As businesses go digital, so do threats.
Be Vigilant with XVigil
The leading AI-powered Digital Risk Monitoring platform that detects 3rd party data leaks instantly.
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Leader in AI + Digital Risk Monitoring
11 of the Fortune Global companies, and 7 of the world’s biggest banks, trust XVigil to safeguard their security posture.
XVigil’s AI driven digital risk monitoring helps secure companies across sectors; ranging from Financial services to Healthcare, Governments to Super Apps, Manufacturing to Hospitality.
XVigil's AI Engine
XVigil first gathers millions of data units from online sources. This raw data is filtered for noise, false positives, and anomalies, using a powerful AI engine. After which it is indexed, parsed, checked against the historical data lake, and mapped to clients’ assets. Duplicates and familiar threats are discarded, and the remaining relevant threats are rated based on severity, and sent to customers as alerts.
Our partners
Awards
NetApp Excellerator Cohort #5, 2019
CloudSEK is part of NetApp Excellerator’s 5th cohort of startups. During the four month programme, NetApp will provide technical and business mentoring and support, along with guidance across HR, legal, tech support, co-working space, and networking opportunities.
Testimonials
Ex-Managing Director – SAARC, Intel Security
Anand Ramamoorthy
CISO, Ujjivan Financial Services Ltd.
Ratan Jyoti
Blog
The Evolution of the Data Leak Extortion Ecosystem
We explain the evolution of the data leak extortion ecosystem through the advancements made by ransomware groups over the last three decades.
In this blog we discuss how to create a language-independent microservice using Google’s open source RPC and Protocol Buffers.
XVigil reported over 2.4L fake apps on popular app stores, infringing on its clients copyrighted materials. How does XVigil detect such apps?
What makes digital fingerprints valuable to cybercriminals and what are the preventive measures you can adhere to so as to avoid its theft.
