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How One Organisation Found (and Blocked) 1,201,604 Hidden Threats in 31 Days When one organisation — in this case, an independent college — agreed to pilot CyberStash Eclipse.XDR and our 24/7 Cyber Defence Service, they believed their security stack was doing its job. It wasn’t. In just 31 days, Eclipse.XDR automatically blocked 1,201,604 additional threats — inbound and outbound — that their existing controls had allowed through. These weren’t low-priority events or noisy scanners; they were the kinds of behaviours that create real business risk. Here’s what was uncovered: 1- Inbound attacks from a known nation-state threat actor in Russia repeatedly probing exposed services using RDP scanner/exploit techniques. 2 - Outbound communications to a fraud/proxy network in the Netherlands — a strong indicator of user compromise or malicious web activity. Malicious/malvertising/C2-like traffic that exposed endpoints to drive-by malware and phishing, masked as normal web traffic. 3 - How did it miss their tools? Because Eclipse.XDR correlated their network logs against hundreds of millions of commercial, open-source, and government threat intelligence indicators and enforced the outcome in real time — something existing security products don’t do at scale. Why this matters A lot of organisations are quietly operating with higher cyber exposure than they think. Attacks are still slipping past: - NextGen Firewalls - Endpoint AV/EDR - SIEM …because those controls see activity but don’t continuously enforce large-scale threat intelligence blocking — especially on outbound traffic. That’s where Eclipse.XDR changes the game: it sits alongside your existing stack and automatically blocks malicious connections, inbound and outbound, as they happen. It’s a practical way to move from alerting to 24/7 exposure reduction and threat detection — without adding headcount! Want the view the full case study or to run a pilot? 👉 Request the case study / pilot: https://lnkd.in/gfTxyJRA