A major Japanese telecommunications company successfully averted a breach using KELA’s OCR technology. This advanced system detected critical information hidden within an image, allowing the company to respond swiftly and minimize the damage caused by the incident

The school district oversees 140+ school buildings and educates over 180,000 students. In the 2022-2023 academic year, many school districts experienced cyberattacks, as reported by the White House and GAO. KELA Group’s Cyber Intelligence Platform swiftly identified and secured the education institute’s internet assets.    

A few years ago, Universities had to shift to remote teaching methods due to Covid-19, which resulted in increased vulnerability of CTI systems to cyber-attacks. Osaka University responded proactively by devising a plan to strengthen their cyber security and chose KELA’s Cyber Threat Intelligence platform to support them.

As part of an ongoing automated cybercrime attack surface monitoring for a customer – a US Law Enforcement Agency, KELA’s Platform detected an image of a check from a fraud-dedicated Telegram group. The check was written by a police officer from the agency. The timely findings enabled the customer to remediate the threat.

KELA recently utilized its automated attack surface monitoring module to identify a list of credit card numbers that belonged to a Japanese Financial Company. Fortunately, KELA had pre-set each credit card issued by the company as a monitored organizational asset on its platform. These cards were active and had a cumulative balance of over $750,000.

KELA detected a compromised account associated with a resource connected to a major telecommunications domain. As the company requested to purchase the bot files to assess the risk, KELA found that the files were no longer available. Read more to learn how KELA prevented a compromised account threat from becoming a cyberattack.