DETECT
THE UNFORSEEABLE
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Continuously monitor your network to stop cyber attacks BEFORE they cripple you by.
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CUSTOCY is an NDR (Network Detection & Response) solution based on an innovative artificial intelligence approach to identify the most complex and unknown (zero-day) cyber intrusions in your network.
It alerts your security team to malicious behaviour enabling them to respond to cyber attacks as quickly as possible.
The Custocy cyber platform combines artificial intelligence, behavioural analysis and threat intelligence ensuring 88 times less false positives.
Detection of Zero-Day attacks
Our anomaly detection technique using AI and our multiple sources of Threat Intelligence allow us to detect anomalous behaviour and zero-day threats.
Advanced Persistent Threat Detection
Using a multi-temporal view, our Artificial Intelligence detects and correlates unknown and sophisticated threats that persist over time.
Concise Threat overview
The CUSTOCY interface automatically correlates events to display threats with a threat score. Analysts are no longer subjected to an avalanche of alerts. Security management is made easier.
Simplified integration
Our NDR solution can be used through its intuitive interface or integrated with the existing ecosystem (SIEM, XDR, EDR, etc.). It adapts to your architecture regardless of its size and composition. Deployment is fast.
Unparalleled detection of attacks thanks to our core technology: the METALEARNER
The Metalearner is a novel technology developed by the Custocy team. It enables optimal detection of threats thanks to a multi-temporal vision based on artificial intelligence.
How does it work?
It orchestrates several AIs that each work at different time scales to detect different types of threats. It then categorises these predictions in the Custocy interface with a threat score.
It could be you
212
is the average time from initial access to impact
source: IBM Security
75
of victims had an up-to-date EDR solution
source: purplesec.us
72
use lateral movement
source: vmware.com
3,95
is the average cost of a data breach in France
source: IBM Security
