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Endpoint Detection and Response
Cyberbit EDR
The Challenge
Verizon’s DBIR report shows an increase in malware-
related breaches of nearly 30% year over year. Despite
the growing investment in cyber security, sophisticated
attackers still manage to bypass even the most advanced
security systems, including next-generation, non-signature
based security. The reason is that advanced threats are
coded to look like legitimate behavior. Therefore, they are
extremely difficult to identify using conventional systems
and can proceed unimpeded within the target networks.
Conventional security systems generate countless alerts
requiring security experts to correlate, analyze and
prioritize them manually. Detecting and responding to
advanced and targeted attacks requires a new approach.
IOC-Based Detection
Is Not Enough
Today’s cybersecurity threats are so dynamic that a mere
10% of hashes last for more than 90 seconds (Verizon
DBIR 2016). When attackers can create new permutations
of old threats by the minute, security systems cannot rely
solely on Indications of Compromise (IOCs) for detection.
These subtle changes in a known threat’s code modify its
attributes and allow the malware to easily bypass IOC-
based detection mechanisms and inflict damage.
To detect and respond to advanced, targeted threats,
forward-thinking organizations need to apply advanced
detection techniques, beyond IOCs.
Cyberbit EDR
Cyberbit EDR provides a new approach for detecting and
responding to advanced threats at the endpoint level. It
is based on a hybrid detection engine, which combines
behavioral analysis with machine learning algorithms that
use statistical modeling to identify abnormal activity.
This hybrid approach, unique to Cyberbit EDR, is proven
to detect a broader range of malicious activities, including
threats that have never before been encountered, and
is more effective at differentiating between normal and
abnormal activity. As a result, it minimizes false positives
without compromising on high quality detection.
Cyberbit EDR Benefits
•	 Detect unknown threats – a unique hybrid
detection engine combines machine learning and
behavioral analytics to detect unknown threats
within seconds and minimize false positives.
•	 Improve analyst productivity and lower the
entry bar for new analysts – replace manual
analyst work with automated processes.
Accelerate investigation, analysis and response
by using visualization tools that correlate
disparate data sources into a unified display of
the incident lifecycle.
•	 Quickly identify high priority threats –
traditional approaches require security experts
to analyze numerous data feeds and prioritize
threats manually. Cyberbit EDR automates this
process, saves valuable time and ensures that
high priority events are addressed.
•	 Improve threat visibility – Cyberbit EDR collects
granular endpoint data continuously and makes
it easily accessible and searchable, so analysts
can drill down into threats as needed.
•	 Combine detection and forensics – Cyberbit
EDR is a powerful detection platform as well as
a robust forensics platform to the fullest extent,
combined in one single product.
•	 Remediate and respond with a click of a button –
execute response, remediation and prevention
measures on all hosts across the network
•	 Scale up without disrupting QoS – Cyberbit
EDR is deployed in large scale large public
and private sector organizations, supporting
hundreds of thousands of endpoints
Detect unknown and zero day attacks using machine learning
and behavioral analytics
Cyberbit EDR Main Capabilities
Detect Unknowns
Continuous Monitoring
The Cyberbit EDR agent is deployed on all endpoints
and servers and monitors all entities and actions in the
organizational network, both at kernel level and at user
space. It monitors memory, file system, registry, process
and network. The data is analyzed both at the agent and
in the big-data servers. This accelerates detection and
assures Quality of Service. The low footprint agent is easy
to deploy without disrupting operations.
Hybrid Detection Engine
The hybrid detection engine is a unique approach to
identify sophisticated threats, while reducing false positives.
The combination of two analysis methods – machine
learning algorithms and behavioral analytics, provides
reliable detection and actionable, prioritized alerts.
Behavioral Analytics
Cyberbit’s behavioral analytics identify expert-defined
patterns and behavioral sequences that indicate potentially
anomalous activity, called a “trace”. Using graph-based
Cyberbit EDR Overview
Dashboard
Cyberbit EDR provides multi-phase analysis – starting at the
endpoint and continuing in a big-data repository. This approach
accelerates threat detection – both on the host and throughout
the network, and streamlines response and prevention.
