CRYSTAL EYE XDR 360

CYBERSECURITY IS COMPLICATED

Protecting your business shouldn’t be

Problems

• Security incidents are becoming more complex while compliance obligations are becoming harder to meet.

• Organisations are struggling with too many products from different vendors which aren’t integrated together.

• Companies need to be able to quickly identify real threats from all the noise and then initiate rapid response procedures to minimise business impact.

Solution

• XDR helps you meet your compliance obligations without the complexity of configuring and monitoring separate security systems.

• XDR offers a single unified platform that delivers security protection, threat detection and incident response across your whole organisation.

• Our simple monthly subscription on a 3 year contract term delivers around $100,000 worth of bundled value.

Crystal Eye 360

We’ve taken the complexity out of securing your business and getting compliant by bundling our Crystal Eye XDR software, Crystal Eye appliance hardware, SIEM subscription and eCISO® services into a single, reduced monthly fee. This means you get the latest managed security solutions at the best price so you can focus on growing your business.

78% OF ORGANISATIONS HAVE A CYBERSECURITY SKILLS SHORTAGE*

Our electronic CISO (eCISO^TM) service is an automated service that integrates directly with our Crystal Eye platform to deliver a range of cybersecurity tasks normally performed by an in-house Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). It is complemented by remote consulting services to produce in-depth compliance reports and help you develop a detailed information security plan.

With an eCISO^TM shouldering your security planning and reporting responsibilities, you and your team are free to focus on more strategic activities instead of putting out fires. Our eCISO^TM can also help set security strategies, procure solutions, remediate incidents, and put foundations in place for your compliance needs.

* Australian cyber security skills shortage study 2016, AISA