Protecting yourself from uninvited guests is more important than ever. Hackers and criminals are becoming more creative in the way they access your data. Having the right combination of security solutions in place is essential to ensuring company data and customer information is secure.
Understanding the right combination of tools, software and services your company requires to protect your critical processes, data and client information can be overwhelming. SECURE ITnet offers security bundles that cover the key areas of your organization.
Endpoint/end-user protection is a key element of your company’s security plan. It should include things such as Multi-Factor Authentication, Patch Management and Application Control. Encryption is another excellent choice for protecting your data. Where it be whole disk encryption, file/folder encryption or email encryption we have you covered.
Many companies struggle with keeping their servers and devices patched to the latest versions. Yet this is one of the easiest ways bad players can target your network. Be sure to include patch management in your security plan.
Other things for your consideration include security awareness training, VPN, Network Intrusion Prevention Systems, Network Access control and of course Secure Wireless.
As IT environments become more complex and difficult to manage the need for SIEM (Security Information; Event Management) and Log Management becomes more crucial. Whether it is compliance needs, operational support, zero-day threat detection or Advanced Persistent Threats, the need for security information management real.
SECURE ITnet recommends regular Penetration Testing for ALL our clients. Penetration/Network Vulnerability Assessments help an organization identify vulnerabilities that can be a result of a combination of low-risk vulnerabilities that if exploited can cause a high-risk scenario. It may also detect vulnerabilities your automated network or scanning software by not be able to detect. In addition, many regulations require Penetration Testing as a part of the compliance process.
Endpoints are where most hacker activity takes place. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) will provide you with an accurate view of a hacker attack as it is evolving. Your endpoints may also be a key source of forensic data in identifying abnormal behaviors that can prevent a breach.
Use and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) is another important way to help reduce security risks for your company. By analyzing your user’s behaviors connected to your network and end-points such as servers and applications we can spot anomalies and alert you to potential nefarious behavior.
Once there is an alert or breach your response may be the difference between avoiding/containing the threat or the compromise spreading and causing serious harm to your network and organization.
Our solutions will give you a broader view of attacks and prevent them from spreading further. You will be provided with detailed captures that will assist you with as you undertake more detailed investigations about the alert/breach. In addition, our solutions are able to identify, validate and contain the compromise simplifying the remediation process.
We hope it never happens to you…but you must be prepared in the event there is a natural disaster, hardware failure or even a cyber-attack on your organization. It is important to minimize business disruption and have the ability to recover lost, deleted and ransomed files quickly.
While backup is critical for every company disaster recover takes a lot more than just having data backed up. There are many reasons you need a well thought out documented disaster plan including:
Does your business require high availability? We can provide high availability environments that eliminate single points of failure and allow you to conduct business 24 X 7.
In order to have the most efficient recovery possible we recommend email and data archiving to round out your planning efforts.
When it comes to security don’t forget to look at all areas of the operation including, network switching, IoT, sensors, beacons, physical security cameras and your unified communications systems.
