What we do...

We at LogScreen save your organisation time, energy and money by supplying you best practice solutions which comply with legislation, enforce corporate policies, enhance the working environment, improve operational efficiency, protect against fraud, civil or criminal proceedings, financial and reputational loss, and brand damage.

The problems we solve

We, at LogScreen, solve the problems of data theft with early detection and the manipulation of databases in a corporate network. With our real-time security alerts your organisation will have sufficient time to outwit the thief and to contain the ramifications of the fraud.

We solve the problem of cyber crime going undetected so often for months, and sometimes, for years. With our services you know what is happening in your networks; we help you trace the criminal.

We solve the problem that data thieves work in the shadow and take advantage of blurred networks. Our continuous log monitoring and analysis services guarantee our customers 24/7/365 transparency and an early warning system.

We solve the problem that cyber fraudsters get away with theft. Our services provide the necessary forensic evidence to take fraudsters to court. Through our services you can significantly improve their information security posture, reduce financial losses from data theft, and ensure overall sustainability of your business.

A recent news article reads

T-Mobile: Employee data theft leads to U.K.'s largest data breach.Employee sold millions of customer records to data brokers.


An employee of wireless service provider T-Mobile sold millions of customer database records to data brokers, leading to the biggest breach ever seen in the U.K., according to news reports.
The U.K. Information Commissioners Office (ICO), a British privacy watchdog organization, revealed yesterday that a mobile service operator had lost "thousands" of customer records sold by an employee who had access to the service provider's database. The employee earned "substantial sums" for selling the records, which were used by rival providers to get customers to switch services, the ICO says.


The Guardian, Nov 18, 2009

Shouldn’t this article rather read

T-Mobile: Employee data theft detected in real-time, U.K.’s largest data theft was blocked. Employee was stopped from selling millions of customer records.


An employee of wireless service provider T-Mobile tried to sell millions of customer database records to data brokers, but was stopped doing so.

LogScreen, a Managed Security Solutions Provider providing log monitoring and analysis to T-Mobile detected the theft from T-Mobile’s databases in real-time and alerted its customer of this security breach within minutes.

T-Mobile could immediately identify the fraudster, launching its emergency procedures and together with the British police apprehend the data thief. Further damage or financial loss for T-Mobile’s customers was successfully prevented.