Should you ignore the risk?

*As reported by the Identity Theft Resource Center, a non-profit dedicated to assisting victims of identity theft

Think it won't happen to you?

I have a good firewall, Don't I?

Even if you have up-to-date security patches or licensing on your firewall, a good cybersecurity defense has many components, not just a firewall.

Nobody is after our little company...

No company is exempt. Small businesses are good targets for hackers to sharpen their skills

Our computers came with antivirus ... we should be fine

Manufacturers are most concerned about their bottom line. The cheap anti-virus that comes with the computer is not sufficient for a business environment.

We can't afford cyber protection

If cybersecurity isn't in your budget, then recovering from a cyber attack REALLY isn't in your budget

We have an IT guy in-house who handles Cyber-security

The field of Cybersecurity is specialized and in-depth. Don't rely on a team that doesn't have the skills to protect your business.

None of this applies to our company

Better watch out!

Control Access to Organization Assets

Implement MFA - Add a layer of authentication, much harder to break than a password
Implement SSO - Control access to your systems in one place

Secure Work-From-Home Employees

Control which devices can be used to access data, systems and applications
Users must use an approved device to log in
Control user devices - disable logging in or using the device after resignation or termination

Centrally Control Passwords

For anything not tied into SSO, use a centrally controlled password manager
Easy for users to set and use complex passwords
Securely store and share passwords with only users with the right permissions

Protect Devices

Detect suspicious actions using an AI-powered behaviorial engine
Shut down network access, upon detection of a threat, so that infection of other machines in prevented
Automatically remediate devices to a pre-infected state

Protect Data

Make sure your most important data is backed up
Know how long it will take to recover your data
Encourage use of centrally-located storage for all organization data

Can your business afford to wait?

Cyber crime can happen at any time, to any organization.

Are you prepared?

Loss of Company Reputation

Informing employees or customers whose data could have been compromised causes a loss in trust.

Loss of Important Data & Records

While you're sleeping or enjoying time with friends and family, cyber criminals can flip the switch that will encrypt all your data, making it unusable

Exposure or Redirection of Finances

Clever criminals can obtain information they can use to redirect money intended as payments to your business. They can also reveal financial information on the dark web.

Lawsuits for Breach

Other people or entities that were affected by the breach can blame you and seek to make you pay.

Exposure of Customer Data to the Internet

Even if you have good backups, encryption isn't the biggest danger, criminals can export data and publish it on the dark web.

Downtime While Systems are Rebuilt & Data is Recovered

Rebuilding systems and recovering data can be a timely endeavor. This downtime can cost a huge amount of lost revenue.

Prepare Your Cyber Defense

Rest well tonight, knowing you've started to put up the defenses your organization needs to be protect against cyber crime.

Reach out for a no-obligation consultation about how secure your organization is and recommendations on how to strengthen your defenses.