Results Over Claims⟶
Scenarios
Real scenarios. Real outcomes. See how SKADI’s approach to autonomous defense holds up when it matters most.
Results Over Claims⟶
Real scenarios. Real outcomes. See how SKADI’s approach to autonomous defense holds up when it matters most.
An attacker gained access through an executive email compromise, exploiting an outdated system with no MFA. Client data was accessed and funds redirected before the breach was detected — weeks later.
Impact: $1M+ in client compensation, legal penalties, lost contracts.
What Frostbow™ would have done: Detected the credential anomaly on first use. Behavioral baseline deviation on the executive account — accessing systems outside established patterns from an unfamiliar location — would have triggered autonomous session revocation within seconds of the first anomalous action.
Frostbow™ would have detected and contained this threat autonomously — before it became a breach.
A phishing email delivered ransomware that encrypted patient files across the practice. A $75K ransom was paid. HIPAA violations triggered mandatory notification, regulatory review, and patient attrition.
Impact: $75K ransom + regulatory penalties + reputational damage.
What Frostbow™ would have done: Detected the phishing delivery through process execution anomaly. The subsequent file encryption behavior — mass file modifications at a rate inconsistent with any legitimate process — would have triggered immediate process termination and endpoint isolation before the encryption completed.
Frostbow™ would have detected and contained this threat autonomously — before it became a breach.
Spear-phishing harvested an employee’s credentials. 500 clients’ financial data was accessed over multiple sessions and sold on the dark web before the breach was discovered.
Impact: $500K+ total impact including regulatory penalties, client compensation, and reputational loss.
What Frostbow™ would have done: Flagged the initial credential use from an unfamiliar IP. As the attacker’s session accessed client records at a volume and pattern outside the account’s established baseline, composite confidence would have crossed the high-severity threshold — session revoked before the data volume reached the exfiltration threshold.
Frostbow™ would have detected and contained this threat autonomously — before it became a breach.
POS malware was installed through a compromised software update and harvested 200 customers’ credit card data over several weeks before detection.
Impact: $50K in fraud costs, customer trust destroyed.
What Frostbow™ would have done: Detected the POS terminal’s behavioral deviation — memory read patterns inconsistent with normal transaction processing — and isolated the affected terminals at the network layer within seconds of the pattern emerging.
Frostbow™ would have detected and contained this threat autonomously — before it became a breach.
