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Developed by Boeing. Delivered by Intuitus.
Battle-tested by Boeing
Intuitus was internally funded and developed by The Boeing Company and has been in continuous operational use since 2007. Intuitus has been battle-tested through real-world usage on a wide array of mission-critical systems.
Agile and Cost-Effective
Intuitus chose Boeing’s Security Monitoring Infrastructure System (SMIS) due to its efficacy, efficiency, and ability to be rapidly deployed into the existing infrastructure at a nominal cost.
World-Class Cyber Defense Analysts
Led by a veteran from the Cyber Defense Command, our crack team of analysts combine decades of front-line expertise in fighting cyberattacks in both the private sector and the military.
Cybersecurity is in our DNA
Technology alone is not enough to effectively counter cyberthreats. Our formidable team of cybercrime fighters consist of certified, highly trained, and experienced cybersecurity consultants and cyberdefense analysts. A team of dedicated analysts is assigned to each customer to continually work with them and help respond to threats as they arise. Count on us to help you easily identify only those threats that need addressing!
Agile and Cost-Effective
Intuitus chose Boeing’s Security Monitoring Infrastructure System (SMIS) based on its efficacy, efficiency, and ability to be rapidly deployed into the existing infrastructure at minimal cost. Using that technology, we are actively monitoring, logging, and analyzing ALL critical network data in a manner that’s suitable for forensic analysis and legal investigations should the need arise. The moment we recognize a threat, we freeze the relevant data to ensure that threat sources can be identified and threats mitigated.
We are here for you 24/7
Our Security Operations Center (SOC) is manned by a highly-trained group of cyber defense analysts 24/7. We weed out thousands of harmless systems alerts to focus only on alerts that indicate threats. Every threat goes through the personal vetting of our cyber defense analyst team. Only threats that require action are escalated to you, our customers.
PSAPs and other customers rate us highly
Through our partnership with Intrado, participation in industry organizations such as NENA and APCO, and 911/PSAP community members, we have becoming a leading voice in 911/PSAP cybersecurity. Our customers rave about our service: “One of the best companies I have ever worked with!” See our testimonials!
HOW WE WORK
Our Engagement Model
Intuitus Security Operations Center (SOC) as a service with Managed Detection & Response (MDR) comes with all the necessary products, processes, and people to provide defense-grade cybersecurity. We are a highly responsive organization. We can be up and running quickly depending on customer needs and responsiveness. We tailor each installation to customer needs although we have a standardized process.
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Security Baseline
We start with a security baseline assessment, which includes interviewing IT staff and using one or more of our forensic data collectors in the target networks. At the end of this assessment, we will be well aware of your network topology and the threats your network faces. (It is not uncommon for us to discover advanced persistent threats – i.e., a penetrated network ready to be used maliciously by hackers.)
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Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (RVA)
We conduct an RVA that could include interviewing key personnel to determine the full nature of all knowns risks and vulnerabilities in the network and company. If any existing vulnerabilities or threats are detected, we will work with the customer to mitigate those at the earliest opportunity, depending on the urgency of the situation.
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Incident Response and Action Plan (IRAP)
We create a comprehensive plan customized to each situation, listing all potential threats, and procedures and personnel that will take responsive actions.
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Ongoing Protection
Once the initial implementation is completed, we will continually maintain contact with key personnel to create a working relationship that can quickly act if/when threats are detected.
Industries
INDUSTRIES & MARKETS
We are seeking partners worldwide in select vertical markets, please contact us if you have a compelling value proposition.
We are the leading voice in cybersecurity for PSAPs!
Through our partnership with Intrado, participation in industry organizations such as NENA and APCO, and 911/PSAP community members, we have becoming a leading voice in 911/PSAP cybersecurity.
We are determined to make a big impact worldwide in thwarting ransomware and other cyberattacks, so we are making our sophisticated cyber defense solutions easily accessible to 911/PSAP organizations worldwide.
Our solution includes all the products, people, and processes needed to ensure successful cyber defense outcomes by preventing and thwarting cyber attacks systematically. Call us today to protect your PSAP!
Member:
The National Emergency Number Association (NENA) is an organization whose mission it is to foster the technological advancement, availability, and implementation of a universal emergency telephone number system in the United States. In carrying out its mission, NENA promotes research, planning, training and education. The protection of human life, the preservation of property and the maintenance of general community security are among NENA’s objectives.
We are embedded into the next-generation of smart microgrids set to modernize the aging grid infrastructure!
The world’s huge, antiquated, and monolithic electric power grids, are highly susceptible to single point of failure disruptions and cyberattacks. Our partner, The Agile Fractal Grid, Inc., (AFG) plans to replace them with a highly secure, self-healing, state-of-the-art network of smart microgrids organized in a system of semi-autonomous tiers.
We are proud that AFG has picked our defense-grade Intuitus cybersecurity solution, which has been battle-tested in vital networks, as the core cybersecurity solution for the modern smart grid. Call us today to learn more!
We are ideally suited to SMB organizations worldwide! Here’s why.
A cybersecurity breach is not a one-and-done event. It is a slow and deliberate process performed by sophisticated threat actors, who go through a deliberate process called a “kill chain” by security analysts, which includes reconnaissance of potential victims, targeted delivery of malware through spear phishing and other methods, exploiting the malware to surveil the victim organization from within to identify valuable assets, installation of a backdoor to exfiltrate the assets, and finally hold the victim to ransom.
The net effect of the kill chain is that a breached organization may not discover the breach until it is too late unless they are extremely vigilant or they have a means to disrupt the kill chain.
If your organization does not have a security team, or is understaffed, a breach may have already occurred, but you may not discover it for months or until it is too late. This could happen even in an organization that has spent a lot of resources on setting up their own security operations center, hired several competent resources, and in general been compliant with best practices in risk management. (It is not unusual for a new customer of ours to discover such breaches early in our pilot implementation phase.)
This is the kind of situation where we are most needed, and we have put together a SOC as a service offering at unbeatable value. Call us today to protect yourself.
For referral and reseller opportunities, please contact us today!
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