60%
of information to hack a company can be found on Instagram
According to Rachel Tobac, renowned social engineer, 60% of the information needed to hack a company is found on Instagram as employees inadvertently share confidential data.
The Problem
Social media apps and channels are not built to be compliant or secure.
- Current digital risk monitoring solutions cannot read photos and videos
- Archiving and monitoring solutions do not meet privacy and GDPR standards, especially on BYOD
- Reputations and security are risked daily with enthusiastic employees posting Instagram photos and videos on LinkedIn
Our Solution
The first platform to automate the entire end-to-end monitoring lifecycle with an enterprise-wide regulatory intelligence, including GDPR.
- Real-time alerts for fast response to data leaks via video, text and photo and organizations awareness of public data leaks
- Evidence to regulators of ‘best-practice’ in data monitoring and archiving
- Under 120 seconds onboarding time, tailored to specific organizations and key risk personal
Our Products
DeepView delivers a unified platform for managing risk on digital platforms. One interactive secure portal allowing our ‘Buddies’ to enable employees to engage their networks securely and compliantly.
Reporting, Archiving and Better Digital Safety
Did You Know
65%
businesses worried that consumer chat apps can create a security "loophole"
Half were troubled by their inability to monitor and audit employee communications. Ovum's 2017 "Secure Enterprise Messaging" survey of 300 businesses.
50%
more likely to achieve sales quota when teams are engaged on social media
Research from LinkedIn and Hootsuite found that executives have a key role to play in using social media to enhance the reputation of their firms, attract talent, and increase sales.
