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Cyber Security
Our full-time job is to keep your business safe from cyber-criminals. Our expert team of consultants are always up-to-date on the latest developments in IT-Security, Cybersecurity, Network Security ... You name it, we know how to keep your business safe.
Cyber Security Consulting for Small & Medium Size Businesses
The importance and over-reliance on technology continue to rise and this leaves your business subject to a greater risk of malicious activity every day.
Dealing with viruses, or malware infections with your computers is annoying, frustrating, and time-consuming. The phishers and hackers are always on the lookout for new ways to exploit your computer and/or network. For many of them, developing these programs is their full-time job.
Our full-time job is to keep your business safe from cyber-criminals. Our expert team of consultants are always up-to-date on the latest developments in IT-Security, Cybersecurity, Network Security ... You name it, we know how to keep your business safe.
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WHY SHOULD YOUR BUSINESS TAKE CYBERSECURITY SERIOUSLY?
According to smallbiztrends.com, in 2020, 1 in 3 Employees Believe Their Company’s Cybersecurity is a Moderate or Major Problem
We take cybersecurity very seriously and have published a series of blog posts on cybersecurity sharing useful information, tips, and general education. Here are a few basic cybersecurity steps you can take right now:
Stay informed about cyber-threats - Keep an eye on the tech news to know about new hacking, phishing threats, security patches, bug fixes, etc.
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Keep your systems updated - System and software updates are released to fix known vulnerabilities and flaws. Keeping your system updated blocks attackers from leveraging known software flaws.
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Backup your data - If you ever get infected by malicious software, you can restore your systems and recover safely.
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Educate your employees about the cyber threats - Human error is the biggest cybersecurity threat. A little education can prevent most cyber attacks as they are identifiable.
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Network security - Your WiFi equipment is the gateway to your entire IT infrastructure. Therefore, it is critical that you should secure your WiFi network.
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Password management and 2FA - A multilayered security system consisting of an OTP (One Time Password) in combination with a memorized password is highly recommended.