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      What are the main differences between automatic and manual threat identification and remediation?

      Automatic threat identification means BforeAI takes immediate action without needing approval, while manual identification allows organizations more involvement, requiring approval before Takedown begins.

      At BforeAI, we recognize that every company has unique security preferences and requirements. To accommodate your needs, we offer two distinct approaches to attack identification and remediation that align with your company's security strategy:

      Automatic attack Identification and Remediation 

      Our Automatic attack Identification and Remediation option ensures that your organization retains control over takedown approvals, but it streamlines the process. Here's how it works:

      • Client Panel Not Required: In the automatic approach, you won't need to access the Client Panel to initiate the takedown process.
      • Rapid Response: Our system automatically initiates Disruption for identified attacks without requiring your explicit entry into the Precrime Platform.
      • Effortless Monitoring: You can conveniently track the progress of ongoing attacks through our client panel.
      • Hands-Off Efficiency: This option is suitable for companies that prefer a more automated approach and do not need to review and approve every identified domain through the Precrime Platform.

      Manual Threat Identification and Remediation

      Opting for Manual attack Identification and Remediation empowers your organization with a hands-on role in the decision-making process regarding attack identification and remediation. Here's what this entails:

      • Client Panel Entry: In the manual approach, you will need to access the Precrime Platform to start the takedown process by clicking 'Approve Takedown.'
      • Enhanced Control: You maintain increased control and oversight, ensuring that actions closely align with your organization's cybersecurity strategy and objectives.
      • Approval-Based: Regardless of the approach, our clients always have the final say in approving takedowns.
      • User-Initiated: Switching to manual operation means you will need to enter the Precrime Platform to initiate the takedown process. This gives you direct involvement in the process.

      Choose the approach that best fits your company's security strategy and needs, whether it's a more streamlined, automated process or a hands-on, user-initiated approach that puts you in control.

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