From external to internal security threats
Over the past 20 years, organisations have successfully combatted external IT threats via antivirus, firewalls, access controls and more. But the increasing demand for open and agile systems, which enhance collaboration and communication, has made organisations more vulnerable to attacks that exploit the weaknesses of user-centric, hyper-connected infrastructures. In fact, today’s attackers are more organised, better funded and more sophisticated than ever before.
To take action before security attacks become critical, organisations need the analytics capabilities necessary to identify anomalous and suspicious behaviour quickly and prevent fraud and other threats.
Advanced analytics for anomalous behaviour detection
Our Anomalous Behaviour Detection solution applies advanced mathematical algorithms to large data volumes to address security threats quickly. The solution works to:
- Determine the difference between normal and suspicious behaviour
- Identify anomalies
- Categorise and prioritise risks for further investigation
- Send alerts to highlight threats before they become critical.
Benefits
- Minimal exposure time and loss
- Greater return on investment via a fast, affordable approach
- Comprehensive protection that focuses primarily on risks
- Extended analytics capabilities thanks to a general-purpose analytics resource
Data science and data technology to combat security threats
Anomalous Behaviour Detection builds on Capgemini and EMC’s Business Data Lake, a next-gen information management solution that can store vast amounts of structured and unstructured information affordably. Our business process expertise and data science skills complements EMC’s data technologies, to bring our clients a new approach to addressing their security and fraud threats.
We work to prove business value before you embark on integrating the Anomalous Behaviour Detection solution into your business. This end-to-end approach ensures value is delivered at every stage and your business needs are supported from the first concept through to the system’s operational management, if required.
