24/7 Detection, Automatic Protection

Yes, our solution acts as an overlay by plugging into your router and monitoring activity at the network level. Devices access the Internet on your network. We recognize threat patterns and take them down or provide information on how you can resolve found vulnerabilities on attached devices. Each Fido device can monitor about 5,000 square feet of space. Check out our how it works section for more details.

Both versions offer the same automatic protections. The Standard version is more for a single location network and offers a simplified cloud dashboard and features for homes and small businesses, you can order now and get started here. The Distributed version offers features for managing multiple Fido device deployments across locations and networks for larger businesses and organizations. It also offers more advanced reporting options, privacy controls for managing internal networks vs. remote employee networks, and much more. You can always upgrade from the Standard to Distributed version with ease as your needs change. Contact our team to discuss setting up the Distributed version for your enterprise or other organization.

No. Our approach has been to rethink cybersecurity from the ground up. There is a worldwide shortage for millions of unfilled cybersecurity professional jobs, and often when someone does make a hire the person doesn’t have the skills to measure up to the challenges. We are making this more automatic. Our Autonomous Incident Response (AiR) gets smarter by staying up to date on thousands of emerging threats, recognizing threats and vulnerabilities detected on your network and devices, and deploying new countermeasures in your defense, all automatically. Our Distributed version has more advanced features and services, and our team will work with your organization to do custom integrations that match more sophisticated cybersecurity operations, but out of the box our service just works.

No, the Fido device acts as an overlay to your network. You attach it to the back of your router, and it then monitors networks and devices for threats and vulnerabilities at the network level. It does not inspect your data though, as data does not pass through our solution.

We developed a technology called Autonomous Incident Response (AiR) that continuously learns, recognizes threats, and automatically responds to terminate them. It gets smarter over time by recognizing known threats and vulnerabilities and by staying up to date on thousands of emerging threats on your behalf, along with deploying the right countermeasures to stop exploits before they become problems for you. It also matches incidents it detects during frequent vulnerability scans of your network and devices against CVE databases, and renders a unique proprietary threat score to measure your attack surface health. This eases security for your environment and makes managing it all more automatic.

It’s easy to get started. Order your service and a Fido device will be shipped to you. You plug in an antenna, an ethernet cable that attaches to your router, and proactive protection begins as it powers on. You can then go register and login to your dashboard to access all our protective cloud services features. Our solution can scale to meet your needs and is just as easy to manage using our Distributed version. If you have a bigger business with multiple locations, remote employees, etc., contact our team and they will work with you to get you set up for a solution that matches your needs.

In many ways, yes. The moment our solution is activated your network, and the devices that are attached to it, are scanned and compared by our Autonomous Incident Response (AiR) technology, and detected threats and vulnerabilities are scored and reported through our cloud dashboard. It performs vulnerability assessments multiple times per day and generates a threat score for your network. It also generates analytics from captured logs to summarize key findings. We are working directly with customers in legal, financial, insurance, healthcare, and other industries on making these services stronger to ease compliance and to help our customers to avoid costly fines. Contact our team to discuss how we can help ease cybersecurity and compliance in your industry.

It stands for “common vulnerabilities and exposures” which is an industry term for tracking these incidents. Our software services automatically match detected threats and vulnerabilities on your network or devices along with severity. Some CVEs you see will be incidents that we immediately terminated, such as a ‘denial of service attack,’ or a ‘man in the middle attack’ as they are known. Others will be listed and linked to a CVE database that will explain the incident and provide information on how to resolve the issue.