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Cyberbit Endpoint Detection and Response Awarded NetworkWorld Asia Readers’ Choice Rising Star Award 2016

Cyberbit EDR acknowledged for its breakthrough approach to endpoint security, that reduces organizational risk, improves analyst productivity and detects advanced threats by using behavioral analysis.

Cyberbit, whose cybersecurity solutions protect the world’s most sensitive systems, is the winner of the Rising Star – Endpoint Detection & Response Solution category in NetworkWorld Asia 2016 Readers’ Choice Awards, recognizing technology providers which have made the most impact on Asian end-user organizations in 2016. In the Rising Star categories, NetworkWorld Asia readers vote for vendors whose products are deemed especially innovative and have great potential in meeting their organization’s needs. Despite a growing amount of endpoint security products, malware related breaches are increasing by nearly 30% year over year. Cyberbit’s Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) provides a new approach that understands the behavioral characteristics of malicious activity, to identify advanced and undocumented attacks that bypass conventional systems. It uses machine learning to continuously improve detection algorithms, and leverages big-data to run multi-dimensional analysis on large amounts of endpoint data. As a result it reveals malicious activity that is invisible to conventional EDR solutions,dramatically accelerates response time and minimizes false alerts.

Cyberbit’s user experience visualizes the entire attack storyline and enables both experienced and junior analysts to understand the attack and respond rapidly. Cyberbit EDR leverages the rich background of parent company Elbit Systems Ltd. a leading provider of defense systems as well as Cyberbit’s in-house team of former military cybersecurity specialists and mathematicians, to understand malicious actors’ behavior and help organizations outsmart them. The EDR solution is deployed with enterprise and public sector customers worldwide.

“Skill shortage and alert fatigue are becoming the primary organizational challenge. Security providers must start considering people, beyond technology” said Adi Dar, CEO of Cyberbit.

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