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Monitoring and Security Despite all the progress that has been made in network security and monitoring over the last decades, individual households and SOHO users continue to struggle with how best to protect themselves from cyberattacks or technology misuse. In particular, firewalls, antivirus, anti-spyware and intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS) work well at the network perimeter, but are wholly inadequate for defending internal SOHO networks or standalone PCs and Macs. These technologies add significant expense and introduce performance bottlenecks while still missing most of the threats they are intended to stop. In addition, most security technologies do not co-operate easily with network management, anti-virus tools and even operating systems. Security operations that block access to normal services raise unexpected alarms. Likewise, legitimate changes in hardware, update patches and new software installations often carry significant security implications that do not become apparent until it is too late. Center for Internet Behavior is now offering our clients much simpler and more effective means to protect their networks and PCs against attack or misuse – without slowing down the performance. In fact, our solutions eliminate up to 99% of the time, cost and complexity associated with internal threat detection and response. SOHO clients and individuals alike rely on our solutions to see all network activity in real-time so that they have instant access to the information they need when they need it. Automatic threat mitigation stops even unknown threats instantly, or our solutions can be set to alert and advise key personnel when unauthorized activity is detected. Activity audit trail is always available.
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