ATTACK SURFACE MONITORING
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AHMEDABAD | SURAT | DUBAI DATE: 12 JANUARY 2024
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S :
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................ 2
Key Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................ 3
Our Services ......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Product Features ................................................................................................................................................ 12
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Introduction
Phishing continues to be a mainstay of online
scams and remains a constant threat to
organizations, with more brands becoming
targeted with an increase in volume and levels
of sophistication.
An entity’s Anti-Phishing Compliance analysis
includes the detection, identification, and
analysis of the online presence of phishing
resources such as phishing pages and malwares
across the internet targeting the entity’s brand.
TechOwl SHIELD facilitates a streamlined improvement in quick detection and takedown
of suspicious phishing incidents and reporting processes. Our service will assist in
maintaining your cyber security compliance and risk posture.
Our AI-based solution leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques
to detect, prevent, and mitigate the threat posed by rogue software. AI brings the
advantage of automation, pattern recognition, and real-time analysis, enhancing the
ability to identify and respond to evolving rogue software threats.
It refers to unauthorized or malicious applications that imitate legitimate software to
deceive users into installing them. These applications often carry malware, spyware, or
other harmful payloads that can compromise the security of a system or network. An
effective anti-rogue solution employs various techniques to identify and combat these
threats.
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Key Benefits
Behavioral Analysis with AI: TechOwl
SHIELD integrated with AI algorithms
analyses the behavior of running
applications and processes to establish
baseline patterns of normal behavior.
Deviations from these patterns are flagged
as potentially rogue behavior. AI models can
be trained to recognize specific behavior
associated with rogue software, such as
attempts to modify system files,
unauthorized network communications, or
suspicious memory access.
Anomaly Detection: TechOwl SHIELD AI-
powered anomaly detection systems
continuously monitor software and system
activities. They learn normal patterns and
can quickly identify unusual behavior that
might indicate rogue software. For instance,
if an application suddenly starts making
unexpected system changes or accessing
sensitive data, the AI system can trigger an
alert.
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Dynamic Learning: TechOwl SHIELD’s AI
systems continuously learns and adapts to
new threats by analyzing data from various
sources, including the latest malware samples,
network traffic, and system logs. This
adaptability allows the AI to stay effective
against emerging rogue software variants.
Real-time Monitoring and Alerts: TechOwl SHIELD’s AI-based anti-rogue solutions
provide real-time monitoring of system and network activities. When a potential rogue
software threat is identified, the system can generate alerts for immediate response.
User Education and Feedback Loop:
The solution can provide user
education and awareness by notifying
users about potentially harmful
applications. Additionally, user
feedback about software legitimacy
can be incorporated into the AI model
to improve its accuracy.
Look-alike domain scanning: Look-alike domain scanning refers to the process of
identifying and analyzing domain names that closely resemble legitimate domain names
with the intent to deceive or defraud users. This technique is often employed by
cybercriminals for various malicious purposes, including phishing attacks, scams, and
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Application Impersonation: Application
impersonation involves one application or
entity pretending to be another for various
purposes. This can be malicious, where
attackers deceive to gain unauthorized access,
or legitimate, for security testing or controlled
access. It's important to address security risks
and use safeguards to prevent malicious
impersonation.
Code Repository: A code repository is a central
place where developers store and manage their code. It tracks changes, enables
collaboration, and maintains different versions of the code. It's used for version control,
teamwork, history tracking, and managing different code branches. Git (with platforms
like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) is a popular repository system.
Keyword Threats: It refer to specific words or
phrases that attackers use to deceive
individuals, gain their trust, or trick them into
performing actions that compromise their
security. These keywords are often employed
in phishing emails, fake websites, or malicious
software to make them appear legitimate or
trustworthy.
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Social Media Threats: Phishing attacks
on social media involve creating fake
accounts or posts that appear to be
from legitimate individuals,
organizations, or brands. These fake
accounts or posts often contain links to
malicious websites that mimic real
sites, aiming to trick users into
revealing their credentials or personal
information. Social media platforms
can also be used to spread malicious
software or rogue applications. Attackers might create enticing posts or messages that
lead users to download seemingly legitimate applications, which actually contain
malware. By being vigilant, cautious, and informed, users can significantly reduce their
vulnerability to social media-related threats.
IP Monitoring: IP monitoring refers to the
practice of tracking and analyzing IP addresses
to identify and mitigate phishing attacks and
rogue activities on the internet. It involves using
tools, databases, and threat intelligence to
keep track of IP addresses associated with
malicious activities. This information is used to
update security measures, block access to
malicious sites, and enhance overall
cybersecurity.
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Domain Monitoring: Domain monitoring is often performed using specialized tools
and services that track domain registrations, changes in domain status, and domain
behavior. These tools may leverage threat intelligence feeds, domain reputation
databases, and machine learning algorithms to identify and assess potential threats.
Additionally, organizations implement domain monitoring as part of their
cybersecurity strategy to proactively identify and mitigate threats from malicious
domains.
