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Crystal Eye empowers organizations to identify and respond to network attacks swiftly, preventing
significant damage. Its advanced detection capabilities cover a wide range of threats, from malware to
ransomware.

The Crystal Eye Advantage

1. Up to 10x Increased Threat Visibility: Gain critical visibility and insight into network operations to
deal with APTs and previously unknown attacks through network behavioural analytics.
2. Detect all known Malware families and CnC call outs like Cobalt Strike, for extra assurance.
3. Deploy fully Operationalized and Contextualized Threat Intelligence efficiently and receive
Automated Actionable Intelligence to Protect, Detect and Respond to threats proactively.
4. Human-Machine Teaming: Improve incident response and alert prioritization through seamless
collaboration.
5. Proactive Threat Hunting: Detect advanced APTs and embedded attacks, reducing dwell time.
6. Multi-Tenanted Sensor Deployment: Deploy a single platform for increased detection engineering,
enhancing East-West traffic visibility.
7. Integrated Security PCAP Analysis: Uncover deeper threats and streamline response with Packet
Capture (PCAP) analysis.
8. On-Demand SOC Services: Leverage Digital Forensics for rapid response through our SOC
services.
9. Advanced Heuristics and ML Anomaly Detection: Ensure alert confidence with cutting-edge
Threat Intelligence and contextualization.

Security Operations Centre (SOC) is essential for any organization's cybersecurity strategy. They are
technology and dedicated teams of security professionals responsible for monitoring and protecting an
organization's networks and systems from cyber threats.

However, setting up and maintaining an in-house SOC can be a complex and expensive proposition and
presents its own challenges in an ever-evolving threat landscape. The effectiveness of a SOC is
determined by the technology used in operations, risk to those operations as well as the mean time to
detect, respond, and recover. In addition, the challenges faced by organizations are driven by people,
processes, and technology.

Functions of a Security Operations Center for an organization will vary based on their mission and goals,
which are influenced by the organization's risk tolerance, level of security maturity, skills and expertise,
processes, and procedures, etc.

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