DynaRisk launches Cyber Intelligence Data Lake. This major feature upgrade strengthens the company’s ability to prevent and predict hacker activity.
DynaRisk’s Cyber Intelligence Data Lake represents a breakthrough in cyber risk management, delivering next-generation intelligence at speed and scale. DynaRisk’s new data lake contains vast amounts of recovered data stolen by the Infostealer malware. The company has intelligence on 6 million hacked devices, 20 million stolen credentials, 30 million stolen emails, and 11 billion website cookies.
Infostealer, which played a pivotal role in high-profile cyber incidents such as the MGM attack, was able to recover sensitive data such as plaintext passwords, website cookies, credit cards, crypto wallets, documents, and other data from hacked PCs. It is a type of malware designed to extract information. They often hide their tracks to avoid detection. Infostealer allows hackers to bypass her two-step verification or multi-factor authentication technology by stealing a website’s cookies.
Cyber Intelligence Data Lake will be seamlessly integrated into DynaRisk’s flagship products Cyber Xpert, Breach Defense, and Breach Check. Clients will soon be able to benefit from enhanced cyberattack prediction and prevention capabilities, increasing the level of digital protection that DynaRisk can provide to its partners and users.
DynaRisk partners can expect a number of benefits with the introduction of this feature, which begins rolling out this month. Intelligence Data Lake improves data breach prediction accuracy, identifies more cyber risks for more customers, and improves response times. These capabilities enable partners to deliver even more value to their customers, program members, and policyholders, and protect them from threats such as business email compromise and ransomware.
Andrew Martin, CEO of DynaRisk, commented: This advanced functionality provides unparalleled insight into the cyber-attack risks facing both consumers and businesses. Our clients have seen significant increases in gross written premiums, improved loss ratios, and significant improvements in customer engagement and quoted purchase rates. ”
