EnSilo Partner
ENSILO
Announcements and up coming events
PMAC and enSilo are holding a Cyber Security Conference in NYC during January. Date: TBD
A representative from the FBI will be speaking at the conference regarding ransomeware, advanced threat and data loss.
About our Partner
End Point
Endpoint Security. Solved
Next Gen AV | OS-Level Detection | Automated Response
Guarding The Data & Eliminating The Noise
Instead of blind mass-scale inspection, the enSilo
platform only inspects actions that may pose a threat
to data, namely data extraction and data modification.
Everything else is just noise.
Real-Time OS-Level Detection
enSilo is the only effective real-time endpoint security platform that resides on the level of the OS kernel. Attackers have to interact with the OS, at which point enSilo spots them and prevents their malicious activity.
High-Fidelity Retroactive Review
enSilo's hi-fidelity solution starts by seamlessly recording all OS activity. When there's an
attempt to extract or modify data, enSilo focuses on the action, retrieves all recorded
activity, and retroactively reviews it - in real time - all the way back to its source.
Largest ransomware assault
LONDON May 12th
enSilo stops these attacks in it's tracks!
LONDON May 12th
- The attacks on May 12th 2017 appeared to be the largest ransomware assault on record, but the scope of the damage was hard to measure. It was not clear if victims were paying the ransom, which began at about $300 to unlock individual computers, or even if those who did pay would regain access to their data.
- Security experts described the attacks as the digital equivalent of a perfect storm. They began with a simple phishing email, similar to the one Russian hackers used in the attacks on the Democratic National Committee and other targets last year. They then quickly spread through victims’ systems using a hacking method that the N.S.A. is believed to have developed as part of its arsenal of cyberweapons. And finally they encrypted the computer systems of the victims, locking them out of critical data, including patient records in Britain.
- The connection to the N.S.A. was particularly chilling. Starting last summer, a group calling itself the “Shadow Brokers” began to post software tools that came from the United States government’s stockpile of hacking weapons.
- The attacks on Friday appeared to be the first time a cyberweapon developed by the N.S.A., funded by American taxpayers and stolen by an adversary had been unleashed by cybercriminals against patients, hospitals, businesses, governments and ordinary citizens.
Ransomware
enSilo stops these attacks in it's tracks!
LONDON May 12th
- Hackers exploiting malicious software stolen from the National Security Agency executed damaging cyberattacks on Friday that hit dozens of countries worldwide, forcing Britain’s public health system to send patients away, freezing computers at Russia’s Interior Ministry and wreaking havoc on tens of thousands of computers elsewhere.
- .The attacks on Friday appeared to be the first time a cyberweapon developed by the N.S.A., funded by American taxpayers and stolen by an adversary had been unleashed by cybercriminals against patients, hospitals, businesses, governments and ordinary citizens. Something similar occurred with remnants of the “Stuxnet” worm that the United States and Israel used against Iran’s nuclear program nearly seven years ago. Elements of those tools frequently appear in other, less ambitious attacks.
- The United States has never confirmed that the tools posted by the Shadow Brokers belonged to the N.S.A. or other intelligence agencies, but former intelligence officials have said that the tools appeared to come from the N.S.A.’s “Tailored Access Operations” unit, which infiltrates foreign computer networks. (The unit has since been renamed.) The attacks on Friday are likely to raise significant questions about whether the growing number of countries developing and stockpiling cyberweapons can avoid having those same tools purloined and turned against their own citizens.They also showed how easily a cyberweapon can wreak havoc, even without shutting off a country’s power grid or its cellphone network.
enSilo stops these attacks in it's tracks!
enSilo stops these attacks in it's tracks!
enSilo stops these attacks in it's tracks!
- Endpoint Security Solved!
- Next Gen AV | OS-Level Detection | Automated Response Being Hacked or Taken is Inevitable: Exfiltration or being taken ransom isn’t!
- You don't want to be the next corporation to make the front page of the NY Times!
- Real-Time OS-Level Detection: enSilo is the only effective real-time endpoint security platform that resides on the level of the OS kernel. Attackers have to interact with the OS, at which point enSilo spots them and prevents their malicious activity.
- High-Fidelity Retroactive Review How Does It Work? enSilo's hi-fidelity solution starts by seamlessly recording all OS activity. When there's an attempt to extract or modify data, enSilo focuses on the action, retrieves all recorded activity, and retroactively reviews it - in real time - all the way back to its source. enSilo uses two components to prevent data theft and tampering: The Collector and the Core.