Cyber Security Services

Our Cyber Security Risk Assessment identifies potential risks to your business's IT assets and evaluates their likelihood to be exploited including it's potential impact. Practical examples include ransomware attacks, phishing scams, insider (employee & customer) threats, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, malware infections, unauthorized access, inadequate password practices, and physical security breaches.

These vulnerabilities can be caused by outdated software, weak authentication measures, lack of firewalls, poor patch management, poor policies adherence and inadequate training for staff. Mitigations can include proper firewalls, intrusion detection software, employee training, proper data backups, strong password policies, and physical access control.

The first step is identifying assets that need protection - including hardware, software, data, and network infrastructure. Then identifying threats that could harm those assets through malicious hackers employees or customers, simple human error, natural disasters, fire or physical theft.

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In-depth Analysis

From concept to completion, our security architecture experts work with your business's needs to deploy the latest technology and techniques to deliver secure and dependable systems to protect your business.

Secure By Design

Using the Principle of Least Privilege only the users who need a privilege to change things have the privilege, no more. This prevents not only human error but protects each possible way into your systems by hackers.

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Zero-Trust IS Trust

It's not just a concept it's a commandment. We believe each user and device on your network should only be allowed to do what was intended for every single change made, every time.

Real-Time Monitoring

Innovative Protection

Superb Support

Supporting a SIEM involves understanding the whole environment where it's used. This includes knowledge of the network topology, protocols, devices, user activity, application usage, etc. Understanding the types of information produced by the SIEM and how they integrate with other parts as a whole requires experience and constant vigilance against constantly evolving threats.

By using machine learning algorithms, modern AI and statistical models, SIEM tools can help to detect anomalous behavior and alert our security team before an attacker has a chance to do significant damage. SIEM systems combine data from many sources to identify patterns of activity that may indicate an attack so we can respond to each and every the threat large or small.

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a system that collects and analyzes data from across an your business's network to provide real-time analysis of security alerts generated by your applications and network hardware. The benefits of using a SIEM include increased visibility into network traffic, faster response time to security incidents, and more efficient threat hunting.

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