Security Analytics That Actually Matter

We dig deep into your firewall data and network patterns to find the threats others miss. No fancy dashboards that nobody reads – just clear insights that help you make better security decisions.

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Real Data, Real Results

Last month, we analyzed traffic patterns for a logistics company in Taichung. Their firewall blocked 2.3 million connection attempts, but the interesting story was in the 47 that got through. Here's what we found.

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Suspicious Login Patterns

Traced back to three compromised employee devices connecting from unusual locations

23
Data Exfiltration Attempts

Small file transfers happening during off-hours that looked like system backups

156
Policy Violations

Legitimate users accidentally bypassing security protocols through misconfigured applications

5
Critical Vulnerabilities

Unpatched services that were accepting connections from external networks

  • Most security breaches happen between 2 AM and 5 AM when automated monitoring is least likely to trigger immediate human response
  • Attackers often test systems for weeks before attempting actual data access, using patterns that mimic legitimate user behavior
  • The biggest risks come from insider threats – not malicious employees, but people using personal devices or outdated software
  • Companies with strong firewall rules often have weak endpoint security, creating a false sense of protection
  • Regular security audits catch only 60% of active vulnerabilities because they focus on known attack vectors rather than emerging patterns

How We Analyze Your Security Data

Every network tells a story. We use a combination of automated tools and human expertise to find patterns that matter to your specific business environment.

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Data Collection & Baseline

We spend the first two weeks learning your normal traffic patterns. Every company has different rhythms – manufacturing firms peak during day shifts, logistics companies see spikes during delivery windows.

  • Log analysis from firewalls, routers, and endpoint devices
  • User behavior mapping during normal business operations
  • Network topology documentation and vulnerability scanning
  • Integration with existing security tools and monitoring systems
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Pattern Recognition & Threat Detection

This is where human expertise makes the difference. Our analysts review anomalies that automated systems flag, but also look for subtle changes that algorithms often miss.

  • Manual review of suspicious connection attempts and data transfers
  • Cross-reference with current threat intelligence and attack signatures
  • Analysis of user access patterns and privilege escalation attempts
  • Deep dive into encrypted traffic metadata and connection timing
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Risk Assessment & Recommendations

We don't just tell you what's wrong – we help you understand which issues need immediate attention and which can be addressed over time based on your business priorities.

  • Priority ranking based on potential business impact and likelihood
  • Specific remediation steps with realistic timelines and resource requirements
  • Cost-benefit analysis for security improvements and policy changes
  • Long-term security strategy recommendations aligned with business goals