How Secure is your business?
Each Year More Businesses are Hacked
Data from the last 14 years shows that hackers have been hacking more and more businesses, hospitals and government agencies each year. These organizations are vulnerable to foreign actors and black hat hackers.
Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/273550/data-breaches-recorded-in-the-united-states-by-number-of-breaches-and-records-exposed/
Data Breaches over the Years
If your business uses a computer,
you are vulnerable to hackers.
“We worried for decades about WMDs – Weapons of Mass Destruction. Now it is time to worry about a new kind of WMDs – Weapons of Mass Disruption.”
— John Mariotti
The Types of Attacks You’re Vulnerable For
Advanced Persistent Threats.
Long-term targeted attacks in which hackers break into a network in multiple phases to avoid detection. Once they’re in your network, they stay undetected and establish a foothold on the rest of your network. By the time the breach has been detected, hackers have gained and secured alternate ways to access your network.
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS).
An attack that intentially overloads a server with requests until the attack shutsdown the target’s website or network system.
Insider Attack.
This attack is performed by someone who is part of your organization with administrative privileges that misuses these privileges. Former employees, in particular, are a threat if they left the company in bad terms.
Malware.
Any program that is introduced into your network and your computers with the intent of causing damage or gain unauthorized access. Malware include viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware and spyware.
Man in the Middle (MitM).
Attacks where a hacker places themselves between the target business and their clients and intercepts sensitive information such as credit card, passwords, and other data, that is exchanged between the business and their client.
Password Attack.
Hackers use attacks like brute-force attack, dictionary attack and keylogging to attempt to identify the password of users of your system to gain access and steal sensitive information.
Phishing.
An extremely common form of attack where the attacker tries to get login credentials and credit card information through legitimate-looking and fraudulent websites from unsuspecting individuals through email. There are different types of Phishing that target different levels of users in your business from low-level workers to top-level managers.
Ransomware
An attack that infects your machine with malware and demands the release of your machine only when a ransom is provided. Typically ransomware locks your computer and demands money in exchange for access, or threatens to release private information. This is a very common and popular form of attack that affects public and private entities alike.
Zero Day Attack
Unknown flaws and exploits in a software or system is discovered by the attacker before the developers and security staff of a company can be aware. These exploits go undiscovered for months and years until they are discovered and then fixed.
Are You and Your Business Ready Against Hackers?
Here is how we can help
We analyze and identify the threats your business is exposed to and the vulnerabilities that need to be fixed.
We report on organization’s your security posture.
We show you how to mitigate these threats.