For public sector and government agencies.
How Aithsense can be positioned for government environments that rely on Windows systems, bringing activity from many sites into one view, with clear timelines and consistent investigation steps.
Publicly reported incidents in this sector, and where Aithsense's detections apply.
A trojanised SolarWinds Orion update reached about 18,000 customers. The attackers then went deeper into selected US government agencies and companies and stayed unnoticed for months.
Hunts for trusted software behaving unusually: new outbound connections from management servers, unexpected authentication token activity and dormant backdoors.
Hostile actors exploited the Commission's Microsoft Exchange server and gained access to systems holding copies of the electoral registers, covering around 40 million people. The intrusion went undetected for over a year.
The Vulnerability agent ranks exposed systems such as internet-facing mail servers by active exploitation, while the Hunter agent searches back for signs they were already used.
Rhysida ransomware took the British Library's systems offline for months and stolen staff and user data was published. The Library's own review pointed to likely entry through a third-party remote access account without MFA.
Monitors remote and third-party access, flags the bulk data movement that comes before a leak, and watches leak sites for your data.
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