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Defense in Depth
Cybersecurity Strategy

Are your defenses strong enough? Let’s find out.

We’re Not in
2015 Anymore

Traditional methods are no longer effective, leaving your business exposed.

  • Traditional firewalls no longer effectively protect endpoints and offer no protection to cloud based services.

  • Antivirus software has become obsolete. Modern threats evolve daily and can easily evade antivirus.
  • Spam filters stop junk mail but modern phishing attacks slip past traditional spam filters with ease.
  • Manual threat detection is too slow to keep up with today’s rapidly evolving cyber threats.

Traditional security tools aren’t enough

Discover how our advanced cybersecurity solutions safeguard your business from phishing, ransomware, and evolving threats.

National Institute of Standards and Technology

5 Pillars of Cybersecurity

We help businesses stay secure by delivering expert guidance, cutting-edge security solutions, and 24/7 protection.

  • Identify – Assess risks and vulnerabilities with network audits, asset inventory, and compliance assessments.

  • Protect – Implement firewalls, endpoint protection, MFA, encryption, and security awareness training to safeguard data.

  • Detect – Provide continuous monitoring, SIEM solutions, threat intelligence, and anomaly detection to catch attacks early.

  • Respond – Offer 24/7 incident response, forensic analysis, and rapid threat mitigation to minimize damage.

  • Recover – Ensure secure backups, disaster recovery planning, and business continuity solutions to restore operations quickly.

1. Identify
Understand your assets, risks, and vulnerabilities to build a strong security foundation. This includes asset management, risk assessments, and compliance requirements.
2. Protect
Implement safeguards to defend against cyber threats. This includes access controls, encryption, security awareness training, and endpoint protection.
3. Detect
Continuously monitor systems for potential threats or unauthorized activity. This involves threat detection tools, anomaly analysis, and security event monitoring.
4. Respond
Take immediate action to contain and mitigate cybersecurity incidents. This includes incident response planning, forensic analysis, and communication strategies.
5. Recover
Restore systems, data, and operations after a security event. This involves backup recovery, business continuity planning, and post-incident improvements.
XDR Security

Holistic security and signal correlation across identity, email, endpoint, cloud app, data loss prevention (DLP) security

XDR Security

Holistic security and signal correlation across identity, email, endpoint, cloud app, data loss prevention (DLP) security

Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR)

Detect, analyze, and respond to security threats before they harm your business.

Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR)

Detect, analyze, and respond to security threats before they harm your business.

Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Empowering people to protect your organization from online threats.

Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Empowering people to protect your organization from online threats.

Basic security hygiene still protects against 99% of attacks.

The Fundamentals of Cyber Hygiene

This protects against compromised user passwords and helps to provide extra resilience for identities.

Unpatched and out-of-date systems are a key reason many organizations fall victim to an attack. Ensure all systems are kept up to date including firmware, the operating system, and applications.

Knowing your important data, where it is located, and whether the right defenses are implemented is crucial to implementing the appropriate protection.

Implement software to detect and automatically block attacks and provide insights to the security operations software. Monitoring insights from threat detection systems is essential to being able to respond to threats in a timely fashion.

Implement real-time vulnerability management tools to know where your weaknesses are and when threat actors may get in.

The cornerstone of any resilience plan is to limit the impact of an attack on an organization: explicitly verify, use least privilege access, and always assume breach.