A New Era of Security
The security conversation doesn’t stop at only security tools: to protect yourself in a variety of ways, you need a variety of safeguards. Some are technical (the hardware you use, the software you install) and some are more conceptual, like training for your employees or administrative policies that make your organization harder to breach.
Security Audits
Vulnerability Prevention
Security Analysis
Security Tools Alone Aren’t Enough
The modern threat landscape is constantly evolving, so you need to evolve as well: all the fancy products & programs in the world can’t protect your organization if you aren’t investing strategically in your IT security. A reactive IT approach might focus on a few static solutions, but you can only hope for sustained protection and reliable recovery if you’re planning your IT investments proactively, and seeing the big picture before it becomes an emergency.
Approach
Our Approach to Security
Managed/Endpoint Detection & Response (MDR/EDR)
Eventually, even with the best software and hardware available, something particularly nasty can get in. we plan our security strategy on the expectation that a breach will inevitably happen, and we include security tools like MDR/EDR that hunt for signs of compromise inside your network as well.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO)
99% of most cyber attacks could be avoided with Multi-Factor or Two-Factor Authentication. In addition to MFA, a Single Sign-On (SSO) solution safeguards your team members’ login credentials by bundling them all together, eliminating the need for lists of different passwords.
Security Awareness Training and Simulated Phishing Tests
New cybersecurity threats are constantly emerging, and many of them directly target your team members. Security Awareness Training (SAT) educates your team on the latest security best practices and threats, using short, digestible webinars geared towards a non-technical audience.
