ZecOps is a sophisticated tool that enables advanced threat hunting through the collection and examination of operating system-level data from iOS and Android devices. This vital information can facilitate automatic or demand-driven mobile cyber investigations, which can speed up incident response.
The system was created to manage the massive amount of data stored in iOS logs to detect potential zero-day, single-target, or zero-click attacks. ZecOps “does the heavy lifting for SOC teams, saving months of work with every investigation,” according to Jamf.
To accomplish this, it automatically creates a timeline of suspicious events and a compromise to help demonstrate how and when devices are hit.
Some consumers might feel uneasy about the concept of tech having access to their device logs, but the businesses emphasise that the technology only logs low-level system and diagnostic data. It excludes personal information like pictures, videos, texts, and call records.
ZecOps, one of the world’s most innovative firms in 2021, is used to safeguard Bloomberg and the BBC and other important global corporations, governments, and people. In 2020, it infamously discovered a dangerous iOS vulnerability.
One client, identified only as “Department of State, a G7 government,” said that “ZecOps is the only technology available that provides the power to collect, transport, and analyse mobile device logs for evidence of a compromise or hostile activity.”
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