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Is Your Staff Getting Regular Security Awareness Training? Studies show that the most successful cybersecurity breaches continue to be the result of human error. From clicking on malicious links and attachments to misconfigured systems and easy to guess passwords, the human factor remains a vulnerability that organizations need to address. As technology changes, so do the tactics of those with malicious intent, making it imperative for organizations to invest in regular security awareness training for their employees. Why Regular Training
In today’s digital landscape, organizations face an ever-increasing number of cyber threats. With the average cost of breach remediation being over $1.45 Million, a successful data breach could spell disaster. To protect sensitive information and maintain business continuity, organizations must understand the threats in front of them, and implement effective risk mitigation strategies to help combat and reduce the risk of a breach. Understanding Cybersecurity Risk What is cyber risk? Cyber risk is the possibility or risk of potential harm
For businesses, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions like Office 365 and G-Suite offer opportunities to enhance efficiency, scalability, and overall operations when it comes to file management. However, because your files are stored in the cloud, many believe that cloud backups are no longer needed. This generates a growing number of backup-related misconceptions, which have the potential to hurt your business growth. Don’t let these 3 myths put your business at risk Myth 1: My SaaS solution is completely secure.
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 is a comprehensive framework that aims to protect the controlled unclassified information (CUI) of the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) from frequent and increasingly complex cyberattacks. Failure to meet the controls within the CMMC 2.0 standard and gain a certification can eliminate your ability as a firm to be awarded a DoD contract. Implementing CMMC 2.0 is not only a matter of compliance, but also a matter of competitive advantage and national security.
Businesses today face a range of cybersecurity threats, from social engineering attacks to sophisticated ransomware. For businesses both large and small, protecting your network and data is crucial to the success of your business. Any vulnerability in your network can compromise your sensitive data, operational integrity, and stakeholder trust. This is why finding those vulnerabilities is the first step to a robust cybersecurity footprint and why routine security assessments or tests should be part of your business processes. Benefits of
