Current solutions are not enough (at all)
The 42% of connected devices are vulnerable
The average cost of cybercrime per company is $7.7 millions
10 months is the average time a hacker remains unnoticed
But adapting existing security implementations to WFH is challenging
Prohibitive Costs
Require incremental fixed costs in software licenses and/or hardware on top of an already strained budget.
Lack of Scale
Current security deployments are difficult to update, lack of the right permits and remote access to the workstations put a hard limit on scalability.
Unreliability
Endpoint’s computational resources are exhausted, deploying new security solutions is implausible.
So...
Can companies protect their remote workforce in an affordable, reliable, and scalable way?
BitTrap monitors remote workers devices to provide early alarms with zero false positives, and no additional computational cost.
Affordability
Pay-Per-Intrusion pricing model.
Zero deployment and maintenance costs
Scalability
Sublinear relationship between working capital and total value at play.
Zero
infrastructure updates needed
Reliability
Zero false positive intrusion alarm
How it works?
BitTrap SaaS Dashboard
For CISOs and Endpoint Security Managers
Designed for simplicity, scalability and reliability
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Automated assets installation
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Assets monitoring and dynamic adaption
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Incidents management
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Alarms and triggers automation
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Integration with major SIEMs
When everything else fails, there’s Bit Trap
BitTrap is designed to provide risk-adjusted economic incentives to hackers that have already penetrated into the system to reveal their position.
Instead of reducing intrusions, BitTrap leverages the asymmetry between the value an attacker gets from a hack, and the cost of it to the company.
Hint: Hackers only capture a small fraction of the cost to the Company. Most of the cost goes to lawyers, fines, and the customers.
This is a highly inefficient market calling for disruption.
BitTrap arbitrages a 500x cybercrime market inefficiency
Without BitTrap
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Attacker’s revenue
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Company’s extra cost of hack
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500x asymmetry between Attacker’s revenue and Company’s cost of a hack.
With BitTrap
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Attacker’s revenue
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BitTrap’s arbitrage fee
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Company’s Savings ~490x
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BitTrap reduces the company’s cost by providing a risk-adjusted return to attackers
