CyberSecurity

Custom-tailored solutions to protect digital assets and ensure data security compliance.

What is a cyber attack?

Phishing

Phishing is an attack process using fraudulent emails as their main weapon.  Their goal is to mislead a recipient into giving away sensitive information, bank information being a prime target.  Phishing tactics continue to gain ingenuity as schemes become increasingly more complex and sophisticated causing potentially catastrophic losses.

Malware

Malware short for malicious software, is a term for any software that is designed specifically to cause harm.  With many points of entry malware can be used for a variety of purpose to either gather data, harm systems or even take control.

Ransomware

Ransomware is a malicious software that once downloaded onto a system will threaten the data with harm or destruction.  An attacker will then request a payment for the safety of the data. If you are unable to pay your data will most likely be lost.

MITM

MITM or Man in the Middle attack, is an attack that occurs when there is a vulnerability in a connection.  As an example, an unsecured WIFI sign, an attacker can position themselves in the middle of that connection, stealing all the information received and sent.  This can reveal any sensitive information going through the connection.

Phishing

Phishing is an attack process using fraudulent emails as their main weapon.  Their goal is to mislead a recipient into giving away sensitive information, bank information being a prime target.  Phishing tactics continue to gain ingenuity as schemes become increasingly more complex and sophisticated causing potentially catastrophic losses.

Ransomware

Ransomware is a malicious software that once downloaded onto a system will threaten the data with harm or destruction.  An attacker will then request a payment for the safety of the data, sometimes untruthfully. If you are unable to pay your data will most likely be lost.

Malware

Malware short for malicious software, is a term for any software that is designed specifically to cause harm.  With many points of entry malware can be used for a variety of purpose to either gather data, harm systems or even take control.

MITM

MITM or Man in the Middle attack, is an attack that occurs when there is a vulnerability in a connection.  As an example, an unsecured WIFI sign, an attacker can position themselves in the middle of that connection, stealing all the information received and sent.  This can reveal any sensitive information going through the connection.

Today’s security threats are increasing both in number and severity. Small and medium sized businesses are now more vulnerable than ever, particularly with the many variants of viruses, worms, trojans, ransomware as well as socially-engineered phishing scams.  Leaving your network inadequately protected is an open invitation for compliance violations, data loss and significant business disruption. 

It’s important for businesses of all sizes to understand where their company’s security vulnerabilities exist – from technical network incursions to nefarious actors that prey on weaknesses within your own internal processes.  We work with numerous client’s who require financial and healthcare data security compliance including HIPPAA, PCI DSS, SOC2/SOX compliance.

Here are a couple of painful real-world examples that we’ve witnessed first-hand –

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Medium-sized insurance brokerage suffered a malware incursion. Unable to pay a five-figure ransom demand resulted in the loss of years’ worth of customer and prospect data.

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Fast-growing and busy contractor suffered a sophisticated phishing attack which spoofed company and vendor email. Result: six-figure wire transfer to fake vendor bank account.

Security Means Becoming Brilliant at the Basics​

Investing in security means investing in your staff. Proper security training is all about becoming brilliant at the basics. Efficiently equipping your staff with the tools necessary to identify threats, practice password security, and use secure channels of communication. Lowering the window of vulnerability with security services from ServerLogic can bring peace of mind to your business.

ServerLogic Security Services

ServerLogic can help you secure your network from sophisticated technical incursions and phishing scams.

  • Multiple levels of security assessments depending on your needs and industry requirements
  • Technology implementation plans designed to address any security vulnerability identified
  • Ongoing security monitoring to stay current with ever-changing threats
  • Secure communication and data access strategies
  • Robust backup solutions providing business continuity and disaster recovery
  • Education on security threats and helping develop internal plans to ensure secure business processes

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