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SurfWatch Labs

www.surfwatchlabs.com

 
SurfWatch Labs delivers powerful cyber risk intelligence analytics and applications through a business intelligence approach that helps organizations improve their long-term cyber resilience. Created in 2013 by former US Government intelligence analysts, SurfWatch Labs solutions go beyond the low-level threat data and security tactics that organizations can drown in, by providing insights into cyber risks and their impact on key business operations. SurfWatch empowers customers to: Easily visualize and comprehend how cybercrime affects all aspects of the business Continuously monitor personalized cyber risk Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) Include cybersecurity as a strategic, ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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