Does your company need Cyber Security help? At The Clarke Publishing Group, we understand with an increasing number of cybersecurity dangers aimed at businesses out there, companies must have the proper cyber protections in place. Whether your organization is operating in the Cloud or on-premises, security should be at the heart of your organization.
While you cannot prevent every threat, you can certainly reduce your attack surface and the risks with the proper cybersecurity solutions. But, which options are the most appropriate for your business right now? At The Clarke Publishing Group, we can point you in the right direction, or help you implement the best security measure for your digital assets.
A strong cybersecurity plan is one that addresses all the vulnerabilities that hackers can use to orchestrate an attack. This necessitates the implementation of appropriate tools and cyber security services to keep the infrastructure safe.
While you may not have the budget or skills to implement a good cyber security solution for your business or your organization, you can outsource this aspect of your business to a reliable managed IT services provider or hire the service of our Cybersecurity and AWS Security Professionals.
At the Clarke Group, we have all the tools and software needed to protect your organization from any type of cyber-attack. We do not limit our Threat-Hunting capabilities to a single security software. We have software diversity that enables us to detect and remediate threats.
Below is the list of protections we often implement in our clients’ operation environment, or encourage them to add to their network security architecture:
Detection Software
With hackers and cybercriminals growing more sophisticated (including the technology and software they use), businesses must invest more in cyber defense and security.
The first step in becoming cyber secure is to assess and comprehend the current gaps in your company’s security. You may do an evaluation to see how vulnerable you are.
Instead of waiting for a cyberattack on your IT infrastructure and dealing with the fallout, it is better to find and fix vulnerabilities in your system before they happen.
Antivirus and Anti-Malware Software
Antivirus software will alert you to malware infestations and viruses on your machine. It also checks your emails and informs you if there is a harmful link or attachment.
A good anti-virus program will let you know about threats and vulnerabilities. This can help you find problems right away in operating systems that your company might not update for weeks, which is a major way for malware to get in.
Cloud Backup Software
Backups help companies get back data that was lost or stolen because of system failures, accidental deletions, natural disasters, or theft. The more recent the backup, the faster and easier it is to get back on your feet.
Cloud-based security solutions not only back up your data, but they also have security features built in to keep people from getting in without permission. Managed IT services usually have the most secure cloud backup system to help keep your business data safe and accessible anytime, anywhere.
Some cloud storage providers employ a hybrid method, combining local and cloud backups to give you customizable hybrid backup protection as well as backup and recovery of your entire system.
Firewall
If an attacker gains access to your company’s network , one of your main goals should be to limit the amount of damage they may cause. Another goal should be to slow down the attacker as much as possible until you can cut them off.
A firewall is considered the foundation of cybersecurity solutions since it helps to stop or slow down an attack. It is the most crucial tool your company could have. A firewall keeps an eye on network traffic or attempts to connect and blocks those that could hurt your website or web application.
Cybercriminals with advanced skills have discovered ways to produce data or software that bypasses firewalls and gets access. But you can deal with this by using network scanners, which give your network more security against SQL injection, illegal resource access, cross-site scripting, and other OWASP (Open Web Application Security) threats.
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
SSL certificates are the most common use for PKI services. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) safeguards an organization’s important information and aids in the development of consumer trust.
It ensures that all online communications are safe in order to avoid the danger of phishing fraud. If your site has an SSL certificate, it can never be replicated, making it less vulnerable to phishing attacks.
As a result, SSL is a critical cybersecurity solution for encrypting data on the network, rendering it inaccessible to internet thieves.
Monitoring and Logs Analysis
Software monitoring and log analysis involve reviewing event logs to identify bugs and other cyber risks and to ensure regulatory compliance. These services can also help organizations review the behavior of end users. An event log captures activity within software applications, operating systems, and devices and automatically documents file requests, transfers, log-ins and log-outs, messages, error reports, and other information specified by system administrators. In addition, the event log activity is timestamped, which helps establish a trail for an audit when a data breach, system failure, or another event occurs.
Log Analysis could help organizations ensure regulatory compliance with laws that govern how data should be stored and analyzed. It can also provide multiple benefits for an organization, including the following:
- Enhanced troubleshooting by identifying errors and events within the log quickly and pinpointing issues before they happen
- Improved cybersecurity capabilities to identify and contain potential threats and increase response times
- Better customer experience by improving consistency and security while minimizing downtime
Tools are an essential part of cybersecurity in the modern security environment, with a wide variety of ever-changing threats. As a result, we offer robust security solutions for businesses of all sizes, including:
- Next-generation antivirus applications
- Firewall management
- Application security
- Threat intelligence
- Threat detection and prevention
- Endpoint detection and response
- Device control
- SIEM solution
- Malware protection
- Phishing protection
- Incident response
- Internet of Things (IoT) security
- DDoS protection
- Cloud Security
- Authentication
- Backup and disaster recovery
- Penetration testing
- Remediation