In an increasingly complex and dynamic cyber threat landscape, staying ahead of vulnerabilities within your tech stack is crucial for maintaining a robust security posture.
By leveraging Vulnerability Monitoring, you can ensure that your organisation is always aware of the latest threats and can effectively mitigate potential risks.
Cyber threats constantly evolve, with new vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques emerging regularly. Arachne Digital’s Vulnerability Monitoring offers continuous monitoring and real-time updates on the active exploitation of vulnerabilities. This ensures you always have access to current information, allowing you to respond swiftly to emerging threats and minimise potential damage.
Our extensive threat intelligence database, combined with advanced machine learning models, allows us to provide comprehensive intelligence on a wide range of vulnerabilities. Each report includes information about the nature of the vulnerabilities, the exploitation techniques used, and the threat actors involved. This holistic view of the threat landscape helps you understand the potential impact on your organisation and take proactive measures to mitigate risks.
Integrating our vulnerability monitoring into your cybersecurity strategy helps you develop a proactive defence approach. Knowing which vulnerabilities are actively being exploited allows you to prioritise patching and other mitigation efforts, reducing your attack surface and strengthening your overall security posture. This helps prevent potential breaches and enhances your organisation’s resilience against future threats.
Maintaining compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements is critical to cybersecurity management. Arachne supports your compliance efforts by providing detailed reports and documentation demonstrating your proactive approach to vulnerability management. These resources can aid in audit preparations and help ensure your organisation meets regulatory obligations.
Our Vulnerability Monitoring empowers your security team with the knowledge and tools they need to protect your organisation effectively. By providing tailored intelligence on vulnerabilities relevant to your tech stack, we enable your team to make informed decisions and respond swiftly to potential threats. This not only improves the efficiency of your security operations but also enhances the overall effectiveness of your defence strategy.
Designed for integration with your existing security infrastructure, our monitoring can be easily incorporated into your current workflows and processes. The service is scalable, allowing it to grow with your organisation and adapt to changing security needs. This ensures that you continue to receive the intelligence necessary to protect your tech stack as your operations expand.
Arachne Digital’s Vulnerability Monitoring service provides organisations with real-time notifications about vulnerabilities within their tech stack that are being actively targeted by threat actors. By uploading a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) to our portal, organisations receive timely updates on relevant threats, helping them stay ahead of potential risks.
Organisations upload their SBOM to the Arachne Digital portal. Our system continuously monitors for any vulnerabilities being exploited by threat actors that match the components listed in the SBOM. When such vulnerabilities are detected, we send notifications to the organisation, allowing them to take immediate action to mitigate potential threats.
A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a comprehensive list of all software components, including libraries and dependencies, used in a software product. It provides detailed information about each component, which is essential for tracking vulnerabilities and managing security risks effectively.
Notifications are sent in real-time as soon as our system detects that a threat actor is targeting a specific element outlined in your SBOM. This ensures that you receive the most up-to-date information and can respond promptly to emerging threats.
The notifications include information about the identified vulnerability, the threat actor targeting it, the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) being used, and any indicators of compromise (IoCs). This comprehensive data helps you understand the nature of the threat and take appropriate actions to mitigate it.