What is Elastic? (1.5 minute read)

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Betty Fleming
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Elastic Endpoint Security combines threat prevention, detection, and response into a single, autonomous agent to protect your organization from malware, phishing, ransomware, process injection, software exploits, and post-compromise activities. It supports  multiple operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Linux, and Solaris.          

Here are three key benefits of Elastic: 

  1. Eliminate blind spots. Elastic makes it simple to search, visualize, and analyze all of your data — cloud, user, endpoint, network, you name it — in just seconds. Hunt and investigate across years of data made accessible by searchable snapshots. With flexible licensing, you can leverage information from across your ecosystem, no matter its volume, variety, or age.
  2. Stop threats at scale. Avoid damage and loss with environment-wide malware prevention. Quickly implement analytics content developed by Elastic and the global security community. Prevent signatureless malware and detect complex threats with correlation rules, ML jobs, and technique-based methods.
  3. Arm every user to succeed. Empower users with an intuitive UI and partner integrations that streamline incident management. Monitor and hunt with visualizations rendering the origin, extent, and timeline of an attack. Accelerate response with built-in case management and automated actions. Quickly gather and analyze information to determine root cause and next steps.

In addition to its rapport in the private sector, the Elastic Security team has firsthand experience providing cybersecurity capabilities to campaign-level electoral and non-profit organizations related to advancing democracy, foreign policy, and economic development. The team is comprised of industry-recognized experts in the domains of incident response, forensic analysis, and cyber threat intelligence.

Elastic Security is offering Elastic Endpoint Security as a managed and monitored solution for DDC-approved presidential and congressional campaigns in order to help defend them from attack and interference. 

Learn More: Campaign Eligibility Requirements for DDC's Elastic Offer, What is an Endpoint?

How To: How to Get Started with Elastic

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