Saving Your Business From Cyber Criminals

Regardless of your organization, everyone has sensitive data that a cyber criminal would love to get their hands on.  How they choose to use that access to data varies (such as holding you hostage with ransomware, selling your sensitive information to criminal organizations, or stealing or money) but the reality is organizations lose business from cyber crime.  These unfriendly criminals don’t care if you’re a small business, medium sized business, non-profit, or government organization.  Chances are the reason you have not been attacked yet (actually many organizations get attacked and don’t even realize it for several months) is because they just haven’t realized how much money they can make off you.

As a business owner, or organization leader, you have enough things that take up precious time in your busy life.  Worrying about when you’re going to be the victim of a cyber attack shouldn’t be one of those things.

Often times we think that information security, also known as cybersecurity or it security, can be adequately handled by our information technology (IT) staff. Unfortunately, this is not the truth. Securing your sensitive data to protect your business takes a completely different mindset than just understanding how an operating system or piece of security software works for computer systems. Expecting IT professionals to fully manage the cybersecurity risk of securing your sensitive data is a surefire way of having a data breach.

“Ironclad cybersecurity protection that eliminates risk, removes waste in spending, and saves time fixing problems.”

No one can protect your sensitive information better than cybersecurity professionals!  But there is no such thing as security professional who can be the best at performing all the important, and very different, aspects of information security:

• translate cyber risk to business language
• perform technical analysis via network scans and vulnerability assessments
• test existing security measures through penetration testing
• monitor your computer systems and network for cyber attacks
• respond to a data breach
• educate your employees

As a business owner, or organization leader, you need all these important components to operate without gaps to eliminate your chances of being a victim of cyber criminals.

Hiring just one full time cybersecurity professional is very costly, let alone a well-rounded team that brings leadership and effective results.  What if there was a more cost-effective and efficient way to quickly gain real cyber protection for your business without having to sink countless hours into planning, hiring, and managing?

• Cybersecurity Program Development
• Penetration Testing
• Application Security Testing
• Cybersecurity Awareness Training
• Disaster Scenario Exercises
• Offensive and Defensive Training
• Policy Development
• Incident Response
• Network Monitoring

• Vulnerability Assessments
• Remediation Support
• Staff Augmentation
• Secure Software Development
• SOC Response Training
• Cybersecurity Leadership Training
• Compliance and Regulatory Frameworks
• Risk Management