Vision: Senteon helps organizations automate manual processes essential to achieving strong cyber hygiene and reducing the damage done by cyber attacks for small to medium enterprises and managed service providers.

Problem: Organizations struggle to maintain strong cyber hygiene practices due to the complexity in workflow, resulting in widespread vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. 

Why Now:  Recent attacks show extensive lateral movement, examples include a breached VPN account or a supply chain attack from upstream software.  Regulations now requiring proper OS Hardening implementation.  CMMC and other frameworks require the ability to implement, monitor, and remediate changes to a baseline. 

Senteon has developed a solution that creates and maintains baselines specifically tailored to the granular needs of each business unit.  

Why This Matters:

Prevent widespread damages through lateral movement
Provide continuous proof of cyber hygiene
Automate post breach recovery
Spending only a fraction of the time required by previous methods that historically only achieve a fraction of the efficacy
Increased security compliance with all frameworks

The Process:

Presents a real time gap assessment of existing security configuration baseline vs. trusted best practices
Senteon monitors and correlates machine activity and client behavior
Determines the most ideal baseline that can be implemented without causing disruption
Provides critical information to show where the “problem” machines are that cannot meet a various benchmark
Configures and applies the tailored baseline
Autonomously monitors and remediates any configuration drift to assure compliance
Report generation at any time to prove your security configuration baseline


Want to find out how strong your own security configuration baseline is?  Reach out to us now for a FREE report showing where your cyber hygiene stands against industry best practices!  

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Senteon's headquarters in Marietta, GA, United States

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