Evict endpoint threats in seconds, not hours.
UpSight is the only purpose-built AI engine that can predict, interdict and evict ransomware before the damage is done.
PREDICT
Natural Language Processing (NLP) AI parses threat behaviors like a language, with known syntax, allowing UpSight to predict an attacker’s next move like the next word in a sentence.
INTERDICT
Ransomware, phishing and credential-theft attacks are identified, isolated and proactively neutralized, halting the executable before it does damage to your sensitive business systems.
EVICT
UpSight permanently evicts AI-assisted attackers from your system, reversing all backdoor access points to prevent future attacks, rolling back damage in seconds, not hours or days.
Security Expertise,
AI Innovation
The UpSight senior team has a combined 90 years of endpoint security experience, trusted by Fortune 500 client companies. Our founders, Tracy Camp and Svetoslav Vassilev, have been innovating together at McAfee and Carbon Black for 17 years, where they supported businesses with revenues in the multibillions, and managed over 150 million deployed endpoints. Today, the development team at UpSight is recruited from the most talented collaborators Camp and Vassilev worked with during their tenures at those firms.
UpSight couples its deep security industry experience with a novel approach to natural language detection, interdiction and eviction, and has filed for utility patents on that technology. In Tracy Camp's words, “Our AI platform distills billions of events from the operating system down to the handful that are interesting, as fast as possible. We aren't just looking for anomalies against some baseline; we are selecting out threats that are members of the ‘attackword’ lexicon, starting with MITRE ATT&CK™ -- which leaves us with a much more solvable problem -- the language of the attack itself. Perhaps only 100 technologists in the world can do what we're doing, and UpSight is the only team doing it.”
AI-augmented ransomware is here.
“That Russian native hacker who doesn’t speak English well is no longer going to craft a crappy email to your employees. It’s going to be native language English, it’s gonna make sense, it’s gonna pass kind of the sniff test of whatever topic it’s trying to convey.”
Rob Joyce | Director NSA Cybersecurity