Deloitte | Cybersphere
Cyber Incident Response - Respond & Rebound
Client:
Deloitte
Studio:
WOUQ & Tendril
Role:
Direction & Design
Solutions
With CyberSphere being a complete product suite, one of our main focuses was providing visuals for the main product solutions, Deloitte has to offer. With the products being quite complex, the visual language surrounding these had to be easy to understand, yet still get the idea of each product nailed to the core.
Project Description:
With yet another successful partnership alongside our friends at Tendril, we've helped Deloitte to launch their new cybersecurity product CyberSphere during the RSA conference.
Not only did we craft the beautiful visuals to accompany the product launch, but we also build an interactive experience around CyberSphere, helping to understand each of the product features and points of implementation. As cybersecurity in itself is already a quite challenging thing to explain in simple terms, our main focus was setting up an easy to understand visual world, giving us the perfect environment to focus on the core ideas of each product inside of CyberSphere.
The outcome of this yields something for both experienced people in this field but also people that never had any touchpoints with cybersecurity before. Both being able to leave the booth with the right information.
Digital Identity - Trusted Identities
Attack Surface Management - Attack Vigilance
While CyberSphere in itself offers a well rounded software package, it’s main selling point is the ability to act as the hub for all the software and systems a user might run. Giving easy and streamlined access and understanding of their network.
MDXR - Detect & Respond
Managed Secure Access Service Edge
Ecosystem
Understanding how a product in itself works is important, but it’s also crucial to understand where it helps a user in the real world.
By using relatable scenarios, we made sure, that everyone is able to understand how CyberSphere can help resolving everyday issues.
The ones we chose for this experience were: Failed Password Attempts, Software Vulnerabilities and Threat Detection.