Zero Trust Technology
You’ve probably heard the term Zero Trust before, but what does it mean? In essence, it’s part of a strategic cybersecurity approach to your organization’s framework. Specifically, it requires all users to be authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated. This way, it helps keep your system secure and maintains access to your organization’s applications and data.
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Authentication (MFA/SSO)
Improve employee password hygiene and security without compromising ease of use for employees or admins. For instance, we offer password management vault solutions, single sign-on (SSO), and multi-factor authentication (MFA) solutions. Moreover, don’t reuse employee passwords. Instead, manage passwords from one place and protect sensitive data. When necessary, assure passwords are shared simply and safely.
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Endpoint Security (EDR)
Advanced threat hunting, investigation, and remediation in a single view. Additionally, take advantage of the options to extend endpoint detection and response capabilities to other security vectors, including email, servers, cloud workloads, and networks. As a result, benefit from correlated detections and more insightful investigations.
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Secure Backup
Protect your business with reliable, easy-to-use, secure backup. Furthermore, combining backup with anti-ransomware technologies, our backups deliver the cyber protection that today’s organizations need to avoid costly downtime, unhappy customers, and lost revenue. With support for more than 20 platforms, it protects any workload, scales without limits, and saves you money.
User Awareness Training
Take advantage of the most effective security awareness training available. Specifically, we use the world’s largest integrated platform for security awareness training, combined with simulated phishing attacks. Consequently, we’ll train your users, check how much they’ve learned with a phishing test, and measure the results.
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Imagine crafting a piece of ransomware, a masterpiece designed to stealthily penetrate defenses, encrypting everything in its path, rendering data inaccessible to its rightful owners. The attack begins with phishing emails, exploiting software vulnerabilities, or brute-forcing weak passwords. Once inside,
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Tips to Help Protect Your Data
Given the recent AT&T data breach, Anthony Mini recommends the following:
1. Monitor your accounts with identity protection services.
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Pearl Technology Hosts Operation Boomerang
Those who attended today’s Operation Boomerang at Peoria’s Riverfront Museum learned some practical tips to stay safe from scammers. The event, which was geared toward protecting seniors from cybercrime, had a great turnout, and attendees walked away with information they