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Automated Response Capabilities

BlackfishID offers powerful tools for incident response, efficiently and automatically managing threats across your endpoints and network.

Network and Device Control

Control capabilities enable direct management over compromised or suspicious devices, ensuring containment and recovery:

  • Isolate a device from the network (Network Isolation): Disconnects an endpoint from the network to prevent threat propagation, while maintaining its communication with the BlackfishID platform for remediation.

  • Restore network connection (Network Reconnection): Allows restoring the connectivity of an isolated device once the threat has been neutralized or investigated.

  • Remotely shut down the device: Deactivates an endpoint remotely to stop malicious activity.

  • Restart the device: Restarts an endpoint remotely, useful for applying changes or clearing memory states.

Diagnosis and Visibility

For in-depth investigation and comprehensive incident visibility, BlackfishID provides advanced diagnostic tools:

  • Execute on-demand scans: Initiates a full or targeted scan at any time on a specific device.

  • Export forensic data from the device (Logs, Events, Evidence): Collects and exports detailed forensic data directly from the endpoint for external analysis.

  • View details of detected threats and events: Accesses detailed information about each threat or security event identified by the platform.

Threat Management and Remediation

BlackfishID enables active management and effective remediation of detected threats:

  • Quarantine malicious files: Isolates files identified as malicious to prevent their execution and propagation.

  • Delete detected malicious elements: Safely removes components and remnants of a threat.

  • Terminate malicious or suspicious processes in execution: Immediately stops the execution of processes posing a risk.

  • Revert changes made by malware (Rollback): Restores the system to a pre-attack state, undoing changes made by malware, if snapshot protection is enabled.

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