Prezi
Prezi is a presentation software that allows users to create and deliver dynamic, non-linear presentations. Unlike traditional slide-based presentations, Prezi uses a single canvas with zooming and panning capabilities to create a more engaging and visually appealing experience.
Knowing about an organization's presence on Prezi is essential in the context of external attack surface management and digital risk protection because:
Exposure of sensitive information: Organizations may inadvertently expose sensitive information in their Prezi presentations, such as internal strategies, financial data, or customer details. Attackers could exploit this information.
Branding and reputation risks: If an organization's Prezi presentations are poorly designed, contain errors, or are misused, it could negatively impact its brand and reputation.
Phishing and malware distribution: Attackers may use Prezi to create convincing phishing presentations or distribute malware disguised as legitimate content.
Third-party risks: Organizations may use third-party Prezi templates or collaborate with external parties on presentations, which could introduce security vulnerabilities.
Security teams can identify and mitigate these risks by monitoring an organization's presence on Prezi, ensuring that sensitive information is protected and the organization's brand and reputation are maintained.
ThreatNG can help manage the risks associated with an organization's presence on Prezi through its comprehensive external attack surface management and digital risk protection capabilities. Here's how ThreatNG's various modules can be leveraged:
1. External Discovery and Assessment: ThreatNG excels at discovering and assessing external assets, including those on Prezi. It can identify an organization's Prezi presence and analyze the content for potential risks.
Domain Intelligence: ThreatNG's Domain Intelligence module can identify subdomains and other domains associated with the organization's Prezi account. This helps uncover any shadow IT or unmanaged Prezi accounts that may pose security risks.
Sensitive Code Exposure: This module can scan Prezi presentations for inadvertently exposed sensitive information, such as API keys, credentials, or internal data.
Online Sharing Exposure: This module uncovers existing Prezi presentations for any sensitive or confidential information that may have been unintentionally shared publicly, adding another layer of protection against data leaks and reputational damage.
2. Reporting and Continuous Monitoring: ThreatNG provides detailed reports and continuous monitoring capabilities to monitor an organization's Prezi presence and associated risks.
Reporting: ThreatNG offers various reports, including technical, executive, and prioritized reports, that can be customized to focus on Prezi-related risks. These reports help communicate the findings to different stakeholders and facilitate remediation efforts.
Continuous Monitoring: ThreatNG monitors the organization's Prezi presence for changes or new risks. This helps ensure that new presentations or updates are promptly assessed for potential security issues.
3. Investigation Modules: ThreatNG provides in-depth investigation modules that can be used to analyze Prezi-related risks in detail.
Domain Intelligence: This module can investigate the domain associated with the organization's Prezi account, including DNS records, subdomains, and SSL certificates. This can help identify potential vulnerabilities or misconfigurations that attackers could exploit.
Sensitive Code Exposure: This module can analyze the code within Prezi presentations to identify any exposed sensitive information, such as API keys or credentials. This helps prevent data leaks and unauthorized access.
Online Sharing Exposure: This module can analyze the organization's presence on Prezi and other online sharing platforms to identify potentially risky content or activities.
4. Intelligence Repositories: ThreatNG leverages various intelligence repositories to enrich its analysis and provide context to the identified risks.
Dark Web Presence: ThreatNG can search the dark web for any mentions of the organization's Prezi presentations or related information. This helps identify potential data leaks or compromises that may not be visible through other means.
Known Vulnerabilities: ThreatNG maintains a database of known vulnerabilities, which is used to assess the security of the technologies used in Prezi presentations. This helps identify any potential weaknesses that attackers could exploit.
Compromised Credentials: ThreatNG can check if any of the organization's credentials have been compromised and exposed on the dark web. This helps prevent unauthorized access to Prezi accounts and sensitive information.
5. Complementary Solutions: ThreatNG can work with complementary solutions to enhance its capabilities and provide a more holistic security posture.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): ThreatNG can integrate with SIEM solutions to monitor and analyze Prezi-related security events. This helps identify and respond to potential threats more quickly.
Vulnerability Scanners: ThreatNG can complement vulnerability scanners by providing external context and insights into the identified vulnerabilities. This helps prioritize remediation efforts and reduce the organization's attack surface.
Examples of ThreatNG Helping:
ThreatNG can identify a Prezi presentation containing sensitive financial data that was inadvertently made public. This allows the organization to remove sensitive information and prevent potential data leaks.
ThreatNG can detect a phishing campaign using a fake Prezi presentation to steal user credentials. This allows the organization to warn users and take down the malicious presentation.
ThreatNG can discover a shadow IT Prezi account created by an employee without proper security controls. This allows the organization to secure the account and prevent potential data exposure.
Examples of ThreatNG Working with Complementary Solutions:
ThreatNG can identify a vulnerability in a Prezi presentation and alert the SIEM solution. The SIEM solution can then correlate this information with other security events and trigger an automated response, such as blocking access to the vulnerable presentation.
ThreatNG can discover a new Prezi presentation and automatically initiate a vulnerability scan using a complementary vulnerability scanner. This helps ensure that any new presentations are promptly assessed for security risks.
By leveraging ThreatNG's comprehensive capabilities and integrating it with complementary solutions, organizations can effectively manage the risks associated with their presence on Prezi and protect their sensitive information, brand reputation, and overall security posture.