Unlike conventional security solutions that focus either on
detection or on forensics, Cyberbit EDR is unique in facilitating
the entire threat response lifecycle, from detection to real-
time forensics, proactive hunting and response. Its visual user
interface simplifies and accelerates complex investigations and
response execution.
How Does It Work
malware analysis, all behaviors, entities and events related
to the trace are automatically displayed as a visual graph.
This allows analysts to view the full context and sequence
of behaviors suspected as a threat.
Correlating data from disparate data sources and
understanding its context within a single threat normally
requires hours or days of analyst work. Cyberbit EDR’s
behavioral analytics eliminates this work by automatically
adding context to suspicious behavior.
BIG DATA
Hybrid detection engine
Behavioural
analytics
Machine
learning
Big Data Analytics
Endpoint
User Space
Kernel Level
Endpoint Agent
Real-Time detection Offline
and Online
1
2
Cyberbit EDR Main Capabilities
Easy to Use Real-time investigations
Real-Time Forensics
By using a big data based platform, Cyberbit EDR provides
real-time forensics and accessibility to all data within
seconds. Having all data at their fingertips – analysts
can perform complicated investigations and root cause
analyses, and document them for future needs.
Full Visibility
A central big-data repository stores all endpoint data. This
provides unmatched visibility of all endpoints and servers
and allows the analysts to finally keep on top of their
network operations.
Insightful Visualization
Cyberbit’s advanced graph-based malware analysis,
uniquely draws the full attack trace –including all related
entities and events, alongside significant insights provided
automatically by the system, allowing analysts to quickly
identify and understand the threat and its mode of
operation.
Active Hunting
With a friendly UI and investigation module, Cyberbit EDR
facilitates active hunting with IOC search and identification
throughout the network to provide analysts with proactive
detection capabilities.
Cyebrbit EDR forensics
and investigation
Cyberbit EDR Graph
Based Malware Analysis
Machine Learning Algorithms
Cyberbit EDR uses statistical models to identify anomalies.
Its algorithms are provided with hundreds of threat scenarios
and learn to identify typical threat behavior in various
measured dimension, such as time and causality. After
learning the organizational baseline, the machine learning
algorithms generate an alert once suspicious activity with
high statistical significance in one dimension or more is
identified.
Due to its vast sample base, which is constantly fed with
new threats, and due to the specific dimensions analyzed
and modelled, Cyberbit machine learning manages to detect
unknown threat patterns and lower false positives.
Response and Prevention
With its single endpoint agent Cyberbit EDR supports
multiple response and prevention actions, facilitating the
entire threat response lifecycle and minimizing time-to-
response. Response measures include killing running
processes, quarantine of files or workstations, remote
file and registry operations, capture memory dump, and
preventing malicious process execution.
Optimized Architecture
High Reliability and Security
Cyberbit EDR was designed with strict security requirements
in mind, and includes anti-tampering mechanisms, encryption
of code and data, and self-monitoring, to provide unmatched
security, reliability and availability.
Open and Extendible Architecture
SDKs for adding custom analyses both in agent and big data
analytics, Rest API to visualize data in any web interface, and
to import and export data to any 3rd party tool.
ABOUT CYBERBIT™
CYBERBIT provides advanced cyber security solutions for high-risk, high-value enterprises, critical infrastructure,
military and government organizations. The company’s portfolio provides a complete product suite for detecting and
mitigating attacks in the new, advanced threat landscape, and helps organizations address the related operational
challenges. Cyberbit’s portfolio includes advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR), SCADA network security
and continuity, security incident response platform, and security team training and simulation. Cyberbit’s products
were chosen by highly targeted industrial organizations around the world to protect their networks.
CYBERBIT is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ and TASE: ESLT)
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
The information here in is proprietary and includes trade secrets of CYBERBIT Commercial
Solutions Ltd. It shall not be utilized other than for the purpose for which it has been provided.
sales@cyberbit.net | www.cyberbit.net
US Office:
CYBERBIT Inc.
