The cyber threat has evolved and matured. Safeguards and defences constructed only a few years ago are no longer able to detect, mitigate and respond comprehensively to the emerging threat landscape.
This means there have been many high profile attacks where an approach has gone undetected, or an alert has been generated but not dealt with promptly. Consequently, cyber-attackers have been able to operate at will for long periods of time before finally being detected.
Traditional security operations only protect against predictable threats. Effective cyber defence against sustained threats now require advanced security operations, threat intelligence and incident response capabilities – but, thanks to BAE Systems, it can be done.
How we help with Secure Operations Centre Design & Delivery:
Organisations must become operationally aware and look to evolve existing capabilities, moving beyond basic security administration (such as firewall management) and compliance driven monitoring. We help our clients:
- Combine advanced protective monitoring and detection techniques to detect and counter targeted attack campaigns
- Proactively detect and reverse engineer emerging threats to stay ahead of an ever evolving threat landscape
- Establish a robust incident management process based on effective playbooks, tailored reporting dashboards and alerts
- Adopt a prompt and effective response to the most sophisticated attack patterns
- Develop a mature security operations capability to meet your specific security objectives and to effectively protect what matters to you
Want to learn more about how we can help? Speak to our experts to discuss your requirements.
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Contact
BAE Systems Digital Intelligence - Cyber Respond
If you think you have been a victim of a cyber attack contact our 24/7 Cyber Incident Response Team.
UK: 0808 168 6647
International: +44 (0) 330 158 5263
International: +44 (0) 330 158 5263
Contact our Experts
A member of our regional teams can help you today. Email: learn@baesystems.com
Americas: +1 720 696 9830 | Europe: +44 (0) 330 158 3627 | Middle East: +971 4 568 6776
Australia: +61 290 539 330 | Malaysia: +60 327 309 390 | Singapore: +65 6951 2440
Australia: +61 290 539 330 | Malaysia: +60 327 309 390 | Singapore: +65 6951 2440