Why is Cyber Security Needed?

The importance of security is growing as a result of the increased risk that businesses face from cyber security. Fundamentally, data leaks that could result in identity theft are now publicly published on various social media accounts because modern society has become more technologically dependent than ever and shows no signs of slowing down.

Additionally, because private information like social security numbers, bank account information, and credit card numbers are now stored in cloud storage services like Google Drive and Dropbox, cybercriminals can more easily misuse them.

And the harsh truth is that everyone depends on computer networks on a daily basis, whether they are individuals, small businesses, or multinational corporations. The development of cloud services, insufficient cloud service protection, smartphones, and the Internet of Things all serve to aggravate it further.

Cyber Security

We identify more cyber threats than security software can on its own. Our tools detect and eliminate 99.98% of threats automatically, freeing up our analysts to hunt down the most sophisticated attackers, who can only be found and stopped by a highly skilled human.
To prevent threats from upsetting your business, we look into the situation and act on your behalf. Whether you require assistance with making informed decisions or a full-scale incident response, our analysts can identify, investigate, and address threats in just a few minutes.
To stop threats from happening again, we pinpoint their underlying causes. We take proactive steps and make suggestions that lessen the risk to your company. Less disruption for your IT and security teams, staff, and clients means fewer incidents.

Services We Offer

Network surveillance

Nothing reduces productivity like a malfunctioning network. Businesses can manage to expand, and shift networks and stay ahead of outages by using network monitoring. A robust network monitoring system should be operational around-the-clock at your cyber security firm.

Updating and Patching

Modern operating systems, browsers, and software offer excellent protection against malware, viruses, and other online threats. When security flaws are discovered, companies release patches, which are compact pieces of software. Over 200,000 computers were impacted by the infamous ransomware attack known as WannaCry. It could have been avoided. Many computers didn't have the patch installed or updated, despite Microsoft having previously released a patch for the problem.

Employee Education

Employees should receive basic security procedures and guidelines training. This entails setting up secure passwords, safeguarding customer information, and enforcing Internet usage guidelines. Best practices for employees should be recommended by your cyber security firm.

Resolving Issues

The potential risks increase with the length of time it takes to identify and address a security threat. Issues should be promptly resolved by your IT company.