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Defensive Security

Identity Access Management

Data security is the practice of protecting digital information from unauthorized access, corruption or theft throughout its entire lifecycle. It’s a concept that encompasses every aspect of information security from the physical security of hardware and storage devices to administrative and access controls, as well as the logical security of software applications. It also includes organizational policies and procedures. Data security has become vital in compliance and information security initiatives, driving it to become one of the most demanded product lines of every technology vendor.


  • When properly implemented, data security involves multiple layers of protection, such as:

    • Role-based access controls

    • Technical safeguards

    • Data Loss Prevention software

    • Encryption

    • Multi-factor authentication mechanisms

    • Firewalls

    • Intrusion prevention systems

    • Email Security

    • Policies and procedures

    • Data classification levels

    • Data retention and destruction practices

    • Employee training for data security best practices

    An organization needs to make continous risk assessments to identify the need of such solutions. The higher the risk, the larger the budget.

  • Our preferred vendors in Data Security are FORTRA. Both companies have made the trusted vendors list of PriorityZero by providing some of the most advanced technologies in Data Security. FORTRA’s Digital Guardian DLP and Boldon James classifier are ranked among the best technologies for data security. Not only but they are fully in-line customers moving to the cloud, making them a versatile partner in protecting our customer’s data both at rest and at motion.

  • We have some of the best experts on the market when it comes to implementing data security solutions. We will start by conducting a few introductory meetings and learning more about your current needs, infrastructure, where your data is housed and what needs to be done to protect it for your planned budget. We will then prepare an offering, based on your needs, which may include free demo sessions of our products, discussions with our vendors and a Proof Of Concept (POC) if requested. We will then prepare an implementation plan and deployment guidelines. After deployment, data classification (optional) and configuration is completed, we can provide in-person local support on top of what is provided by our technological partners as software support.

Human Risk Management

There’s a new approach to risk management, one where the humans behind your organization aren’t villainized as the problem. Instead, they’re empowered to detect and report threats and become advocates for your security. It’s a little something called human risk management— and it’s revolutionizing cybersecurity as we once knew it.

More than 80% of breaches are caused by human error, action, or inaction, and security tools and software can’t do it all to protect your organization. 

Because people are often the ones manipulated to get a foothold into your network, better managing the humans behind your brand is one of the most important ways to increase your cybersecurity posture.

  • Human RIsk management starts, you guessed it, with the humans in your organization. And unfortunately, this is not as simple as deploying a firewall. Your humans need to be trained well to recognize potential threats and help you mitigate them by identifying and reporting them. Training programs are cumbersome, expensive, and ineffective. Most employees will skip or sleep through them without learning anything about the threat landscape. Even worse, they will have difficulty telling what they see in the training from the crafty emails of nowadays hackers. Phishing simulations on the other hand could prove ineffective if not correlated to real potential attacks and not created by experienced ethical hackers. This is why organizations need to pick and deploy a solution that will effectively help mitigate the human risk and show improved results on a regular basis.

  • One of the Top 50 EMEA companies for 2023, Hoxhunt is PriorityZero’s “partner in crime”. Together with their solution, we can completely automate human risk management for you. Whereas in typical awareness training tools, a large amount of human effort is required to craft and configure phishing campaigns and trainings, what tells us apart is the fact that there is 0 human involvement while using Hoxhunt. Change employees’ behavior with a solution that automatically optimizes training to their location, role and skill level. An AI Engine will automatically individualize behavior change paths to organization-wide resilience, resulting in a much higher ROI, compared to any other service on the market.

  • PriorityZero can both help you understand the Hoxhunt solution better and simultaneously offer human-made phishing and spearphishing simulations for your employees upon request. We are at your disposal to conduct a demo session of the product, deliver an POC or talk about best practices in human risk management from our own experience.

