Increased security requirements are coming down the supply chain.
Is your team’s cybersecurity knowledge ready to handle these new requirements?
Your cybersecurity roadmap will include risk assessment, policies, employee cybersecurity training, technology choices, incident response, cybersecurity insurance,... and that just gets us started!
Can you answer yes to any one of these questions?
We start with Forensics Lite*. It’s a free 3-day scan that includes external facing IP addresses to learn if you have any remnants like phishing emails and ransomware.
Prevention is a major aspect of pre-planning for a breach. We will identify weak points in your company’s security measures and look at potential ways your customers’ and employees’ data could be compromised. We will take steps to ensure these areas are buttoned up and secure.
Pre-Breach Planning, includes, but not limited to:
For our Full Breach Response Solution please see our
Managed IT Solutions
Cybersecurity Awareness Training will safeguard employees through interactive phishing simulation and security awareness training.
Key Features of our Fully Managed Security Monitoring:
Cloud-based email security with advanced email threat protection
Artificial Intelligence (AI) based protection that will:
A Baseline Cyber Insurance Policy is included with our Cybersecurity Services
Why does my company need specialized coverage?
Our policy protects businesses for the cost of an actual or suspected violation of a privacy regulation due to a security breach that results in the
unauthorized release of protected personal information which is any private, non-public information of any kind in the merchant's care, custody or
control.
Did you know that 90% of breaches are due to human error?
Unfortunately, SMBs have less time and resources to devote to cybersecurity, putting them at higher risk of falling victim to cybercrime. If they do experience a breach, many won’t survive the financial and reputation damage.
*sub-limits apply. This is a brief coverage summary, not a legal contract. The actual policy should be reviewed for specific terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions that will govern in the event of a loss. The extended sixty-day reporting period applies.