Muninn stops hackers when they are already inside your network.
Cyberattacks against law firms are not a new phenomenon, but the rate of incidence and year-over-year growth is staggering. In fact, according to the ABA, up to 42% of law firms with up to 100 employees have experienced a data breach.
Cybercriminals pose a daily threat to law firms around the world, thus active investments in protective cyber technology is expected to increase this year.
Horten is one of the biggest Danish law firms with both national and international focus. Their dynamic workforce is responsible for handling sensitive client information on a daily base. The law firm has earlier been targeted by sophisticated and tailored phishing attacks and therefor decided to implement AI to protect every corner of the organization.
Horten turned to self-learning AI to detect and respond to novel cyberthreats in real time, without relying solely on rules and signatures. Following a swift deployment, Muninn instantly started learning the normal network behaviors of every user and device connecting to Horten’s infrastructure. By autonomously learning what normal network traffic with the law firm looks like, Muninn AI detects subtle indications of a potential cyberattack such as data exfiltration and zero-day malware, before such intrusions become a crisis for their them and their customers.
Muninn seamlessly integrates with other security tools such as switches and endpoint agents via an open technology architecture, acting as the AI brain of the security infrastructure. By having Muninn AI autonomously and continuously learning normal network behaviors and responding to high severity alerts, Horten’s cybersecurity team is able to spend more of their valuable time on strategically important tasks.