Vulnerability Management

Vulnerability management refers to the ongoing process of identifying, prioritizing, and fixing security vulnerabilities that exist within an organization's IT systems and software. These vulnerabilities present weaknesses or flaws in the structure, functionality, or implementation of a network or connected assets, which can be exploited by hackers to launch cyberattacks, gain unauthorized access, or cause harm to the organization. Common vulnerabilities may include misconfigured firewalls that enable malware infiltration,  unpatched bugs in a remote desktop protocol of an operating system, providing a gateway for hackers to gain control of a device, or an old version of a JavaScript library that has been identified to contain certain vulnerabilities.

  • Delpoying a vulnerability management solution in your organization. Vulnerability Management is an essential component of any comprehensive security program, aiming to safeguard computer systems, networks, and enterprise applications from cyberattacks and data breaches. It involves a continuous, proactive, and often automated process that helps identify, assess, and address any potential security weaknesses. By doing so, organizations can prevent attacks and minimize the damage caused if a breach does occur. The primary objective of vulnerability management is to reduce the overall risk exposure of the organization by mitigating as many vulnerabilities as possible. However, this task can be challenging due to the multitude of vulnerabilities and the limited resources available for remediation. Therefore, vulnerability management should be an ongoing endeavor that stays abreast of emerging threats and evolving environments.

  • We work with the best, when it comes to vulnerability management. Nessus, Burpsuite and Metasploit. Even though the latter two are used mostly for identifying vulnerabilities during our vulnerability scanning service (part of pentesting) we also offer Tennable/Nessus for continous vulnerability management, which is an important part of maintaining any company’s security posture.

  • PriorityZero can not only help you conduct a complete one-time vulnerability assessment of your organization (part of our ethical hacking services) but we can aslo assist in deploying a vulnerability scanner do automatically scan for vulnerabilities on your asssets. Our partners at Tennable offer the industry's first vulnerability assessment solution that assesses both traditional IT assets and the dynamic modern attack surface including cloud resources, mobile devices and the unknown external attack surface, giving you a single pane of glass for vulnerability management.

Privileged Access Management

According to research, nearly 90% of successful cyberattacks and 70% of successful data breaches can be traced back to endpoint devices. Despite their continuous development, antivirus, anti-malware, firewalls, and other conventional endpoint security solutions have certain limitations. These solutions primarily focus on identifying known threats that are based on files or have specific signatures. In contrast, they struggle to effectively prevent social engineering attacks, such as phishing messages, which trick victims into disclosing sensitive information or visiting fraudulent websites that host malicious code. It is worth noting that phishing is currently the most commonly used method for delivering ransomware. Additionally, these security measures are rendered ineffective against the rising number of 'fileless' cyberattacks. These attacks exist solely in a computer's memory to evade detection through file or signature scanning methods.


  • EDRs picks up where these traditional endpoint security solutions leave off. Its threat detection analytics and automated response capabilities can - often without human intervention - identify and contain potential threats that penetrate the network perimeter, before they can do serious damage. EDR also provides tools that security teams can use to discover, investigate and prevent suspected and emerging threats on their own.

  • We have multiple vendors in our portfolio that have made the “leader” quadrant in EDRs, namely Cybereason, SentinelOne and Trellix. All three use a combination of continuous endpoint data collection, real-time analysis and threat detection, automated threat response, threat isolation and remediation, and support for threat hunting. Furthermore, they utilize a combination of predefined attack vector signatures and machine learning to analyze anomalous behavior on endpoint devices. (e.x. Ramsomware encrypting files), aberrant end-user activity, and anything that might indicate a cybersecurity incident or threat. It is highly reccomnended that any EDR deployment is integrated with a SIEM, where your security team will have a cosnolidated view of potential threats and alerts and will be able to further automate the response. EDRs are some of the best solutions for protecting your extended peremiter nowadays.

  • Our experts will take you all the way from A to Z. We will start by conducting a few introductory meetings and learning more about your current needs, infrastructure, device types, plans, budgets and vision. We will then prepare an offering, based on your needs, which may include free demo sessions of our products, discussions with our vendors and a Proof Of Concept (POC) if requested. We can also prepare an implementation plan and guidelines for deploying your EDR on your endpoints as well as configuring its policies and integrating with other existing solutions. Finally, we can provide in-person local support on top of what is provided by our technological partners as software support.