geschaeftskunden.telekom.de Deutsche Telekom Launches Affordable Cyber Defense for Small Businesses
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- •CyberProtect offers 24/7 monitoring for small and medium-sized businesses.
- •Service costs approximately 2,500 euros per year for 25 endpoints.
- •AI is utilized to analyze security events and respond to incidents.
Deutsche Telekom has introduced 'CyberProtect', a cybersecurity service aimed at small and medium-sized businesses, offering 24/7 monitoring and incident response for around 2,500 euros annually. The service is designed to protect companies with 25 endpoints, utilizing AI to analyze security events and respond to threats. CyberProtect combines Endpoint Protection and Endpoint Detection & Response to safeguard devices against suspicious activities. The service aims to alleviate the burden on internal IT teams, allowing them to focus on other tasks while ensuring continuous protection against cyber threats. The Telekom Security Operations Center monitors alerts and can isolate affected devices in case of critical incidents. This initiative comes as cyberattacks increasingly target smaller businesses, which are often ill-equipped to handle such threats independently.
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