Determining Where to Start
Midsize enterprises are concerned about cybersecurity, and rightfully so. As organizations grow, there is more to lose, more to protect, and more to learn. Companies this size worry about governance, tools, processes and people—all while identifying, protecting, detecting, responding, and recovering from daily cyber alerts and incidents. The goal is to strengthen the organization’s security posture, but the challenge is determining where to start and what will have the greatest impact. With limited internal cybersecurity experts, the best place to start is asking for help.
Cybersecurity Solutions
Delivered by Experts
WGM delivers affordable enterprise-class cybersecurity solutions and services specifically designed to help protect, detect and respond to malicious cyber attacks. Delivered by cybersecurity experts with extensive backgrounds in global enterprises, federal law enforcement, threat hunting, investigation, digital forensics and incident remediation, these services help your team quickly implement new security tools and operational processes. We also offer cybersecurity assessments to help organizations better understand the gaps in their security processes, policies, resources and technologies.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
Since end users can make an honest mistake and welcome malware, ransomware or other malicious cyber attack onto a corporate network, WGM’s Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions provide a great first line of defense. Next generation, cloud-based EDR solutions use artificial intelligence, advanced predictive models and threat intelligence feeds to quickly identify, block and remediate attacks. The software will protect your users’ email, browsers, files, URLs, apps and more—scaling from hundreds to thousands of devices. Our cybersecurity experts will help you select and implement the best Endpoint Detection and Response tool for your organization—saving you time and providing the confidence that your new tools and playbook processes are operationally sound.
- Next Generation, AI Tools
- Cloud-based for Accuracy
- Easy to Manage
- Implemented by Experts
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
WGM’s Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and Data Leak Prevention solutions are designed to detect potential data breach or data ex-filtration transmissions and prevent them by monitoring, detecting and blocking sensitive data while in-use (endpoint actions), in-motion (network traffic), and at-rest (data storage). In data leakage incidents, sensitive data is disclosed to unauthorized personnel either by malicious intent or inadvertent mistake. Such sensitive data can come in the form of personally identifiable information (PII), company intellectual property (IP), financial records, protected health information (PHI), credit card data, and other confidential information depending on the business and industry. WGM’s DLP solutions test file permission and configuration settings against policy to identify inappropriate file and share access. The solution enumerates users, groups and system accounts and associated privilege levels.
- Data In-Use
- Data In-Motion
- Data At-Rest
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
WGM’s Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and Data Leak Prevention solutions are designed to detect potential data breach or data ex-filtration transmissions and prevent them by monitoring, detecting and blocking sensitive data while in-use (endpoint actions), in-motion (network traffic), and at-rest (data storage). In data leakage incidents, sensitive data is disclosed to unauthorized personnel either by malicious intent or inadvertent mistake. Such sensitive data can come in the form of personally identifiable information (PII), company intellectual property (IP), financial records, protected health information (PHI), credit card data, and other confidential information depending on the business and industry. WGM’s DLP solutions test file permission and configuration settings against policy to identify inappropriate file and share access. The solution enumerates users, groups and system accounts and associated privilege levels.
- Data In-Use
- Data In-Motion
- Data At-Rest
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
A Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system isn’t usually one of your first security tools, but once you realize your team is overwhelmed by the volumes of log data and alerts coming from your other security tools, a SIEM is a necessary next step. A SIEM provides centralized Log Management, Event Management, Event Correlation, and Reporting for your security operations team. Collecting and normalizing disparate data from probes and other security devices, your SIEM becomes a central repository that helps your team prioritize, triage and manage the most dangerous threats (and related events) while weeding out false positives and noisy alarms. In recent years, vendors have been expanding the capabilities of their SIEM platform to include features like: Artificial Intelligence, User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA), Security Orchestration and Automation and Response (SOAR) and Unified Security Management (USM). WGM SIEM Services will help you implement and manage your SIEM, so it continues to deliver value to your security operations team.
