CyberProof, a UST company, announced CyberProof Defense Center Reveal360, a centralized visibility hub. The platform delivers continuous insights into enterprise security posture, service performance, and operational outcomes. It unifies threat, defense, exposure, and asset data across cloud and security ecosystems. CDC Reveal360 creates configurable workspaces aligned to user roles and evolving environments. It helps teams understand security program value through consistent, real-time operational visibility.
“Our clients running disparate security tools often tell us that no one tool tells the whole story. All too often cyber threat intelligence lives in one place while detection coverage is in another and vulnerabilities are somewhere else. When this occurs, asset information is not well defined or accurate. Security leaders must make timely and accurate risk decisions – and justify security spend – with a picture that’s always incomplete and late. CDC Reveal360 addresses these critical concerns and provides a foundation that security professionals can rely on,” said Tony Velleca, Chief Executive Officer, CyberProof.
Data-Driven Insights and Operational Transparency
CyberProof addresses fragmented security data by unifying insights into a cohesive and actionable narrative. The platform connects co-managed services with threat intelligence and advanced defense analytics capabilities. It creates a transparent experience layer delivering real-time insights into detection, alert triage, and risk mitigation. CDC Reveal360 mirrors real-world workflows and removes operational friction caused by siloed systems. It enables faster identification of risks through interconnected workflows and evidence-based security evaluations.
“CyberProof enabled us to stand up a cloud‑native SOC with connectors to both multi-cloud as well as on-premise infrastructure with unprecedented speed. Their expertise in Microsoft Sentinel, Azure Data Explorer, and anomaly detection enabled our vision for the evolution of our security monitoring operations and gave us the scalability we needed post‑divestment. The automation and detection engineering capabilities they introduced via their Use-Case Management team as well as M&A of Interpres dramatically improved our alert handling and overall security posture,” said Conroy van Zyl, Senior Manager – Security Incident Response of the Boots Group.
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Source: Businesswire
