Systems and methods for remote identification of enterprise threats
AssigneeKivu Consulting, Inc.
InventorsElgan David Jones, Thomas Langer, Winston Krone
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AssigneeKivu Consulting, Inc.
InventorsElgan David Jones, Thomas Langer, Winston Krone
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Embodiments of the present invention provide techniques, systems, and methods for remote, agent-less enterprise computer threat data collection, malicious threat analysis, and identification and reporting of potential and real threats present on an enterprise computer system. Specifically, embodiments are directed to a system that securely collects system information from computers across the enterprise, internally encrypts and analyzes the collected information for indicators of compromise, threatening behavior, and known vulnerabilities, and generates alerts regarding known and potential threats for further analysis and remediation. If potential threats are identified, the system may deploy a memory analysis module that takes a deeper analysis of the potentially compromised computer to obtain more information about the potential threat. The remote, agent-less collection, analysis, and identification process can be repeated periodically to obtain additional information over time in order to identify the nature of the threat, and may delete itself after completion to avoid detection.
A computer-implemented method for remote identification of enterprise threats, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon, which when executed by a processing system, cause the processing system to perform operations for remote identification of enterprise threats, the operations comprising:
A threat analysis system, comprising:
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