KELA investigates the most extensive network of hidden Internet sources. It gives you unparalleled insight into the cyber underworld. This enables you to proactively target the most important threats before they cause business damage.
The KELA platform provides automated threat intelligence with targeted and contextualised insights. This frees your experts from checking false positive alerts and manually analysing threats.
KELA's platform provides an overview of the entire attack surface from the attacker's perspective. With the help of a managed cybersecurity service provider, you get relevant information and comprehensive insights to protect your business.
Solutions
The KELA platform is much more than just another tool for security monitoring of an organisation's external presence in cyberspace. It offers a wide range of solutions that help an organisation to prevent successful attacks by cyber criminals, and thus direct and indirect business damage, 24/7. And with the highest level of automation for investigating, evaluating and responding to threats!
Cybercrime threat communicationCyber criminals are constantly preparing new and more sophisticated attacks on the dark web. KELA simplifies the management of the huge volume of intelligence alerts and false positives, speeding up action to protect your organisation from real threats. Get a complete overview and risk assessment in one place by monitoring all threats at once, such as ransomware, vulnerabilities, supply chain threats and insider threats..
Fraud detectionAs digitalisation spreads, digital fraud, for example in online payments and bank cards, is on the rise, but the actors are very difficult to trace. With its technology and experts, KELA enables your fraud prevention team to continuously and proactively protect against fraud before it affects your organisation. It provides deep insight into risks outside and inside your organisation by automating the investigation of fraudster activity, detecting incidents and identifying threats to your business.
Vulnerability management and security postureAll software-based assets have vulnerabilities, from business IT solutions to production technologies. With the KELA platform, you get an outside-in view and identify the vulnerabilities at the perimeter that attackers see. For example, outdated or risky software and web servers that can be used to penetrate your network. It also provides continuous information on vulnerability exploitation and exposure trends to help you prioritise security patches and software updates according to the level of risk. KELA also automates the monitoring of vulnerabilities in your network infrastructure and identifies unauthorised access to internal networks.
Supply chain risk intelligenceSupply chains represent one of the most important vectors for cyber attack. That's why your security is only as important as the security of the individual links in your supply chains. KELA enables you to monitor cyber underground activities related to your suppliers and other business partners: data breaches, network connections, ransomware attacks... This ensures that you can proactively identify the various risks to your supply chain, prioritise suppliers according to risk and work with them to design measures.
Protecting brands and reputationFinding information that can damage your marketing brand is extremely challenging, as it involves investigating forums and marketplaces on the dark web, as well as many other data used by cyber criminals. KELA automatically mines the most hidden sources of cybercrime to identify activities that are harmful to your brand and misuse of your branded elements. This enables you to detect exposures in time to protect your organisation's good name and the reputation of your brands.
KELA also helps you protect the reputation of your executives by detecting misuse of their identity, personal data and privacy information. In addition, it continuously monitors leaks of credentials or access to your IT resources, references to specific individuals, internal activities and scams involving your organisation's assets.
European telecom operators learned about the challenges and trends in the development of quantum technologies and how to use post-quantum cryptography to protect data in telecom networks at ETIS' flagship industry event.
Audit firm BDO and cyber security company CREAPLUS presented best practices in planning activities related to the upcoming implementation of the European NIS2 directive in the new Information Security Act-2 at a meeting with managers entitled "A complete management view of the requirements and solutions for NIS2".
The Cybersecurity in the Digital Age - Opportunities and Risks roundtable, hosted by Palsit as part of Infosek Networking, provided answers to key questions about the ongoing digital transformation driven by new forces such as cybersecurity and resilience, and artificial intelligence.
The gaps and solutions that organisations need to prevent the misuse of sensitive data and protect their digital assets were highlighted at the first Data Security Day.
Slovenian participants took the opportunity to present themselves to European partners.
