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Getting Started

Cybersecurity - Incident Response Plan

Cybersecurity events can be small and occur over an extended period or be large and immediately impact your business viability. An incident response (IR) plan focuses on how to identify, respond, and recover from such events. Events hit businesses without warning, and a thoughtful plan provides guidance in chaotic moments.

Cybersecurity - Training

Employees and contractors are an asset to maintaining security around your systems. But they can also be a huge liability if uneducated on cybersecurity. A cybersecurity training program ensures everyone in your business stays current and aware of the cyber pitfalls.

Data Security for Business - Servers

Businesses handle and store intellectual property and personal information. Often there are multiple entry and exit points where this data can be accessed by unscrupulous people. And with more costly data laws being introduced by governments, securing data has become an absolute requirement for a company's longevity. Server security is a fundamental requirement for protecting data.

Data Security for Business - Employees

Businesses handle and store intellectual property and personal information. Often there are multiple entry and exit points where this data can be accessed by unscrupulous people. And with more costly data laws being introduced by governments, securing data has become an absolute requirement for a company's longevity. Employee security is a fundamental requirement for protecting data.

Data Security for Business - Transmission

Businesses handle and store intellectual property and personal information. Often there are multiple entry and exit points where this data can be accessed by unscrupulous people. And with more costly data laws being introduced by governments, securing data has become an absolute requirement for a company's longevity. Data transmission security is a fundamental requirement for protecting data.

Data Security for Business - Website & Cloud

Businesses handle and store intellectual property and personal information. Often there are multiple entry and exit points where this data can be accessed by unscrupulous people. And with more costly data laws being introduced by governments, securing data has become an absolute requirement for a company's longevity. Website and cloud application security is a fundamental requirement for protecting data.

Patch Management

Patch management is one of the most important methods for reducing the chance of a cyber crime against your business. However patch management is often a complicated process because of the variety of software used in a company and the effect on a business if a patch rollout fails or is not performed. Reduce the risk of not applying patches by following a structured approach to patch management.

IOT Device Usage Controls

Internet of Things (IoT) devices are found in nearly every aspect of business and life. Historically security on IoT devices have been lacking, either through design or lack of security updates. Cyber criminals are increasing their attacks against such vulnerabilities. IoT usage controls can greatly shrink the security gaps.

IOT Device Development Controls

Internet of Things (IoT) devices can be physically or virtually connected to computers or other systems. And when a device contains sensitive customer or business information, it becomes a big target for the criminal element. Proper IoT development controls will reduce the security risk to customers using your devices.

BYOD Controls

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is prevalent in the workplace, especially when using contractors and freelancers. When you allow employees to use their personal devices, such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets, to access your system or data, whatever is on that device can infect your system. Managing BYOD reduces the cybersecurity risk.