How secure is
your IT infrastructure?

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Cybersecurity is a broad term, but in short, it is the protection of internet-connected systems from cyberattacks. These systems could include various hardware, software, and applications.

How secure is your IT infrastructure?

We missed a couple of software updates… so?

Software updates often include patches that can help reduce security holes and vulnerabilities.

It’s ok to use an open network instead of a VPN for remote access.

A VPN will protect you and the corporate data from prying eyes, when using a shared wi-fi.

Nobody monitors our equipment’s life-cycle.

Outdated or faulty equipment is at higher risk for data breaches. Also, IT vendors often don’t provide patches for very old and retired models.

We don’t need to take back-up that often!

No, you don’t… unless you actually want to be able to restore your valuable data in case of a failure.

Cyber criminals only target large companies… what, no?

Err, no. They target companies of all sizes, looking for vulnerabilities that will allow them to get into your network.

We trained our people when they joined the company… no need to do it again.

Unless they work as a Security Officer, your employees have other things in mind. It’s always good practice to provide regular, frequent training on your security policy.

Multi-factor authentication? What is that?

It’s a security process that requires multiple methods of authentication before your employees can access the corporate systems.

We don’t have specific requirements for employees’ passwords… why complicate things?

Passwords are the first line of defense against cybercriminal activity. Consider developing a password policy that requires long, strong passwords that change often.

Is the corporate network vulnerable? How should I know?

When it comes to security, prevention is the best strategy. Have your network examined for potential risks and vulnerabilities, to avoid unpleasant situations in the future.

We probably don’t need a business continuity plan.

No matter how well protected your company is, there’s still a possibility of downtime. It could be a natural disaster, power cut or human error. A BCP will help your company remain operational at all times.

Cybersecurity with EMPIST

Cybersecurity is a broad term, but in short, it is the protection of internet-connected systems from cyberattacks. These systems could include various hardware, software, and applications.

EMPIST takes a multi-pronged approach to cybersecurity. It’s important for someone to cover all aspects of the digital environment. There isn’t just one approach to protecting yourself from a cyber attack. EMPIST has the experience and digital tools to protect you.

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