Cyber Security

Cyber Security for Device, Data, and Network Protection

Cybersecurity is an array of techniques and policies used to protect the integrity of networks, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorized access from malware or hackers.

The CIA triad consists of three key principles: confidentiality, integrity and availability. Every aspect of security revolves around these three principles.  We reduce threats and lower your risks by removing vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit to compromise your systems. 
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We use cyber security best practices to  develop a plan to secure your systems. We educate our clients to the risk of suffering a loss in the event of an attack on their systems. Then we apply a layered approach of physical devices,  logical software, and client training to implement effective security measures to protect your resources.
Educating our clients and providing documentation is important.  All clients receive cyber security basics training and a custom designed Company Cyber Security Policy in PDF format.

Cyber Security Threat Analysis 

We perform threat analysis and respond with appropriate mitigation techniques. Install and configure systems to secure applications, networks and devices. We perform network penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning to protect your network. We identify vulnerabilities, security control flaws, common misconfigurations, and implement threat mitigation techniques.  

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Computer Malware

Malware is malicious software that can be used to obtain your sensitive information or delete or modify files. The most common types of malware are Viruses,Worms, Adware,Spyware,Trojans, Root Kits, Backdoors, Ransomware and Botnets.


Backdoors are most commonly installed after an attacker has gain access to your system and wants to maintain that access. If you discovered your system has been compromised, power down your computer and contact a cyber security professional.

Types Of Malware

Computer Virus

The virus attaches itself to some sort of executable code like a program. When the program is running, it touches many files, each of which is now susceptible to being infected with the virus.

Computer Worms

Worms are similar to viruses except that instead of having to attach themselves onto something to spread, worms can live on their own and spread through channels like the network. 

Computer Adware

Adware is software that displays advertisements and collects data. It may get installed without your consent an do malicious things than just display advertisements.

Trojan (Horse)

A Trojan is malware that disguises itself as one thing but does something else. Trojans are meant to entice you to install them by disguising themselves as other software.

Spyware

Spyware is the type of malware that's meant to spy on you. Which could mean monitoring your computer screens, key presses, webcams, and then reporting  all of this information to another party. 

Bots

Bots are Malware that can utilize someone else's machine to perform a task that is centrally controlled by the attacker. The compromised machines are known as Bots. If there are a collection of one or more Bots, we call that network of devices a Botnet. 

Backdoor

A backdoor is a way to get into a system if the other methods to get in a system aren't allowed, it's a secret entryway for attackers. Backdoors are most commonly installed after an attacker has gain access to your system. 

Logic Bomb

A logic bomb is a type of Malware that's intentionally installed, after a certain event or time has triggered, it will run the malicious program.

Cyber Security Threat Analysis 

We perform threat analysis and respond with appropriate mitigation techniques. Install and configure systems to secure applications, networks and devices. We perform network penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning to protect your network. We identify vulnerabilities, security control flaws, common misconfigurations, and implement threat mitigation techniques.  

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Ways To Prevent Malware

AntiVirus Software

Verify antivirus software is installed in your system.  Keep your antivirus software up-to-date.  Schedule weekly scans through your antivirus software.

Keep Your Operating System up-to-date

Apply manufacturers operating system patches immediately to correct security flaws within the operating system.

Keep All Applications and Software up-to-date

Applications may have security flaws also that the application manufacturer repairs or resolves with updates verify all updates are applied to applications and all software on your system. 

Secure Your Network

Implement best security practices and configurations on network router and Wi-Fi.  Verify firewalls are set correctly, and default passwords have been changed on all network devices.

Think Twice Before Clicking (especially with email)

Think twice before clicking any links or installing any programs.  Emails should always be treated with caution. Verify with the sender whenever in doubt.  A good rule of thumb is to don’t click if not sure.

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