Talion is a finalist for Best SIEM Solution
82% of Higher Education institutions missed out on identifying unauthorised access of files and networks by students in the past 12 months.
We provide cyber security for…
Universities.
At Talion, our considerable investment in understanding the challenges of the Higher Education sector has resulted in us working with some of the world’s leading universities to re-shape the future.
We’re honoured to have Professor Madeline Carr of Global Politics & Cyber Security as a board member. Madeline not only acts as a primary point of leadership, but provides us with strategic insight from her extended research at UCL into cyber security in the HE sector.
As a result, we can share actionable advice and relevant resources to best serve our customers in Higher Education.
We’re on the Public Procurement Gateway, utilising G-Cloud 13 and Digital Outcomes – feel free to contact us for more information. We understand your challenges and we’re keen to work collaboratively to support you.
Working in partnership with UCISA.
We’ve chosen to partner with UCISA – a member led organisation for digital practitioners at UK universities.
UCISA brings people together to share common challenges and best practice within Higher Education, helping individuals transform teaching, learning and research through the power of digital.
This partnership has been central to our commitment at Talion to deeply understand the cyber security struggles of Higher Education and become a trusted brand within the network, sharing and gaining valuable insight. Using the knowledge gained from this partnership, we have been able to work closely with the HE sector to better serve our customers, and we look forward to continuing to strengthen this relationship.
“We’ve seen a significant increase in attacks on UK Higher Education over the past few years, and it’s clear that more needs to be done to coordinate threat intelligence in this sector. We’ve got people holding back a tidal wave of malicious actors with a swiss army knife. They need more support.”
– Madeline Carr, Professor of Global Politics & Cyber Security at UCL
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We don’t do black-box solutions. You have full visibility across absolutely everything that goes on in our SOC, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
We’re your cyber security partner, which means we operate in a way that works for you, whether that’s working through responses together, or simply briefing you on the threats that really need your attention.
We grow with your business, adapting to your changing needs, responding to the evolving threat, and putting control firmly back in your hands.
Talion’s TCM tool provides our clients with a view of how well their security monitoring aligns to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. TCM provides a coverage map for hundreds of threat actors or malware, including hundreds of techniques and sub-techniques—from types of scripts/shells to services exploited and evasion methods. Threat coverage is not a black and white exercise so we tell you to what degree you are covered, usually as a percentage, the TCM tool is then used on an ongoing basis to assess and improve your threat coverage.
TCM’s MITRE ATT&CK focus allows security teams to make informed decisions which are objective and independent of a security vendor’s view.
TCM provides security teams with a touchstone for establishing and defining an effective protection and monitoring strategy. By mapping the MITRE ATT&CK framework, attacks and sources customers can identify the most common techniques and use these as a basis to define protective moniitoring improvements or to validate the moniroting they have in place at any point in time. TCM focusses on the latest tactics, techniques and procedures used by attackers meaning that Talion’s customers can
Threat Hunting is the practice of proactively searching for threats on a network by detecting anomalies in normal user and network behaviour. This approach to cyber security is driven by the premise that it is impossible to prevent every single intrusion on a client’s estate. This approach drives the two main objectives for Threat Hunting:
1. Identify previously unknown or ongoing threats
2. Gain a deeper understanding of the client’s technical landscape to provide additional security value
Using our Azure based data lake capabilities and our analysts skilled knowledge of how threat actors work we can perform automated and manual threat hunts across entire data sets. Threat Hunting is designed to complement our existing monitoring services.
Talion’s Enhanced User Monitoring (EUM) service is a flexible service that monitors threats from employees and end users who may pose a particular risk to the business. The EUM service provides custom detection content from Talion to detect atypical user behaviour of User Entities of Interest. Where possible the Custom Detection Content is mapped and referenced to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
The EUM service is designed to provide enhanced user monitoring for two types of user:
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