AEGYS DATALYTICS

AEGYS Pulse  ·  AEGYS Pentest

What is happening on your network.How far an attacker would get.

AEGYS adds two perspectives to your existing security architecture: Pulse makes suspicious network communication visible. Pentest examines which attack paths actually work. Your team receives concrete findings to assess risks and prioritise measures.

15 minutes to get oriented: your question, your environment and a sensible next step.

Analysis in Germany · Pulse: passive capture · Pentest: agreed test scope

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

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“AEGYS pointed us to a connection we would never have noticed without the test. That alone made it worthwhile.”
Thomas Glashauer · Managing Director, Minga GmbH
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AEGYS PULSE · AEGYS PENTEST

Two perspectives on your security posture.

Observing ongoing activity and examining possible attack paths: both tasks deliver different insights for your security decisions.

AEGYS Pulse

Which unusual activity is running on your network?

Pulse analyses the network traffic captured via a mirror port or TAP. Suspicious connections and unusual communication patterns give your team concrete starting points for investigation.

You receive: findings on observed activity and the connections involved.

Visibility depends on the chosen capture point and the network segments covered.

AEGYS Pentest

Which attack paths are actually exploitable in your environment?

Within the agreed scope, the autonomous pentest examines which attack paths are exploitable. It documents successful test paths and provides prioritised remediation recommendations.

You receive: traceable attack paths and concrete remediation recommendations.

Test scope and rules of engagement are agreed before the deployment.

SAMPLE ANALYSIS

From a notable signal to the next investigation.

A spike in network traffic is an observation to begin with. What matters for interpreting it are the systems and connections affected and the timing involved.

Anonymised time series of notable exploit attempts in AEGYS Pulse
Example from AEGYS Pulse · anonymised data

The chart shows documented exploit attempts over time. It makes no statement about whether successful or prevented attacks resulted from them.

  1. 01

    Observation: Which activity stands out?

  2. 02

    Context: Which systems and connections are affected?

  3. 03

    Next step: What should the IT team examine more closely?

Discuss an analysis for your environment

TECHNICAL FIT

The deployment starts with your environment.

Together with your team we clarify which question should be answered, which part of the network is relevant and how the results can feed into your existing processes.

Technology and architecture
  • Agree on the capture point or the test scope
  • Clarify data processing and operational prerequisites
  • Agree on the analysis and the responsibilities

DATA AND RESPONSIBILITY

Analysis in Germany.

Data processing

Location and analysis take place in Germany. The depth of capture is agreed to suit the environment.

AEGYS DATALYTICS AG

The technical guidance combines experience from threat research, industrial security and cyber crisis management.

BACKED BY

People who have shaped cybersecurity

Behind AEGYS stands an advisory board of unusual depth — from science, critical infrastructure, international threat research, and global crisis management.

Candid Wüest

Candid Wüest

Threat research · formerly Acronis and Symantec · RSA and BlackHat speaker

Jörg Eschweiler

Jörg Eschweiler

NATO Digital Capability · formerly IBM, Airbus Defense, Atos

Prof. Dr. Jivka Ovtcharova

Prof. Dr. Jivka Ovtcharova

KIT professor · FZI director · AI expert for industrial security

Markus Geier

Markus Geier

Cyber crisis management since 1985 · CEO ComCode

FAQ

Frequently asked — technical and organizational

NEXT STEP

Which security question would you like to answer reliably?

Discuss your environment and your trigger with us. Together we clarify whether Pulse, a pentest or a combination of both makes sense.