We now proudly guard InvestTimes.com
We are proud to announce that InvestTimes.com is now protected by Guarding, our early detection of cyber threats.
Who Invest Times is
Invest Times is an English language financial daily about startups and investing. It writes about founders, funding rounds, markets and the people who move capital. Readers trust a financial publication with their attention and often with their decisions, so its domain, its email and its website have to stay exactly what they claim to be.
What Guarding does for InvestTimes.com
Guarding watches a company from the outside, the way an attacker sees it before an attack. For InvestTimes.com our specialists watch:
- the domain and DNS, including changes of nameservers and records,
- email security, so that nobody can send messages that look like they come from the newsroom,
- the website, its certificates, security headers and exposed files,
- data leaks connected to the domain,
- lookalike domains that could be used for fake login pages and phishing,
- AI Attack Defense, signs that someone is preparing an attack with the help of AI models,
- DDoS resilience, how well the online service is prepared to withstand an overload attack.
When our scan finds something that needs attention, the Invest Times team gets an email and SMS right away, and every incident is reviewed by our specialists. The full list is in what we guard.
Nothing to install, no access needed
We did not install anything at Invest Times and we did not ask for any access to its systems. Learn more in What is external attack surface monitoring.
We are glad to stand by Invest Times. If you want the same protection for your company, request an offer.
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