3800 N. Lamar Blvd. Suite 200
Austin, TX 78756
Tel: +1-7377170385
Israel Office:
CYBERBIT Commercial Solutions Ltd.
22 Zarhin St. Ra’anana
Israel 4310602
Tel: +972-9-7799800

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cb-EDR-V7_a4_Digital

  • 1. Endpoint Detection and Response Cyberbit EDR The Challenge Verizon’s DBIR report shows an increase in malware- related breaches of nearly 30% year over year. Despite the growing investment in cyber security, sophisticated attackers still manage to bypass even the most advanced security systems, including next-generation, non-signature based security. The reason is that advanced threats are coded to look like legitimate behavior. Therefore, they are extremely difficult to identify using conventional systems and can proceed unimpeded within the target networks. Conventional security systems generate countless alerts requiring security experts to correlate, analyze and prioritize them manually. Detecting and responding to advanced and targeted attacks requires a new approach. IOC-Based Detection Is Not Enough Today’s cybersecurity threats are so dynamic that a mere 10% of hashes last for more than 90 seconds (Verizon DBIR 2016). When attackers can create new permutations of old threats by the minute, security systems cannot rely solely on Indications of Compromise (IOCs) for detection. These subtle changes in a known threat’s code modify its attributes and allow the malware to easily bypass IOC- based detection mechanisms and inflict damage. To detect and respond to advanced, targeted threats, forward-thinking organizations need to apply advanced detection techniques, beyond IOCs. Cyberbit EDR Cyberbit EDR provides a new approach for detecting and responding to advanced threats at the endpoint level. It is based on a hybrid detection engine, which combines behavioral analysis with machine learning algorithms that use statistical modeling to identify abnormal activity. This hybrid approach, unique to Cyberbit EDR, is proven to detect a broader range of malicious activities, including threats that have never before been encountered, and is more effective at differentiating between normal and abnormal activity. As a result, it minimizes false positives without compromising on high quality detection. Cyberbit EDR Benefits • Detect unknown threats – a unique hybrid detection engine combines machine learning and behavioral analytics to detect unknown threats within seconds and minimize false positives. • Improve analyst productivity and lower the entry bar for new analysts – replace manual analyst work with automated processes. Accelerate investigation, analysis and response by using visualization tools that correlate disparate data sources into a unified display of the incident lifecycle. • Quickly identify high priority threats – traditional approaches require security experts to analyze numerous data feeds and prioritize threats manually. Cyberbit EDR automates this process, saves valuable time and ensures that high priority events are addressed. • Improve threat visibility – Cyberbit EDR collects granular endpoint data continuously and makes it easily accessible and searchable, so analysts can drill down into threats as needed. • Combine detection and forensics – Cyberbit EDR is a powerful detection platform as well as a robust forensics platform to the fullest extent, combined in one single product. • Remediate and respond with a click of a button – execute response, remediation and prevention measures on all hosts across the network • Scale up without disrupting QoS – Cyberbit EDR is deployed in large scale large public and private sector organizations, supporting hundreds of thousands of endpoints Detect unknown and zero day attacks using machine learning and behavioral analytics
  • 2. Cyberbit EDR Main Capabilities Detect Unknowns Continuous Monitoring The Cyberbit EDR agent is deployed on all endpoints and servers and monitors all entities and actions in the organizational network, both at kernel level and at user space. It monitors memory, file system, registry, process and network. The data is analyzed both at the agent and in the big-data servers. This accelerates detection and assures Quality of Service. The low footprint agent is easy to deploy without disrupting operations. Hybrid Detection Engine The hybrid detection engine is a unique approach to identify sophisticated threats, while reducing false positives. The combination of two analysis methods – machine learning algorithms and behavioral analytics, provides reliable detection and actionable, prioritized alerts. Behavioral Analytics Cyberbit’s behavioral analytics identify expert-defined patterns and behavioral sequences that indicate potentially anomalous activity, called a “trace”. Using graph-based Cyberbit EDR Overview Dashboard Cyberbit EDR provides multi-phase analysis – starting at the endpoint and continuing in a big-data repository. This approach accelerates threat detection – both on the host and throughout the