You can tell a lot about someone by the company they keep, and the same goes for your security ratings partner. All security ratings are not created equal.
While other ratings services may claim that their data is more accurate, the fact is that Bitsight remains the only security ratings service that has data that is high quality, reliable, and accurate enough for leading cybersecurity and law enforcement organizations to rely on it in significant counter-cyber crime operations.
We are a key partner in the fight against cyber crime on a global scale and have aided EUROPOL’s European Cybercrime Center (EC3) team and the Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) in taking down global botnets and other law enforcement actions. We’re also trusted by governments and leading law enforcement around the world to keep their systems safe.
Bitsight’s unique ability to observe massive global infections is the reason why law enforcement and private sector organizations have worked with us over the years on significant disruption initiatives. Our threat research team in both the US and Portugal have access to some of the highest quality cybersecurity datasets in the world, thanks to our proprietary malware honeypotting infrastructure-- the world’s largest-- and other technologies. This gives us unparalleled insight into trends, behavior, and cyber criminal activity around the globe, which is leveraged by both law enforcement and private companies. Bitsight’s unique ability to observe massive global infections is the reason why law enforcement and private sector organizations have worked with us over the years to make the internet a safer place.
Cyber Security in Law Enforcement
Microsoft and the Necurs Take Down
Since 2017 Bitsight has been working together with Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) to analyze the inner workings of the Necurs malware, its botnets and command and control infrastructure in order to take disruptive action against the threat, including reverse engineering, malware analysis, modules updates, infection telemetry and command and control updates and forensic analysis. In March of 2020, an action took place to disrupt all Necurs botnets, followed by mitigation and eradication actions. The action took place across 35 countries, involving coordinated legal and technical steps, and resulted in the prevention of over six million botnet associated IP’s being created or activated.