A Fortune 500 Manufacturer approached Liberty to proactively review their security landscape for potential threats. Liberty was able to identify threats to the business even after substantial investments were made to deter cyber threats.

A Fortune 500 manufacturer with over $3 billion in annual revenues and substantial cybersecurity investments approached Liberty for the purposes of understanding how proactive business threat intelligence could be used to complement existing information security and risk management efforts.

Liberty immediately identified current and active threats against the manufacturer that had been previously unknown to them and their managed security service provider. Liberty identified three key vulnerabilities that represented a significant risk level to the company. The risks included a company webpage susceptible to a security breach, a series of employee usernames and passwords exposed on the dark web that could be used to access encrypted data, and finally a webpage for an overseas joint-venture (JV) infected with malware that put the entire company at risk. When presented to executive leadership, these findings were immediately put into a threat remediation plan.

Significant care was taken to avoid disruption to the Buyer’s business while they underwent infrastructure changes as well as the onboarding of new service providers. Our primary focus throughout the engagement was minimizing risk to the Seller’s environment during physical separation.