Security and threat intelligence provider CSC has partnered with NetDiligence, a specialist in cyber risk solutions, to help mitigate cyber risks and support the cyber insurance ecosystem.
With this agreement, CSC is now an available vendor to cyber insurance carriers, brokers, and clients on NetDiligence’s eRiskHub under the newly developed “pre-breach” category: brand protection and domain security.
Within the eRiskHub, CSC’s solutions will be categorised into three services: digital brand protection, domain registrar services, and fraud protection.
CSC’s technology allows cyber insurance carriers, brokers, and clients to proactively protect their businesses against cyber threats and online brand abuse, the firm explains.
“As a preferred vendor to cyber insurance leaders, it’s critical to address cybersecurity gaps and help companies keep losses at a minimum,” says Mark Greisiger, president of NetDiligence.
He adds: “We’re excited to introduce CSC’s domain security and digital brand protection solutions on our eRiskHub platform because it will provide our users with new ways to address risk and cyber threats such as phishing, business email compromise, and ransomware.”
According to CSC, the majority of companies overlook their domain security posture as part of a larger risk management plan for their business.
The firm highlighted the importance for corporations to have rapid detection and deactivation of confusingly similar domains imitating brands, as well as any compromised, hijacked domains, or subdomains that may exist.
This is even more relevant for corporations operating multiple brands with hundreds or even thousands of domains within their portfolios, CSC notes.
Mark Calandra, president of CSC’s Digital Brand Services division, said: “As the world’s leading enterprise-class domain registrar, CSC can detect domain threats, online brand and DNS abuse, and fraud quickly to protect companies from fraudulent or compromised domains that lead to devastating cyber attacks.
“Our inclusion in eRiskHub creates visibility for our services directly within the workflow of users looking to optimise their cyber security posture.”