Brand Monitoring: Brand monitoring involves tracking and protecting a company's
or organization's brand identity online to prevent misuse, unauthorized activities, and
fraud. It is essential for maintaining a positive brand reputation, ensuring customer
trust, and mitigating the risks associated with online fraud, phishing, and rogue
activities. It involves monitoring online platforms, social media, websites, and other
digital channels to swiftly identify and respond to any misuse of the brand's identity.
Network Monitoring Services:
Network monitoring services are often part of
a broader cybersecurity strategy and are
complemented by other measures such as
email filtering, endpoint security, user
education, and DNS filtering. These services
contribute to a proactive and robust defense
against phishing attacks and rogue activities by
helping organizations detect and respond to
threats before they cause significant damage.
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On-Demand Scanning: On-demand scanning is scanned for security vulnerabilities,
malware, or other threats whenever needed, rather than running scans on a
continuous or scheduled basis. This type of scanning is initiated by a user or an
administrator when there is a specific need to assess the security status of a system,
file, or network segment.
Port Scanning real-time: Port scanning in real-time involves actively probing
computer systems or networks to discover which network ports are open and
accessible. Each network service or application typically operates on a specific port
number. Port scanning is used for various purposes, including network security
assessment, vulnerability detection, and understanding the network's configuration.
Deep Web Monitoring: Deep web
monitoring involves the systematic
surveillance and analysis of online content,
activities, and interactions that occur in
hidden or unindexed parts of the internet.
These areas are not accessible through
traditional search engines and require
specialized tools and techniques to access. It
aims to uncover valuable insights, potential
threats, and relevant information that might not be readily visible on the surface web.
This practice is often employed for cybersecurity, threat intelligence, brand protection,
and early warning purposes.
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Data Leak Monitoring: Data leak monitoring is the process of actively monitoring and
detecting instances where sensitive or confidential information is exposed, leaked, or
accessed without authorization. It involves tracking various sources, both on the internet
and within an organization's network, to identify instances where data breaches occur.
This practice is crucial for maintaining data security, protecting user privacy, and
preventing unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information. It also involves in utilizing
specialized tools and services that scan both surface and deep web sources for signs of
data breaches. These tools may use keyword searches, data fingerprinting, and machine
learning algorithms to identify leaked data.
Credential Leak Monitoring:
Credential leak monitoring involves
actively tracking and identifying
instances where login credentials, such
as usernames and passwords, are
exposed or leaked on the internet. This
practice aims to identify compromised
credentials and prevent unauthorized
access to accounts and systems. It
includes key aspects like Source
Tracking, Stolen Credentials, User Account details, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
and Account Takeover Prevention. Using AI & ML tools, we search and analyze
databases of compromised credentials. These tools often compare the discovered
credentials against existing user accounts to identify matches.
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Card Leak Monitoring: Card
leak monitoring involves actively
monitoring and detecting
instances where payment card
information, such as credit card
or debit card details, are
exposed or leaked on the
internet. It also aims to identify
compromised card information
and prevent fraudulent
activities, such as unauthorized
transactions and identity theft.
Using AI & ML, and threat intelligence feeds we scan the dark web and other sources
for indications of compromised card information. Card leak monitoring is essential for
protecting individuals' financial information, preventing unauthorized transactions,
and maintaining the trust of customers and clients in the digital age.
Bank Third party data leak monitoring: Bank third-party data leak monitoring
involves actively tracking and detecting instances where sensitive financial data is
exposed or leaked by external vendors. It aims to ensure vendor compliance with
data security standards, protect customer information, and respond promptly to
breaches. This practice includes assessing vendor practices, enforcing contractual
obligations, and mitigating risks associated with data sharing.
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Our Ser vices
• Anti-Phishing / Anti-Rogue
• Dark Web Monitoring
• Deep Web Monitoring
• Self-Healing
• Attack Surface Monitoring
• Mail Health Monitoring
• Threat Intelligence
• Compliance Matrix
• Digital Risk Management
• Incident Response
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Product Features
Features Basic Plan Professional Plan Enterprise Plan
Brand Monitoring
Rogue Application ✓ ✓ ✓
Code Repository ✓ ✓ ✓
Phishing Domain ✓ ✓ ✓
Keyword Threats ✓ ✓ ✓
Social Media Threats ✓ ✓ ✓
Website Impersonation ✓ ✓ ✓
Website Takedown ✓ ✓ ✓
Email Health ✓ ✓ ✓
DNS Health ✓ ✓ ✓
SMTP Issues ✓ ✓ ✓
Phishing Email ✓ ✓ ✓
Reports ✓ ✓ ✓
Infrastructure Monitoring
IP Assets Up to 5 Unlimited
Web Applications Up to 5 Unlimited
Security Assessment
Vulnerabilities ✓ ✓
Open Ports ✓ ✓
App Misconfiguration ✓ ✓
SSL Scans ✓ ✓
Dead Domain ✓ ✓
Cyber Threats (Dark Web & Deep Web Monitoring)
Credential Leaks ✓
Internal Breach ✓
Customer Breach ✓
Third Party Breach ✓
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Card Leaks ✓
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