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Closing the Barn Door First: The Critical Importance of Early Crisis Detection With Kailash Ambwani, Chief Executive Officer at Constella Intelligence With Host Richard Levick of LEVICK
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Closing the Barn Door First: The Critical Importance of Early Crisis Detection With Kailash Ambwani, Chief Executive Officer at Constella Intelligence With Host Richard Levick of LEVICK: Kailash Ambwani, Chief Executive Officer at Constella Intelligence, a global leader in Digital Risk Protection -- protecting more than 25 million users and over 100 organizations worldwide -- joins host Richard Levick of LEVICK to discuss all the things companies can do to anticipate and detect bad cyber actors before they strike. Constella Intelligence is a leading global Digital Risk Protection business that works in partnership with some of the world’s largest organizations to safeguard what matters most and defeat digital risk. Constella combines investigation platforms and proprietary data lakes, advanced proprietary technology and best-in-class analytics to enable organizations to anticipate and mitigate risks to their business, their people and their reputations. They have managed the largest breach data collection on the planet, with over 100 billion attributes and 45 billion curated identity records spanning 125 countries and 53 languages and provide early detection, analysis of impact while its happening and identify individuals or groups behind the event.
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