MANILA, Philippines, Nov. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In just the first half of 2024, Viettel Threat Intelligence uncovered over 315,000 compromised credentials, 17,456 phishing attacks, and numerous vulnerabilities impacting businesses across the Philippines. With cyber threats growing more sophisticated, every organization is at risk—but spotting these threats early is challenging, especially for businesses without dedicated cybersecurity expertise. Too often, by the time the danger is recognized, the damage has already been done.

Recognizing the urgent need to help organizations strengthen their defenses, Viettel Cyber Security (VCS) has introduced an innovative free cyber threat check service tailored for the Philippine market. This service offers real-time threats such as data breaches, leaked accounts of the company and tailored recommendations with a few simple steps: customers only need to enter their domain, and the system performs an automated scan, delivering results within minutes—no complex setup required. Showcased at the 21st ITIP National Conference from 14-16 Nov 2024, this offering attracted significant attention from attendees who were eager to learn how to safeguard their digital assets.

What is the Free Cyber Threat Check?

The VCS free cyber threat check is a powerful yet simple tool that instantly assesses a company's cybersecurity health. In just minutes, businesses receive a comprehensive report detailing vulnerabilities and risks, complete with use case metrics, severity scores based on asset importance and issue severity, and actionable recommendations from VCS. This real-time, no-cost service provides accessible, expert-level insights, empowering companies of all sizes to proactively safeguard their digital assets, prioritize key risks, and enhance their defenses—all without complex setup.

What the Free Cyber Threat Check Report Includes

The VCS free cyber threat check report provides critical insights into various cybersecurity risks, enabling businesses to understand and address potential vulnerabilities. The report covers:

• Compromised Accounts: Details on any compromised accounts associated with the organization.

• Data Leaks: Information on data breaches that may have exposed sensitive information.

• Brand Phishing and Impersonate: Identifies fraudulent, impersonate websites and phishing attempts that imitate the organization's brand.

• Impersonation Threats: Detects unauthorized entities attempting to impersonate the brand or business.

• Unusual Open Ports: Highlights any open ports that could pose security risks.

• Malware Infections: Identifies systems within the organization that may be infected with malicious software.

• Web Security and Protocol Configuration: Assesses the security settings of the company's web assets.