INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Deny attackers the opportunity to impersonate, trick, or coerce your workforce, scam your suppliers and customers, and put your business continuity at risk. Do it without additional head counts and workload with Picnic human attack surface protection services.
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Human vulnerabilities, not infrastructure ones, are the origin of most breaches. All employees with privileged technical and financial access are primary targets for social engineers who impersonate or trick them into performing actions that put the whole organization at risk. It is through social engineering that cyber criminals defeat multi-factor authentication (MFA).
As a result of the cybersecurity talent gap worldwide, many IT teams must shoulder a security burden. To defend apps, data, devices, and infrastructure, it is imperative to first defend people. Picnic offers a privacy-forward service that reduces the risk of social engineering attacks, such as phishing, smishing, vishing, impersonation, credential stuffing, and more. We continuously reduce the exposure to threats by making it harder and more expensive for attackers to target your organization, and we account for work and personal identities at risk the same way threat actors do.
Picnic delivers security outcomes
Outcomes and benefits
Preempt the single largest source of breaches
Secure work and personal identities, disrupt attacker reconnaissance and resource development, and protect your human element, business processes, and infrastructure.
Safeguard your people
Protect your high-value targets, employees, and contractors from being targeted or exploited by threat actors.
Prioritize defenses
Fill a critical security gap with targeted remediations informed by relevant and timely threat intelligence mapped to your workforce.
Personalize security coaching
Tailor education to combat real-world threats with data-driven, risk-based social engineering training and advanced spear-phishing simulations.
Quantify and reduce human cyber risk
Know and communicate your progress with comparative scoring and reporting capabilities that facilitate sharing with stakeholders at all levels.
Service capabilities and deliverables
- Continuous, automated monitoring and protection of personal and professional digital footprint.
- 99% data broker removal, and we never give up on the stubborn 1%.
- Automated breached credential reuse protection for work and personal identities.
- 100% risk identification for email spoofing (work email and personal email) with remediation support.
- 100% identification and remediation of fraudulent social media accounts.
- 90% smishing reduction.
- Risk reports with comparative benchmarks.
- Real-time messaging about external footprint changes and related risk.
- Open, deep, and dark web monitoring for service accounts and domains.
- Protection against impersonation attacks using company email.
- Protection against phishing attacks targeting employees, customers, and suppliers.
- ... and more.
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Most customers start protecting their human attack surface with Picnic High-Value Target DRPS and then expand coverage.
However, every organization has different priorities and goals. Tell us yours, and we will tailor a program that meets your needs.
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Move beyond the corporate perimeter to reduce human risk and proactively safeguard against cyber threats with zero effort.
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If you want to learn about Picnic and how we protect the human attack surface with digital risk protection services, this is the webinar to watch. Matt Polak, CEO and founder
Brent Baker is the Executive Vice President of Information Technology at Rosen’s Diversified (RDI), a conglomerate of businesses in the Agriculture, Manufacturing, and Life Sciences industries. He spent time with
Social engineering attacks are one of the most commonly used methods for cyber criminals to gain access to sensitive data and information. Recent advances in generative AI have enabled threat