Employee Training

1

95% of all Cyber Security incidents involve human error. training your employees on how to identify threats and protect their information is the most important step in securing your business.

Password Management

2

About 85% of all compromises involve stolen passwords. Using healthy password management techniques and utilizing password managers in your business and personal life can prevent this. 

Multifactor Authentication

3

Multifactor Authentication is more important than your password. If an attacker gets your password but doesn't have your phone, they will not be able to get into your online accounts or business resources.

Malware
Prevention

4

You wouldn't drive without a seatbelt, don't use the internet without antivirus. Antivirus technology has come a long way it's less annoying, more effective, and easier to use than ever. 

Online
Backups

5

Our data is pivotal in running our businesses. Hacking, hardware failure, and  ransomware are the biggest threats facing small businesses. Get peace of mind knowing your data is secured. 

Network Hardening

6

It's important to protect your company from both internal and external threats. Firewalls, Network permissions, server controls, scheduled updates, and account auditing.