We believe in security
by default.

We are answering the cybersecurity imperative for all organizations.

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Moon Tiger: Securing the Digital Frontier

In an era where digital breaches can cost companies millions and compromise critical data, robust cybersecurity is non-negotiable. The average cost of a data breach in 2024 is assessed to exceed $4.88 million, with consequences ranging from financial losses to irreparable damage to reputation. At Moon Tiger, we are dedicated to transforming this landscape. Our vision is safe navigation of the digital landscape for everyone. Our mission is to secure the digital world.

We exist to stop the cyber kill chain.

2.2k

Reported cyber attacks in 2022

60%

Were deemed successful.

$6.9

Billion dollars in financial losses

287

Average days to detect and respond

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Our Approach:
Demystifying Cybersecurity

Why we do it

The Cyber Imperative

Our journey began in the heart of the Department of Defense (DoD), where we directly confronted the stark realities of cybersecurity threats. We witnessed firsthand how critical intellectual property was stolen from the defense industrial base, rapidly erasing the technology gap achieved through years of research and development. Moon Tiger exists to answer this cyber imperative.

How we do it

Secure. By default.

We have developed a deliberate approach to addressing the most vulnerable areas in cybersecurity. By focusing on the fundamental principles and critical areas of security, we create a comprehensive framework to address cybersecurity requirements.

Assessment

Identifying vulnerabilities and understanding the unique challenges of your organization.

Strategy

Crafting a tailored cybersecurity plan that addresses your specific needs.

Implementation

Executing the plan with precision, using proven practices and technologies.

Improvement

Regularly updating and refining our strategies to stay ahead of evolving threats or changing requirements.

Our Solutions

Our approach is structured around three core pillars, each addressing a key aspect of cybersecurity:

Stage 1

Fortified Foundations

A secure environment is the bedrock of any robust cybersecurity strategy. Without a solid foundation, even the most advanced defenses can crumble. Our approach ensures that your digital infrastructure is impenetrable, protecting your assets and data from the ground up.

Stage 2

Resilient Supply Chains

In a world of interconnected systems, your security is only as strong as your weakest link. Ensuring the integrity of your software supply chain is crucial to ensuring your system operates securely at every critical moment.

Stage 3

Active Cyber Defense

Static defenses are not enough. Active cyber defense involves real-time threat detection and response, ensuring that you stay ahead of potential breaches.

A Comprehensive Approach

Tailored Solutions for Every Need

While we recommend a comprehensive approach integrating all three stages, we understand that each organization has unique needs. Our solutions can be customized a la carte to address specific challenges, ensuring that you get the protection you need without unnecessary complexity.

Why choose us as your cyber security specialists?

The average cost of a cyber breach greatly outweighs most organizational investments in security. To get ahead of the threat, we use a three-pronged approach to incorporate cybersecurity in an organization’s business [mission] value streams, shifting security into design and development, remaining vigilant in runtime, and everything in between.

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Zero Trust
September 2024

Zero Trust: A Comprehensive Approach for Public Sector Security

Zero Trust is a crucial cybersecurity model that demands constant verification of user identities, devices, and data interactions across the network. In this blog, we will break down Zero Trust into its core elements—person entities, non-person entities, devices, and data—and discuss its importance to the public sector.

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