network, and streamlines response and prevention. Unlike conventional security solutions that focus either on detection or on forensics, Cyberbit EDR is unique in facilitating the entire threat response lifecycle, from detection to real- time forensics, proactive hunting and response. Its visual user interface simplifies and accelerates complex investigations and response execution. How Does It Work malware analysis, all behaviors, entities and events related to the trace are automatically displayed as a visual graph. This allows analysts to view the full context and sequence of behaviors suspected as a threat. Correlating data from disparate data sources and understanding its context within a single threat normally requires hours or days of analyst work. Cyberbit EDR’s behavioral analytics eliminates this work by automatically adding context to suspicious behavior. BIG DATA Hybrid detection engine Behavioural analytics Machine learning Big Data Analytics Endpoint User Space Kernel Level Endpoint Agent Real-Time detection Offline and Online 1 2
  • 3. Cyberbit EDR Main Capabilities Easy to Use Real-time investigations Real-Time Forensics By using a big data based platform, Cyberbit EDR provides real-time forensics and accessibility to all data within seconds. Having all data at their fingertips – analysts can perform complicated investigations and root cause analyses, and document them for future needs. Full Visibility A central big-data repository stores all endpoint data. This provides unmatched visibility of all endpoints and servers and allows the analysts to finally keep on top of their network operations. Insightful Visualization Cyberbit’s advanced graph-based malware analysis, uniquely draws the full attack trace –including all related entities and events, alongside significant insights provided automatically by the system, allowing analysts to quickly identify and understand the threat and its mode of operation. Active Hunting With a friendly UI and investigation module, Cyberbit EDR facilitates active hunting with IOC search and identification throughout the network to provide analysts with proactive detection capabilities. Cyebrbit EDR forensics and investigation Cyberbit EDR Graph Based Malware Analysis Machine Learning Algorithms Cyberbit EDR uses statistical models to identify anomalies. Its algorithms are provided with hundreds of threat scenarios and learn to identify typical threat behavior in various measured dimension, such as time and causality. After learning the organizational baseline, the machine learning algorithms generate an alert once suspicious activity with high statistical significance in one dimension or more is identified. Due to its vast sample base, which is constantly fed with new threats, and due to the specific dimensions analyzed and modelled, Cyberbit machine learning manages to detect unknown threat patterns and lower false positives. Response and Prevention With its single endpoint agent Cyberbit EDR supports multiple response and prevention actions, facilitating the entire threat response lifecycle and minimizing time-to- response. Response measures include killing running processes, quarantine of files or workstations, remote file and registry operations, capture memory dump, and preventing malicious process execution. Optimized Architecture High Reliability and Security Cyberbit EDR was designed with strict security requirements in mind, and includes anti-tampering mechanisms, encryption of code and data, and self-monitoring, to provide unmatched security, reliability and availability. Open and Extendible Architecture SDKs for adding custom analyses both in agent and big data analytics, Rest API to visualize data in any web interface, and to import and export data to any 3rd party tool.
  • 4. ABOUT CYBERBIT™ CYBERBIT provides advanced cyber security solutions for high-risk, high-value enterprises, critical infrastructure, military and government organizations. The company’s portfolio provides a complete product suite for detecting and mitigating attacks in the new, advanced threat landscape, and helps organizations address the related operational challenges. Cyberbit’s portfolio includes advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR), SCADA network security and continuity, security incident response platform, and security team training and simulation. Cyberbit’s products were chosen by highly targeted industrial organizations around the world to protect their networks. CYBERBIT is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ and TASE: ESLT) PROPRIETARY INFORMATION The information here in is proprietary and includes trade secrets of CYBERBIT Commercial Solutions Ltd. It shall not be utilized other than for the purpose for which it has been provided. sales@cyberbit.net | www.cyberbit.net US Office: CYBERBIT Inc. 3800 N. Lamar Blvd. Suite 200 Austin, TX 78756 Tel: +1-7377170385 Israel Office: CYBERBIT Commercial Solutions Ltd. 22 Zarhin St. Ra’anana Israel 4310602 Tel: +972-9-7799800