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What do you do if you're under a cyberattack? Contact Orange Cyberdefense CERT now!
Are you currently under a cyberattack? Taking immediate action is crucial. Our CERT team at Orange Cyberdefense is prepared to assist you 24/7.
Orange Cyberdefense's CERT brings together experts in Incident response and Digital Forensics (CSIRT), Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), Cybercrime and Vulnerability Operation Center (VOC). These experts, working near cyber threats and attacker groups, contribute to Orange Cyberdefense’s Intelligence-Led Approach to Cyber Security, ensuring organizations stay ahead of cyber threats and attacks.
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Orange Cyberdefense's CERT plays a central role both for its customers or within the InfoSec communities, and internally for our security research center. It operates across 11 locations, 24/7, and includes more than 140 cybersecurity experts, ensuring comprehensive and continuous protection against cyber threats.
How Orange Cyberdefense CERT can help you:
Before
Our threat intelligence services continuously monitor the digital landscape to identify emerging threats such as phishing emails, ransomware and other forms of cybercrime. With our understanding of the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) used by attackers, we help you implement security controls that reduces vulnerabilities or breach in your system.
By choosing CERT, you benefit from:
- Vulnerability management (Scanning and qualification of vulnerabilities, Monitoring of sensitive or exposed assets)
- Fraud monitoring (collection of fraudulent information)
- Open source content monitoring and research (Web and DarkWeb monitoring, data leak detection, etc.)
During
In the event of a cyberattack, such as ransomware, phishing scam or other type of cybercrime, the CERT team is ready to respond quickly and efficiently. Our expert teams take immediate action to prevent more damage on your system. They intervene to contain it, then investigate and establish the complete chronology of the attack.
By choosing CERT, you benefit from:
- On-site rapid response team
- Threat hunting/ Health check
- Copy of evidence
After
After the threat has been neutralized the recovery process can begin. CERT helps you restore your systems, recover lost data and prevent future cyberattacks. We also provide in-depth post-incident analysis to suggest improvements and enhance our threat intelligence system.
Our services include:
- Detailed investigation of how the attack occurred and what TTPs were used by the attackers
- System recovery: our experts assist you in the restoration of compromised endpoints
- Recommendations: protect your system from future attacks, including advanced threats intelligence and phishing protection
- Support in strengthening your security posture: adopt a proactive posture to better detect and prevent threats
Key figures
150+ experts
Operating since 2003 globally
24/7
Cybercrime-Fighting team with 20+ intelligence analysts
12 countries
In which our experts operate
10 languages
Specialised intelligence backgrounds
40 000+
Rogue sites taken down in 2023
+12 877
Product vulnerabilities analyzed and notified in 2023
366
Incident Response & Forensic engagments
700 000+
New indicator of compromise everyday
What is a Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)?
A Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a specialized organization that provides comprehensive services and support for responding to computer security incidents on a broader scale. Unlike CSIRTs (Computer Security Incident Response Teams), which typically focus on a single organization, CERTs often serve larger communities, sectors, or even entire countries. Their mission is to enhance the overall cybersecurity posture of their audience by offering expert cybersecurity advice, rapidly responding to cybersecurity incidents, and promoting awareness of best security practices.
How does a Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) operate?
A Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) operates by monitoring, detecting, and responding to cybercrime and incidents/ cybersecurity incidents.
The team assesses cyber threats by analyzing the trends and the evolution of cyber events, coordinates responses to communicate, prevent or mitigate risks, and provides guidance to reinforce the security posture of a client and avoid a new attack.
A multi-skilled team at your service
Incident Response and Digital Forensics
With over 350 engagements per year, our team of over 40 dedicated experts helps containing and remediating breaches 24/7 including O365, cloud service breaches and ransomware.
Vulnerability Management
Our experienced analysts in the Vulnerability Operations Center (VOC) are armed with industry-leading tools to identify, classify, and prioritize vulnerabilities on verified intelligence and the best route to remediate or mitigate against threats so our customers can patch faster. The VOC meets the PCI DSS requirements and is certified as an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV).
Cybercrime monitoring
Multi-skilled, multi-language cybercrime experts crawl the web, deep web and dark web to deliver relevant, targeted and actionable intelligence beyond the corporate perimeter across data, user credentials, IP, phishing sites, credit card fraud, amongst others. Our connections to the ISP community, hosting providers and global law enforcement agencies allow us to rapidly mitigate these threats.
CTI and R&D
From strategical to operational CTI, our teams are dedicated in maintaining our Cyber Threat Intelligence Datalake, processing 700 000 new IOCs every day and coming from more than 400 assessed sources.
This datalake feeds our services and products, available for our customers, and resulting from our Research & Development efforts making us a representative Vendor of Threat Intelligence services by the Gartner.
CERT vs CSIRT - Key Differences
CSIRT Meaning:
CSIRT stands for Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT). It is dedicated to handling cybersecurity incidents within an organization or community.
CERT Definition:
CERT stands for Computer Emergency Response Team. It is a registered trademark owned by Carnegie Mellon University since 1988, after the creation of the very first group constituted to tackle the Morris Worm.
A CERT will partner with government, industry, law enforcement, and academia to improve the security and resilience of computer systems and networks and to develop advanced methods and tools to counter large-scale, sophisticated cyber threats.
All CERTs are a CSIRTs, not all CSIRTs are CERTs.
Learn more about our CSIRT Solutions here
What is cybercrime
Cybercrime refers to illegal activities that target or involve computers, computer networks, or networked devices. Cybercriminals or hackers usually commit these crimes to make money. However, some cybercrimes are motivated by reasons other than profit, such as political agendas or personal grievances.
Cybercrimes can be executed by individuals or organized groups. While some cybercriminals are highly skilled and use sophisticated techniques, others may be less experienced novice hackers.
Fight smarter, not harder!
To get ahead of the storm, one has to know the weather. And for long-term planning, it is inevitable to get expert insight into climate changes.
Though the cyber threat landscape appears to be volatile, fast-changing and chaotic at first glance it is driven by systemic forces.
Reading these forces will result in better, more effective prevention, detection and response.
That is why intelligence is at the heart of everything we do.
Certifications & Affiliations
Our certifications reflect our commitment to excellence.
With established partnerships and privileged access to specialized threat intelligence via collaborative networks with law enforcement, regulatory entities and Infosec communities such as Europol, InterCERT, First and TF-CSIRT.
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