Is your organization in need of Corporate Cybersecurity Training? Strengthen your organization’s cybersecurity with The Clarke Publishing Group’s industry-leading training solutions. We offer state-of-the-art corporate training in cybersecurity. Our experts will equip your team with the knowledge and skills to implement data security policies, improve cybersecurity awareness, and implement employee accountability training.
In today’s digital world, organizations face an increasing number of cyber threats that can have devastating consequences. From data breaches to phishing attacks, cybercriminals are constantly evolving their tactics to exploit vulnerabilities and access sensitive information. To protect your business and stay ahead of these threats, it is crucial to invest in corporate cybersecurity training.
Clarke Group specializes in providing comprehensive cybersecurity training programs tailored to the needs of businesses across various industries. Their team of experts understands the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats and has the knowledge and experience to educate your employees on best practices and effective defense strategies.
Through their training programs, Clarke Group ensures that your employees are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to identify potential threats, mitigate risks, and respond effectively to cyber incidents. They cover various aspects of cybersecurity, including data protection, password management, phishing awareness, secure browsing practices, and more.
We offer the following trainings:
Standard Protocol
The number one priority when it comes to employee training should be making sure they understand that they are a part of what keeps business data secure. If they don’t follow protocol and ensure that the devices they use are protected, they could be the weak link in an otherwise secure network, giving viruses or other malicious code a backdoor into the system. Make sure they have the proper security software and tools on their machines and that they understand how
it works and any efforts required of them.
Data Security Policies
Business owners need to have formal policies written out, and you need to share these documents with all employees. But it’s not enough just to share the documents and expect employees to read them in their entirety and absorb all their contents. It’s a good idea to have discussions about the policies with employees during the training process and throughout the employment term. It may even benefit employers to periodically test employees about the content and ensure they continually follow protocol.
Cybersmart & Accountability Employees’ Training
Employees must understand the serious nature of cyber threats and proceed accordingly. Make sure they understand how cyberattacks can damage businesses and that they know that if they violate protection policies, they will be held accountable for doing so.
Malware Analysis & Threats Hunting
Based on the findings of Malwarebytes’ Threat Review for 2022, 40 million Windows business computers’ threats were detected in 2021. In order to combat and avoid these kinds of attacks, malware analysis is essential. Our team of highly trained and skilled Cybersecurity and Cloud Security Professionals are able to analyze your operation environment and provide industry best practice. The key benefit of malware analysis is that it helps incident responders and security analysts:
- Pragmatically triage incidents by level of severity
- Uncover hidden indicators of compromise (IOCs) that should be blocked
- Improve the efficacy of IOC alerts and notifications
- Enrich context when threat hunting
At Clarke Publishing, we perform the following Malware Analysis
- Static Analysis
Static malware analysis we look for files that may harm your system without actively running the malware code, making it a safe tool for exposing malicious libraries or packaged files. Static malware analysis can uncover clues regarding the nature of the malware, such as filenames, hashes, IP addresses, domains, and file header data. The malware can be observed using a variety of tools, such as network analyzers. - Dynamic Analysis
In performing Dynamic malware analysis use a sandbox, which is a secure, isolated, virtual environment where you can run suspected dangerous code. As security professionals we will closely monitor the malware in the sandbox without worrying about infecting the rest of the system or network, allowing us to gather more information about the malware. - Hybrid Analysis
Hybrid malware analysis combines both static and dynamic techniques. For example, if malicious code makes changes to a computer’s memory, dynamic analysis can detect that activity. Then, static analysis can determine exactly what changes were made.