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HAWK Network Defense

www.hawkdefense.com

 
HAWK Defense provides an innovative Big Data Security Analytics(BDSA) platformthat allows enterprisesto maketimely, well-informed security decisions from the ever-growing aggregations of logged data. Hawk’seyeConsoftware solution bridges the gap between legacy SIEM and Big Data Analytics with a massively scalable architecture that delivers high-speed data ingestion and a highly efficient patented analytics engine. HAWK Defense customers benefit from rapid installation and setup times, simple administration, out-of-the-box analytics, and dynamic threat intelligence feeds. TheeyeConsolution supports the securityanalyst a ‘single pane of glass’with insight to indicators of compromise that were previously undetectable, support to validate, prioritize, and respond to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.hawkdefense.com
  • 5057 Keller Springs Road Suite 300
    Dallas, TX USA 75001
  • Phone: 888.919.4295

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