Strengthening TelecomThreat Intelligence for Comprehensive Protection

During a time of fast digital change, banks are dealing with a complicated environment of cyber threats that are constantly changing along with the rise of new technologies. Mobile banking, digital wallets, and fintech innovations are changing the industry while also putting financial institutions at risk of advanced threats like ransomware and phishing attacks. ThreatMon provides financial services with up-to-date threat intelligence that is actionable, enabling them to safeguard important assets, maintain compliance, and enhance resilience against evolving challenges.

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Asset Protection and Monitoring
Gain Visibility and Control Over Extensive Telecom Assets
With a vast array of external assets, including cloud environments, public IP addresses, numerous domains, and customer-facing applications, telecommunications companies face complex security challenges. ThreatMon provides real-time visibility into these external assets, enabling telecom providers to monitor and secure critical points across their digital perimeter.
Vulnerability Detection and Management
Identify and Patch Vulnerabilities Across Complex Infrastructures
Telecom systems are frequent targets for cyber attackers exploiting vulnerabilities in software and hardware. ThreatMon continuously scans for vulnerabilities across all assets, from core network components to customer-facing applications. By detecting these weaknesses early, telecom companies can prioritize and patch vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of exploitation and maintaining secure, reliable service.
Preventing Data Breaches and Unauthorized Access
Protect sensitive customer and corporate information from possible breaches
Telecom companies, having extensive clientele in B2C and B2B sectors, handle substantial amounts of confidential information, which makes them desirable to cybercriminals. If there is a data breach, both individuals and corporate clients face potential risks. ThreatMon’s threat intelligence persistently scans for indications of unauthorized entry and data breaches on the internet and dark web. Telecom providers can quickly respond to protect customer data by detecting possible breaches early, thus maintaining individual privacy and corporate trust.
Ransomware Defense
Protect Infrastructure and Data from Ransomware
Telecommunications companies are prime targets for ransomware attacks that threaten essential services and sensitive data. ThreatMon delivers actionable intelligence on ransomware tactics and identifies vulnerabilities within telecom assets. By proactively monitoring these threats, ThreatMon helps providers reinforce defenses, prevent attacks, and maintain uninterrupted service continuity.
Monitoring Industrial and Regional Threats
Stay Ahead of Sector-Specific and Localized Cyber Threats
Telecommunications companies operate in a diverse threat landscape where both industry-specific and regionally targeted attacks can disrupt operations. ThreatMon provides real-time intelligence on sectoral and regional threats, tracking trends such as regional DDoS activity, targeted ransomware campaigns, and sector-specific vulnerabilities. By staying informed of these localized risks, telecom providers can better adapt their defenses to emerging threats, ensuring resilient operations and targeted protection for their specific markets.

90%

of Telecom Firms Report Increase in Cyber Incidents
Around 90% of telecommunications firms have reported a rise in cyber incidents over the past two years, emphasizing the critical need for advanced threat intelligence solutions to protect assets and infrastructure.

$6T

Global Cyber Losses Projected by 2025
By 2025, global losses from cybercrime are expected to reach $6 trillion, with telecommunications among the hardest-hit industries, underscoring the urgent need for proactive threat monitoring and defense.

83%

of Cyberattacks on Telecom Target External Assets
Approximately 83% of cyberattacks in the telecom sector target external assets, such as IP addresses, domains, and cloud-based systems. This highlights the importance of continuous monitoring of external assets to mitigate risks.