About Sygnia
Sygnia provides cyber incident response, managed detection and response, and proactive cyber security services to organizations. Sygnia describes itself as a global cyber readiness and response team that helps organizations beat attackers and stay secure.[3]
Sygnia says it works with companies to build their cyber resilience and to respond to and defeat attacks within their networks. Sygnia says it combines global reach with a boutique, highly engaged approach and has over a decade of frontline incident response experience.[3][4][5]
In cyber incident response, Sygnia says its experts contain and eradicate advanced adversaries while coordinating response across IT, OT, and business stakeholders. Sygnia describes a rapid response SLA and 24/7 responder availability. Sygnia says each engagement is tailored through a bespoke engagement model.[4]
Sygnia says it uses its knowledge of attacker motivations and TTPs to help clients prioritize security roadmaps, measure resilience gains and shorten discovery windows.[4]
For continuous security, Sygnia MDR is powered by the Velocity TDIR platform. Sygnia says the platform collects, processes and queries large amounts of data for threat hunting, threat detection and forensic investigation to support the MDR team. Sygnia describes the platform as purpose-built by incident responders and as vendor agnostic.[2][4]
Sygnia states that it operates across IT, OT, blockchain and telco environments, and that its clients include Fortune 500 and Global 2000 organizations. Sygnia also describes MDR work for an oil and gas organization and a semiconductor manufacturer in OT environments.[4][6]
Sygnia has hubs in Tel Aviv, New York, Singapore and London, with teams distributed across North America, Europe, Mexico, Australia and Japan. Guy Segal is Chief Executive Officer of Sygnia. Sygnia says its team includes security architects, adversarial and forensic experts, and enterprise security engineers.[3]
Sygnia has also described, with NVIDIA, a solution that deploys AI and hardware-accelerated security at the edge for the energy, critical infrastructure and industrial sectors, using Pathfinder sensors running on NVIDIA BlueField DPUs.[3][4][7]
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