Guarantee the security of company IT networks

It is increasingly complex to guarantee network security not only because it is more fragmented and sophisticated but also due to the industry standards that companies must comply with.

To ensure flawless protection of your network you need to prevent as much malware as possible from entering your network, detect any network intrusion as quickly as possible, and ensure that your most important assets are protected if an attack occurs.

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points to keep in mind:

Constant monitoring

Guarantee of continuity of operation

Timeliness of response

Specific technologies

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Strategies for implementing a successful security program

Proactive Technical Update | The company must include a proactive technology refresh strategy to stay current with the best IT and security technologies available. Well-Integrated Technology | Security technologies are well integrated and work effectively together. Timely response | Incident response capability allows you to timely conduct effective investigations and remediate security events. Accurate threat detection | Threat detection capabilities provide accurate awareness of potential security events without significant blind spots.Disaster Recovery Ready | Recovery capabilities minimize the impact and ensure the resilience of business functions affected by security incidents.

Cyber Security in the company, the guidelines

The constant monitoring of business processes and the entire network infrastructure is the first point from which to start for an effective corporate cyber security policy, followed by the timeliness in detecting flaws and vulnerabilities and the speed of response, as well as the implementation of a continuity system capable of allowing the regular carrying out of activities even in the event of security incidents.

Logically, all of this is possible with the right technology to support it and an IT security team capable of managing it.

Firewalls, specific monitoring software, filtering systems aimed at detecting access to systems, and many other solutions are today able to guarantee maximum security for company networks, data and processes.

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Frequent cybersecurity threats

Malware/Virus

It is the classic intrusion of "malicious" software that installs itself on your system without permission.

Ransomware

These are computer viruses which, via email or online pop-ups, invite the download of malicious files that block access to devices or encrypt the data present therein, demanding a ransom for possible decryption.

In the first half of 2022, ransomware variables more than doubled.

Zero-day attacks

Attacks on vulnerabilities not yet discovered by the owners of the software themselves, or attacks on systems not yet updated to the latest available versions.

Phishing attacksThe scam of "fake" emails that invite you to carry out an action to your advantage, mostly referring to fraudulent web pages with the aim of stealing data, even important ones.

Denial of Service (DoS) attack and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack

These cyber attacks aim to make a server, service or infrastructure unavailable and shut down.

Password cracking

The word itself says it, the dreaded theft of our access data.