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Ongoing Security Assessment Services
Assessing the security controls protecting your company's critical assets should be regular hygiene for any organization — especially so for smaller companies that may not have safety nets in place to protect stakeholders against the fallout from attacks and intrusions. For organizations with a smaller IT footprint and sometimes smaller budgets, our small business solution offers à la carte security assessment services that combine perimeter, internal, and wireless defense testing, with add-ons that include phishing, malware, and ransomware campaigns.
Ongoing Security Assessment Services
Ongoing Security Assessment Services
Ongoing Security Assessment Services
Cybersecurity is an ever-evolving entity, but many organizations struggle to optimize and update their existing security solutions. Our ongoing security assessment services help you determine what components of a given solution you need in the long term, whether an earlier solution was deployed and configured correctly, or what more you could do to protect yourself from cyberattacks.
Tips for SMALL Businesses
- If you suspect deceit, hit delete
It may be the simplest cyber security advice, but it holds true. If an email, message or voicemail looks suspicious, don’t take a chance. Delete, report or verify the sender before taking action. - The most important part of secret password is the secret part
If everyone knows a secret, it isn’t a secret anymore. The same goes with your passwords. Never share passwords or let others log in with your credentials. - Report data spills before molehills become mountains or small leaks become fountains
Data breaches are bad. Don’t let them get worse. Report security incidents immediately so your security team can quickly respond and prevent any further damage. - If it blinks, it stinks. Look out for malicious plug-ins and fake updates
Software updates are never initiated by obtrusive, blinking popups. Perform updates directly from the app or software or turn on automatic updates to avoid update notifications altogether. - A long password is a strong password
This simple tip can significantly strengthen your password, but remember to add as much complexity to your passwords as possible. - Passwords are like underwear. Change them regularly, don’t leave them where people can see and never share them
Looking for a relatable way to get your coworkers’ attention and pass along the message of password security? Who could argue with this logic? - The bug stops here. Use anti-malware programs to prevent virus infections.
This slogan is a clever reminder for individuals to take personal responsibility for their own security by ensuring protections such as anti-malware software is active and updated on their machines. - You Buy, They Lie
Need a reminder about the sweepstake prizes, free offerings and outrageous sales landing in your inbox or displayed on web pages? Remember, if an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. - Don’t let your trash become someone else’s treasure. Feed your shredder often.
In an increasingly digital world, it’s easy to forget the security risks that come with physical documents. This slogan stresses the importance of securing sensitive documents and preventing dumpster diving. - Think before you click
This slogan reinforces the idea that a single click on a phishing email or malicious attachment may be all cyber-criminals need to get what they want. - A little goes a long way
This short slogan applies to many security best practices, from taking an extra second to verify an email, to collecting as little customer information as possible to reduce the chances of a costly data breach. - Before you leave the scene, clear your desk and screen
Use this catchy slogan as a reminder to lock your machine and remove any sensitive notes from your workstation every time you leave. - Don’t sync for sync’s sake
Do you need to automatically sync your devices with cloud storage? Be sure you understand your cloud storage configuration and security settings before automating file and media sharing. - Protect personal information. The identity saved could be your own.
Cyber-criminals target personal information to access accounts, construct social engineering attacks or even steal identities. Protect every piece of personal information including your coworkers’, customers’ and even your own. - Typos Cost You
It was just a harmless typo, right? Not so fast. One web address typo could land you on a phony website built to steal your information or infect your device with malware. - Verify, verify, verify
If the old real estate adage “location, location, location” was applied to cybersecurity, it would translate as “verify, verify, verify”. There is no harm in verifying the authenticity of a suspicious email, message or voicemail and it could save you or your organization from a devastating breach. - Don’t leave a trail from your cookies
This slogan pinpoints the need to clear your browser’s cookies and history often to cover your tracks for other potential users of the machine. - If you find something, say something
You don’t have to be a cybersecurity expert to be a key contributor to your — or your organization’s — security. If you find (or see) something, report it. - Don’t take the bait
Oh so simple, but oh so true. Phishing emails use enticing bait to excite or scare victims into making a split-second decision. Recognize these offers for what they are — phishing bait — and you can avoid every attack. - Restart is Smart!
Make it a habit to restart your devices. With automatic updates enabled, restarting your devices initiates updates and patches built to keep you and your devices secure.