The most frequent threats include phishing and business email compromise (BEC), ransomware, credential theft, unpatched software vulnerabilities, and insider threats. Smaller organizations are increasingly targeted because they often lack dedicated security staff but still hold valuable data.

Pantheon uses a layered defense: endpoint protection blocks malicious software, DNS filtering stops connections to malicious sites, email scanning catches phishing attempts, MFA prevents credential compromise, and SIEM monitoring detects unusual behavior before ransomware can spread. Tested, immutable backups ensure recovery if an incident occurs.

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) collects and analyzes log data from across your environment 24/7 to detect threats in real time. Any organization handling sensitive data, regulated information, or with more than 10 employees benefits from SIEM-level monitoring. Pantheon offers SIEM as part of its Advanced Security package.

Yes. Pantheon’s Advanced Security package functions as a managed SOC layer — providing 24/7 threat monitoring, detection, and incident response support alongside your existing internal IT staff. Your team handles day-to-day operations while Pantheon watches for threats around the clock.

Dark web monitoring continuously scans illicit marketplaces and data dumps for your organization’s email addresses and credentials. When a match is found — often from a third-party data breach — Pantheon alerts you immediately so compromised passwords can be changed before an attacker uses them.

Yes. Simulated phishing campaigns test whether employees can recognize deceptive emails in a safe, controlled environment. Employees who click simulated phishing links receive immediate, targeted training. Over time this measurably reduces the organization’s susceptibility to real attacks.

Yes. Cyber insurers now require documented controls including MFA, endpoint protection, backup testing, and security training. Pantheon implements these controls and provides the documentation insurers ask for during the application and renewal process.

Pantheon’s incident response process includes: immediate containment of the affected system or account, investigation to determine scope and root cause, notification to client stakeholders per agreed procedures, remediation and recovery, and post-incident documentation. Incident response plans are developed proactively — not after an event occurs.