Connecticut Water needed greater visibility into malicious activity occurring on its Windows machines.
Connecticut Water needed greater visibility into malicious activity occurring on its Windows machines.
2 PagesEXECUTIVE SUMMARY Connecticut Water provides life-sustaining water to more than 360,000 people in 59 communities in Connecticut and Maine. This critical infrastructure provider needed greater visibility into its 500 endpoints, including the ones in its corporate network and industrial control systems environment. Carbon Black and Cylance couldn’t provide the ability to detect fileless malware nor the forensic capabilities offered by Cybereason. Also, Connecticut Water required an easy-to-use endpoint detection and response (EDR) tool to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of a small security team. THE CHALLENGE Connecticut Water needed greater visibility into malicious activity occurring on its Windows machines. Connecticut Water’s security stack included a firewall and antivir
