Cyber Security Essentials

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Endpoint Monitoring

When remote devices like laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other wireless devices access your network, the security that checks and protects against cyber threats is Endpoint Monitoring. It prevents malware, virus, and more from launching an attack that spreads across the network. Endpoint monitoring includes the software, status, and all the activities carried out on the network.

According to the 2020 Endpoint Security report by the Ponem Institute, the cost of a successful endpoint attack is currently $8.94 million. Whereas, Covewelll says ransomware payouts have reduced since fewer companies are paying the extortion demands.

Since only a small number of companies are using endpoint security, endpoint attacks are rising.

Cybercriminals have realized that endpoints and BYOD connections are the low-hanging fruit. They sit readily vulnerable for attack since often they are missing software patches and are in use by employees predisposed to phishing which is the usual method of attack on target endpoints.

SIEM services

Securing your network and all your clients is a priority. Our service comes with a robust Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) service. It sends security logs from the endpoint to our analysis hub. Here the log entries are processed. Information and events are then correlated with known threat intelligence and assigned a severity.

A SIEM system and its related tools analyze and aggregate log data from infrastructure systems, devices, and applications. It seeks to identify suspicious activity within networks from threats, malware, crypto miners, phishing, and others to review what is dangerous to your business and clients.

When it finds anomalous activity, an alert is generated for security experts to review.

Security Event Ticketing

The main objective of the security event ticketing portal is to provide appropriate visibility and guidance on where and how to take action. Any security event that requires action becomes a severity-ranked ticket, and provides relevant information, insight, intelligence, and guidance on what to do next. Sorting and filtering tools give you the power to pinpoint trouble nodes, users, or IPs.

Vulnerability Management

Some businesses wrongly imagine that their infrastructure is unflawed since they’ve never experienced a cyber incident. Every week we read of cyber-attacks and incidents occurring on a broad scale. It makes it wise to find the flaws before an incident happens and keep your business data secure.

New vulnerabilities are continually being discovered, making it necessary for business IT departments to patch systems (OS), applications and adjust security settings for the entire network. It is a continual process that seeks out and resolves vulnerabilities where they exist through patching and security settings changes. Hackers and Cybercriminals use new vulnerabilities to attack business networks and attempt to infect connected devices.

Compliance and Governance

Your business is responsible for complying with regulations and laws for your state, city, and more. It’s critical that the companies you work with also comply with the laws that govern them.

• Privacy

• Security

• Confidentiality

• Processing Integrity

• Availability