Protect Your Company From Today’s Advanced Threats

Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) refers to a set of security measures and technologies designed to detect, prevent, and respond to sophisticated and advanced cyber threats. These threats typically go beyond traditional malware and exploit-based attacks and often involve complex techniques that can bypass traditional security defenses.

ATP solutions leverage a combination of technologies, intelligence gathering, and analysis techniques to provide enhanced protection against a wide range of advanced threats.

• Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): ATP solutions may integrate with endpoint protection platforms or provide EDR functionalities themselves. This integration allows for real-time monitoring of endpoints, such as workstations and servers, for malicious activities, providing visibility into potential threats and facilitating quick response and remediation. 
• Incident Response and Forensics: ATP solutions often offer incident response capabilities, enabling security teams to investigate and respond to threats effectively. Incident response capabilities may provide detailed reports, logs, and forensic data to aid in the investigation of security incidents and support proactive measures to mitigate future risks.

The overall goal of Clare Computer Solutions ATP is to provide organizations with comprehensive security against sophisticated threats that may evade traditional security mechanisms. By employing a multi-layered approach and leveraging advanced technologies, Clare enhances the ability to detect, prevent, and respond to advanced cyber threats. 

Why Your Company Needs Advanced Threat Protection

Advanced threat protection is crucial in today’s digital landscape for many reasons. 

• Sophistication of Cyber Threats: Cybercriminals are continually evolving their tactics and employing advanced techniques to breach security defenses. Traditional security measures, such as antivirus software and firewalls, often provide inadequate protection against these sophisticated threats. ATP provides an extra layer of defense specifically designed to detect and counter advanced threats. 
• Zero-day Vulnerabilities: Zero-day vulnerabilities are software vulnerabilities that are unknown to the software vendor and consequently lack available patches or fixes. Advanced threats often exploit these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or execute malicious code. ATP solutions use behavior-based analysis and machine learning algorithms to detect and prevent attacks that leverage zero-day vulnerabilities. 
• Targeted Attacks: Many cyberattacks today are highly targeted, focusing on specific organizations or individuals. Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are examples of targeted attacks in which adversaries with significant resources and expertise conduct long-term campaigns to compromise a target’s systems and steal sensitive information. ATP solutions offer the capability to identify and respond to such targeted attacks, providing organizations with a proactive defense strategy. 
• Insider Threats: Insider threats, whether unintentional or malicious, pose significant risks to organizations. ATP helps in identifying suspicious user behavior, detecting anomalous activities, and preventing data exfiltration or unauthorized access by insiders. Insider threat protection capabilities include monitoring for unusual data access patterns, privileged account misuse, and other indicators of potential insider threats. 
• Protection Across Multiple Channels: Cyber threats can originate from various sources, including email, web browsing, network traffic, and removable media. ATP solutions offer comprehensive protection across these channels, employing techniques such as email filtering, link scanning, web traffic analysis, and removable media scanning. These techniques ensure that organizations have a unified and integrated approach to security across multiple entry points.