Cyber Security Solutions
Protect Your Data with total Network Security
Everyone has some highly sensitive data within their computers and cloud services, all which need comprehensive protection.
Cyber Security Consulting, Advisory & Professional Services
What is Cyber Security?
Cyber security consists of technologies, processes and controls designed to protect systems, networks and data from cyber-attacks. Effective cyber security reduces the risk of cyber-attacks and protects against the unauthorized exploitation of systems, networks and technologies. Robust Cyber security involves implementing controls based on three pillars: people, process and technology. This three-pronged approach helps organizations defend themselves from both organized attacks and common internal threats, such as accidental breaches and human error.
Vulnerability Scanning – Scans assess weaknesses on the network that a hacker could utilize to steal data. Anything that connects to the internet (be it a laptop, a Wi-Fi-enabled security camera, or a printer) represents a door to your network and data. This type of scan tests the locks on those doors. Understanding these entry-points to the network is crucial to keeping data safe.
Pll (Personal Identifiable Information) Scanning – Searches all company computers for unsecured data (e.g., credit card, social security, driver’s license numbers). Analyzing the locations of this sensitive data (which many hackers are targeting) and taking steps to safeguard it can greatly reduce the damage done from a breach.
Penetration Testing – This is a professional 3?1 party hacking attempt to determine any externally visible weaknesses. This test is required by many compliance/regulatory organizations as it is considered a comprehensive simulation of a malicious attack. The results of this proactive ” White Hat” test would give crucial insight to core vulnerabilities that can be addressed and fixed.
Active Dark Web Searches – Actively searches the Dark Web for any reference to your business domain and compromised passwords. We immediately alert you when something happens.
Lastpass Team Edition (Password Management) Automated password management software increases staff productivity by automatically inputting passwords for websites, and creating secure, complicated password s on the fly. It also allows for centralized management of business-wide passwords and reporting on how frequently website s are logged into by staff members.
Endpoint Malware/Anti-Virus Protection – Help block malware trying to enter your network from the point of entry in real-time. Global threat intelligence provides analysis to proactively defend against known and unknown threats
Two Factor Authentication – This greatly strengthens access to your applications like email and server access.
Single Sign On – Provide secure identity management and single sign-on to any application, whether in the cloud, on-premises or on a mobile device for your employees, partners and customers
Email Security – Monitor and filter all inbound and outbound email traffic using policy-based data loss prevention and encryption.
BDR (Backup and Disaster Recovery) – Cloud replication of servers to the Cloud for a warm-standby environment, in case of a disaster. The current disaster recovery process involves restoring data remotely in the event of a total loss. This approach provides for the “flipping of a switch” to resume business service, thereby greatly reducing downtime.
DLP (Data Loss Prevention) – DLP is a method of examining and preventing movement of sensitive data outside an organization’s secure perimeter. Data loss prevention (DLP), also known as data loss or leak protection, describes systems and technologies designed to detect potential data breaches or attempts to move data outside an organization’s secure storage and systems, and beyond its control. DLP refers to the identification and monitoring of sensitive data to ensure that it is only accessed by authorized users and that there are safeguards against data leaks. The prevention aspect comes into play as such systems monitor, detect, and then block access to or transmission of sensitive or proprietary data and information.
Disk Encryption – is a technology which protects information by converting it into unreadable code that cannot be deciphered easily by unauthorized people. Disk encryption uses disk encryption software or hardware to encrypt every bit of data that goes on a disk or disk volume. Disk encryption prevents unauthorized access to data storage.
SIEM (Security Information Events Management) – A system that centralizes the storage and interpretation of logs and allows near real-time analysis which enables security personnel to take defensive actions more quickly. That data is collected into a central repository for trend analysis and provides automated reporting for compliance and centralized reporting. By bringing these two functions together, SIEM systems provide quicker identification, analysis, and recovery of security events. They also allow compliance managers to confirm they are fulfilling an organization’s legal compliance requirements.
Security Awareness Training and Phishing Testing – Provides specific web-based training to your staff on how to properly handle sensitive information as well as how to identify fake emails from hackers that can attempt to steal sensitive data. A well-informed and cautious staff is crucial to avoiding these regrettable mistakes and may subsequently reduce the organization’ s liability.