What makes Iron Defence Security Corporation Unique?
Iron Defence Security Corporation is unique in numerous ways. The primary reason concerns diversity – the company is among the few minority-owned cybersecurity solution providers in Europe and North America. Moreover, they are one of the rare organizations in the industry that is launching a global Franchising model, the details of which are yet to be publicized.
Another key aspect that separates the company from its coequals is the philosophy it goes by. Unlike other businesses that go by the idea of “Sales First”, Iron Defence Security Corporation believes in the concept of “Service First”. In fact, the extent of profit that can be made or the deal’s size does not matter to the company. The team only believes in addressing the client’s needs and providing suitable solutions. In case the problems are not tackled, the deal is considered to be unfinished.
The company’s employer, as well as employees, are entirely focused on addressing each client based on unique service recommendations, and not simply according to tried-and-tested methods. Thus, the founder says, “We spend a great deal of time getting to know our clients and identifying their vulnerabilities, so when we do put forward a recommended solution, our clients know that it is a solution crafted specifically for their business.”
The company recently launched the XDR service, which further enhances customer experience and distinguishes it from the crowd. The solution is mainly grounded on three criteria: threat hunting, remediating and automating. This allows the clients to report threats in their mailbox, which further enables the company to identify anomalies within delivered mails and discover the instances of phishing attacks. Based on this finding, an incident is formed and malicious emails are directly deleted from the inboxes of clients. Eventually, the users that are impacted due to the incident are notified.
As part of the XDR service, Iron Defence Security Corporation creates and enables custom response playbooks. These automatically clear messages that consist of malicious attachments and URLs after being delivered.