitoring means we can alert you to repeated deviations from policy by individuals, building up a behaviour profile.

Web security filters can also be implemented to ensure controls are in place beyond the company network for remote workers, strengthening protection against data theft.

We work with you to establish user profiles and privileges so that your employees have access only to the business systems they need to carry out their roles.

The service technologies we integrate into your systems act as a safety net to paper policies, flagging up any rules that are being breached and assisting end user trust management.

DLP controls prohibit sensitive data being taken off site, whether by download onto external media or by email to personal accounts.

We dynamically customise and fine tune the rulesets which apply to data leak prevention services, ensuring they are working in the best way for your organisation and adapt with you.

Benefits

Your data monitored in transit, in use and at rest

Commercially sensitive IP secured

Audit trails provide user accountability

Reinforce policies with DLP controls

Easily manage end user device security & privileges

Real time blocking of data exfiltration attempts

Our universe of SOC solutions

Our Managed Services align you with a world-class security operations centre (SOC) solutions tailored to your business and budget. Both tech and team work in tandem to solve security challenges, combining intelligent analysis with vigilance and real-time remediation. Proud to deliver affordable, enterprise-grade solutions, we have a SOC for everyone.

Following an initial assessment of your IT environment, needs and budget we define a suite of bespoke SOC offerings that includes the right balance, number, and combination of solutions to meet your business objectives.

Mars

2 protections

Jupiter

3 protections

Saturn

4 protections

Uranus

5 protections

Neptune

6 protections

Essential

Our entry-level offering, Essential SOC services help your business take the first steps to stronger security. Preventative tech, managed by an expert team, reinforces what you have today.

Essential SOCs

Professional

Our Professional SOC services take your security to the next level by identifying, investigating and quarantining threats both inside and outside your business.

Professional SOCs

Enterprise

A bespoke, premium service, our Enterprise level SOC offering delivers proactive cyber threat hunting, analysis, and remediation in real-time. It’s the ultimate in IT protection.

Enterprise SOCs

The SOC to fit your need and budget

We don’t believe in a one-size-fits all approach to security, which is why we offer a wide range of SOC solutions, each tailored to specific business needs and categorised into three options depending on your projected security spend. If you’re looking to prevent data loss we recommend exploring these options:

Essential: Mars

dlp, siem

Monthly charge: £4,431

Includes

  • All software licenses and upgrades for Data Leakage Prevention and Security Information and Event Management
  • 4 award-winning technologies
  • Proactive defence
  • Reactive defence: automated
  • Reactive defence: incident response playbooks

Benefits

  • Achieve regulatory compliance
  • Improve end user trust management
  • Protection for remote workers
  • Prevent data loss
  • Protect against policy violations

Professional: Saturn

dlp, vm, siem, ar

Monthly charge: £5,534

Includes

  • All software licenses and upgrades for Security Information and Event Management, Vulnerability Management, Data Loss Prevention and Anti-ransomware
  • 5 award-winning technologies
  • Proactive defence
  • Reactive defence: automated
  • Reactive defence: incident response playbooks

Benefits

  • Reduce security costs
  • Achieve regulatory compliance
  • Prevent data loss
  • Protect against policy violations

Professional: Saturn

dlp, vm, siem, mdr

Monthly charge: £9,789

Includes

  • All software licenses and upgrades for Security Information and Event Management, Managed Detection and Response, Data Loss Prevention and Vulnerability Management
  • 6 award-winning technologies
  • Proactive defence
  • Reactive defence: automated
  • Reactive defence: incident response playbooks

Benefits

  • Prevent data loss
  • Prevent web attacks
  • Protect against policy violations

What could a breach cost your business?

Our Cyber Incident Calculator is designed to help you understand the financial implications of a breach for your business and support a business justification for your security investment.

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Recruitment company avoids losing customer database

7 m

data records compromised each day

21 %

of IT budgets dedicated to cyber security on average

56 %

of businesses have had attackers impersonating their organisation

99 %

of data leakage attempts blocked

David is a successful account manager and has been head hunted by a rival firm. Before handing in his notice he decides to export the companies client list, which he keeps as a local copy on his laptop. David is working from home and he knows of a number of ways to export this data. He first tries exporting the data to his personal USB stick which is blocked in real-time, he then tries printing the client list which is also blocked.

As a final measure he attempts to upload the data to his personal Dropbox account.

The SOC team monitor David’s activity in real-time and notices that whilst the activity was blocked, it clearly indicates a level of persistency by the end user and escalates the incident to the client.

The SOC team also search the SIEM system which monitors other systems including network, firewall, server and endpoint protection. The analysts confirm there are no indicators that an external attacker has a foothold on David’s laptop and are fraudulently acting as him.

7 million data records compromised each day.

The average firm now devotes 21% of its IT budget to cyber security – a jump of 63%

56% of businesses have had attackers impersonating their organisation

99% of data leakage attempts blocked