Matchlight for Government Agencies
HOW MATCHLIGHT SUPPORTS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Government agencies often receive more attacks than any other type of organizations. Responsible for safely storing wide arrays of data, ranging from personnel records to technical data, government agencies present an attractive target, particularly to organized entities operating abroad.
MATCHLIGHT Discover Breaches Immediately DATA THEFT IN CYBERSPACE
46,237 total public sector data breaches as of 2015. Verizon classified only six breaches as “small” and 258 as an unknown size.
$80 is the 2015 per capita cost of a data breach in the government, which is up $12 per capita from 2014.
31 cyber-espionage breaches occurred in government systems in 2015, more than any other industry according to Verizon.
65% of attack-responses are deemed inadequate by the Government Accountability Office
Matchlight is a fully private and fully automated tool that monitors your company information, alerting you within minutes of it appearing online where it shouldn’t. Matchlight’s patented fingerprinting technology allows you to monitor your most sensitive information without ever disclosing it anyone - not even to Terbium. Our large-scale web crawler fingerprints and indexes the dark web in search of your data, notifying you immediately if there’s ever a match.
How We Support Government Agencies Matchlight is designed to detect even the smallest elements of your employee records and confidential documents appearing on the dark web. Government agencies store large amounts of sensitive and valuable information, from the PII of veterans and employees, to protected documents and classified source code. This information is often targeted by malicious attackers who intend to sell or leak the data on the dark web.
Use Cases
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Monitor the PII of employees and agency leadership.
Monitor for the appearance of contracts, internal communications, and other sensitive documents.. Search for any information you believe may have been compromised in an agency breach. Track the appearance of any email address belonging to your agency.
Our fully automated, fully private system makes data protection accessible and affordable for institutions of all sizes. Sign up online today and see how Matchlight can help your organization protect its most valuable digital assets.
*Sources: Ponemon Institute, Verizon 2016 Data Breach Investigations Report Terbium Labs, Matchlight, and Data Intelligence are all trademarks of Terbium Labs, LLC ©2015-2016 Terbium Labs, All Rights Reserved
MATCHLIGHT Terbium offers three tools organizations can use to track the appearance of their data on the dark web: Fingerprint Monitoring, Retrospective Search, and Data Feeds. With Terbium's suite of products, organizations can privately and proactively monitor their sensitive information.
Fingerprint Monitoring Fingerprint monitoring is a fully private, fully automated alert system - think of Google Alerts for the dark web. Using our patented fingerprinting technology, customers generate one-way cryptographic hashes of their data, and those hashes are the only information sent to Terbium. Our crawler is constantly generating analogous fingerprints on the dark web. Terbium sends you an alert the moment our crawler locates a match for your data. Fingerprint monitoring allows you to keep track of the PII of employees, contractors, and other vulnerable groups without disclosing the information to Terbium.
Retrospective Search Retrospective search allows you to run fully private searches of Terbium’s index of fingerprints collected from the dark web. Search queries are fingerprinted in the browser at the time of search, and the fingerprinted query is the only information ever submitted to Terbium. Government agencies can use Search for internal investigations following security incidents which may have resulted in the disclosure of confidential data.
Data Feeds Data Feeds provide customers with a forward-looking solution to track patterns and non-sensitive information. Unlike fingerprinting, Data Feeds have no character minimum for key terms or patterns, and can support a full range of regular expressions. Government agencies can track all appearances of email addresses belonging to their organization, as well as other nonsensitive key terms.
