Problem: The illicit sale of financial services products, such as credit and debit cards, suddenly become available on the deep and dark web.
Solution: Dataminr Pulse detects hundreds of unique instances where the stolen credit and debit cards are up for sale on deep and dark web marketplaces. It alerts customers to the scams; the alerts provide security teams at financial services providers with actionable intelligence needed to quickly notify customers and lock vulnerable accounts.
Problem: A ransomware group hacks into the network of a large healthcare provider. It exfiltrates all of the provider’s data, including sensitive patient information, and encrypts its files. Soon after, the ransomware group demands the company pay $5 million to decrypt the encrypted systems.
Solution: Dataminr Pulse detects the first signals of the vulnerabilities more than three and a half hours before the hack becomes widely known. This enables the healthcare provider’s partners and suppliers to quickly mitigate risk and gives them a critical time advantage for developing their response.
Problem: In a little-known yet public chat room, there is a discussion between anonymous parties about a a bomb planted at the headquarters of a global streaming service.
Solution: Dataminr Pulse alerts the company to the discussion and its severity. The company’s security team immediately calls in a police K9 unit to sweep the building. No bomb is found, giving the company the confidence and knowledge it needs to welcome employees to work the next morning.
