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Five Ways to Preempt Cyberattacks with Actionable Intelligence

Preemptive action is the new frontier in cybersecurity. Teams need actionable, external threat detection capabilities to disrupt cyberattacks from beyond the perimeter. See real-world examples and best practices to unlock the power of actionable intelligence and secure your organization against fast-evolving attacks.

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Don’t wait to react to cyberthreats—preempt them. 

Detect cyberattacks instantly using real-time, AI-driven external threat insights

Diagnose and prioritize escalating, high-risk vulnerabilities and exploits

Monitor third-party risk and supply chain attacks impacting your operations

Reduce decision fatigue with hyper-relevant, highly-tailored alerting

“Dataminr regularly beats out other vendors when alerting us to breaking news with their customizable features.”

Citizens Bank

“We’re notifying third-party suppliers that they’ve got a problem before they know that they have a problem.”

Global Payments

“Dataminr’s real-time alerts have helped decrease our incident response time by nearly 70%, which is fantastic.”

Sierra Nevada Corporation

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