Get Started with CDN Compromise Defender™ 

Thank you for purchasing Celerium's CDN Compromise Defender™ solution. Here's what will happen next. 

Step 1: Set up your CDN account.

You will receive a series of emails from us with information on setting up your account, setting your password and MFA settings, and gaining access to the course portal. Please add Celerium.com to your white list to ensure receipt of these important emails.

Step 2: Schedule your Decision Engine - Firewall configuration.

Next, the CDN Decision Engine will need to be configured with your organization's firewall to start receiving data to analyze and populate reports. A representative from Celerium will contact you to schedule a 30-minute session. At this time, you have the option to turn on automatic blocking, or you can defer to a later date.

Step 3: Begin reviewing reports.

Once you have your CDN account setup and Decision Engine implementation complete, then you will begin to see data populated in various reports available within the CDN portal.
Be sure to bookmark the URL to the portal so you have easy access to it.

Reports include:

• Threat data - This shows you a list of individual IP addresses scored at a 7, 8, or 9*
• Network defense - This shows a summary of network threats against your organization based on a 30, 60, or 90-day interval. A map shows sources of threats assessed is also provided.
• Compromise defense - This shows compromise activities identified at your organization such as scanners, brute force, honeypots, and C2/controller activity. This is consider reconnaissance activity, or a precursor to cyberattacks. Here you can also see activity related dated to ports, data breach activity, and organizational impact such as a specific department. You also will have the option to download the data.