- Log Management
- Event Management
- Event Correlation
- Reporting and Dashboards
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PacketWatch
Even if you have several security tools feeding data to your security operations team, there is still a very good chance that something malicious is lurking within your network. The source could be one of many hard-to-recognize threats: rogue applications, malicious viruses, misconfigured systems, unauthorized devices, user error, internal actors, or compromised credentials. They are all dangerous and easily missed by standard cybersecurity tools and point-in-time tests and scans. To expose these threats, you need technology that digs deep into your network traffic and exposes the subtle and unusual patterns. PacketWatch passively collects your network traffic and uses machine learning to identify anomalies and surface malicious activities using full packet data. WGM will help you install and configure PacketWatch Enterprise for your security operations team to use. Our team of cybersecurity professionals are available to help you with investigative escalation, expert advice and challenging incident response. PacketWatch is also available as a managed service or an assessment for CISO oversight and audit.
- Full Packet Capture Network Analyzer
- Embedded Network Intrusion Detection
- Anomaly and Threat Detection using Machine Learning
- Analyst and Management Dashboards
- Escalation to Experts for Advice, Investigation and Response
PacketWatch
Even if you have several security tools feeding data to your security operations team, there is still a very good chance that something malicious is lurking within your network. The source could be one of many hard-to-recognize threats: rogue applications, malicious viruses, misconfigured systems, unauthorized devices, user error, internal actors, or compromised credentials. They are all dangerous and easily missed by standard cybersecurity tools and point-in-time tests and scans. To expose these threats, you need technology that digs deep into your network traffic and exposes the subtle and unusual patterns. PacketWatch passively collects your network traffic and uses machine learning to identify anomalies and surface malicious activities using full packet data. WGM will help you install and configure PacketWatch Enterprise for your security operations team to use. Our team of cybersecurity professionals are available to help you with investigative escalation, expert advice and challenging incident response. PacketWatch is also available as a managed service or an assessment for CISO oversight and audit.
- Full Packet Capture Network Analyzer
- Embedded Network Intrusion Detection
- Anomaly and Threat Detection using Machine Learning
- Analyst and Management Dashboards
- Escalation to Experts for Advice, Investigation and Response
Mobile Device Security
Mobile Device Security can take many different forms depending on your organization’s Enterprise Mobility policy. To remove the most friction, it is important to establish trust between the user, device and the enterprise. This can be accomplished with a combination of: single sign on (SSO) or multifactor authentication; conditional network access based on authentication strength, data sensitivity, user location, and device compliance; and containerization and encryption of apps and data. The ability to revoke access or wipe a device automatically if compliance policies are violated or an employee leaves the company are important features, as well. These security tools are typically part of a larger Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) application set. WGM can help you select and implement the appropriate tools and features based on your specific Enterprise Mobility policy.
- Unified Endpoint Management (UEM)
- Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM)
- Mobile Device Management (MDM)
- Mobile Application Management (MAM)
Additional Security Services
Usually delivered as part of a larger security project, these additional cybersecurity services can also be implemented as stand-alone services. Email Security helps prevent many common cybersecurity attacks targeting your end users such as Ransomware, Viruses, Spam, Phishing and Spear Phishing. Email Encryption secures your email—both “at rest” on your servers and “in transit” over the Internet—allowing you to deliver sensitive and highly-sensitive information via email while remaining compliant with industry and government regulations. Managing your user credentials with a centralized Password Management tool and Multifactor Authentication strengthens your Identity and Access Management practices. Threat Intelligence is often built-in to other security tools, however there are several stand-alone services available for more general threat research purposes. All these services can also be added to any WGM Managed Infrastructure Services or Managed Security Services agreement.
- Email Security
- Email Encryption
- Password Management
- Multifactor Authentication
- Threat Intelligence
Additional Security Services
Usually delivered as part of a larger security project, these additional cybersecurity services can also be implemented as stand-alone services. Email Security helps prevent many common cybersecurity attacks targeting your end users such as Ransomware, Viruses, Spam, Phishing and Spear Phishing. Email Encryption secures your email—both “at rest” on your servers and “in transit” over the Internet—allowing you to deliver sensitive and highly-sensitive information via email while remaining compliant with industry and government regulations. Managing your user credentials with a centralized Password Management tool and Multifactor Authentication strengthens your Identity and Access Management practices. Threat Intelligence is often built-in to other security tools, however there are several stand-alone services available for more general threat research purposes. All these services can also be added to any WGM Managed Infrastructure Services or Managed Security Services agreement.
- Email Security
- Email Encryption
- Password Management
- Multifactor Authentication
- Threat Intelligence