With its record-setting breaches, 2016 became the year of the hacker. From nation-state based attacks to revamped, throwback toolkits like ransomware and advanced malware, cyber criminals stole and traded staggering amounts of cash, Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and trade and government secrets. Cyber crime impacted virtually everything and everyone, at some level. 

Law enforcement can face many significant challenges when it comes to solving crimes in the physical world; witness testimony is subjective and often conflicting, physical evidence may be limited, and constitutional protections can, at times, prevent certain paths of investigation.

eSentire launched eSentire Endpoint Managed Detection and Response (MDR), powered by Carbon Black, the leader in next-generation endpoint security. The integrated service makes endpoint security available to midmarket organisations, helping them strengthen their overall security posture. Cybercrime and the attack vectors used by hackers are evolving faster than the traditional defenses organisations require to counter advanced threats.