IT SECURITY STRATEGY
Divergent IT understands how to implement IT security strategies that are designed to help secure your data and prevent malicious attacks. Successful security strategies include: Intrusion detection or Protection systems (IPS), website vulnerability protection, web security gateway solutions, and mobile device monitoring throughout the network.
Divergent IT builds resilient systems designed to quickly recover from attack or equipment failure.
DIVERGENT IT CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS:
- Conduct an audit to test networks, applications, and mobile devices and thoroughly assess vulnerabilities.
- Develop a strategy that fits your organization’s requirements.
- Assess the security of your cloud application services
- Implement multi-layered security technology and protocols on all your devices and end points
- Create and enforce security policies for mobile devices
- Educate employees about security best practices
- Encrypt your data
Frequently Asked Questions
Cybersecurity is essential for the protection of individuals, organizations, and nations from cyber threats and plays a critical role in safeguarding our digital infrastructure.
Protecting sensitive information: Cybersecurity helps to safeguard confidential information, such as financial data, intellectual property, and personal information, from being accessed or stolen by unauthorized individuals.
- Maintaining operational continuity: Cybersecurity ensures the continuity of business operations by preventing cyber-attacks that can cause system downtime, data loss, and damage to computer networks.
- Protecting individuals and organizations from cybercrime: Cybersecurity measures are crucial in preventing cybercriminals from stealing money, information, and identities.
- Protecting national security: Cybersecurity is essential for national security, as cyber-attacks can cause significant damage to critical infrastructure, disrupt communication channels, and compromise government systems.
- Maintaining trust and credibility: Cybersecurity helps to maintain trust and credibility with customers, partners, and stakeholders by ensuring that sensitive information is protected.
Cybersecurity management refers to the process of protecting an organization’s computer systems, networks, and sensitive data from unauthorized access, theft, damage, and other cyber threats. It involves a combination of technical, administrative, and physical controls that are designed to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of an organization’s information assets.
Effective cybersecurity management requires a comprehensive and proactive approach that involves identifying potential risks and vulnerabilities, implementing appropriate security measures, monitoring systems and networks for unusual activity, and responding to security incidents in a timely and effective manner.
Some key elements of cybersecurity management include developing and implementing security policies and procedures, conducting regular security assessments and audits, providing security awareness training to employees, and staying up to date with the latest security technologies and best practices. Cybersecurity management is critical for any organization that handles sensitive information or relies on computer systems to conduct its business.
DATA BREACHES
25%
HUMAN ERROR
29%
SYSTEMS GLITCH
47%
MALICIOUS ATTACKS
IT SECURITY THREATS
Divergent IT enables organizations to quickly assess any and all threats (both internal and external) and find that fine balance between giving users all they need to maximize productivity, while keeping them and the entire business safe from malicious websites and malware.
Today’s threats include:
The entry points for these types of attacks are many and include: mobile device access points, Internet of Things (IoT) vulnerabilities, cloud exposure, and privileged account exploitation (internal attacks).
- Targeted Ransomware
- DDOS
- Zero-day Attacks
- Polymorphic Malware
Protect your company
Cybercrime is a part of our daily lives, but reports reveal that many companies are not properly protected or ready for a significant attack.
Are you up to date? It might be time to assess your current network security protocols.
WHO IS AT RISK
Attacks targeting businesses with less than 250 employees are on the rise, with 43 percent of all attacks in 2015 targeting small businesses.
Nonprofits face several types of risks related to cybersecurity as well. Risks can directly impact the organization’s ability to serve its mission and may also subject to civil or criminal penalties. Ultimately companies in every industry are at risk of being attacked by hackers.
The biggest IT security risks are the ones your business doesn’t know about or see coming.
In our experience many organizations cover the basics and assume it is enough. The use of anti-virus protection, firewalls, regular backups, and enforcing strong passwords is only a start and not enough in today’s landscape. Divergent IT provides a more comprehensive strategy which is required to stop malicious attacks.
Don’t let analysis paralysis due to a lack of knowledge expose you to an attack.
