We design network security solutions for a living. We know the latest threats and use the latest technologies and strategies to counter them.
Dataedge designs solutions to secure on-premises, in the cloud, and hybrid environments, like yours, so you can rest easy and focus on your core mission.
We all know what cyber security is, it’s the thing that keeps you up at night.
To combat these ever-evolving threats, we take a defense-in-depth approach, by implementing layers of security at the perimeter, network, host, applications, as well as data level and back it up with a Cyber Security Incident Response plan. Why? Because we understand the impact of a cyber security incident.
Below are some questions you may ask yourself.
The consequences of a cyber attack are loss of data, loss of brand reputation, loss of customer goodwill, loss of productivity, and lots of money. Businesses of all sizes spend an average of $200,000 to restore normal operations after a cyber attack, and cyber attacks are projected to cause $6 trillion in damages by 2021.
Business and technology trends like cloud computing, bring-your-own-device, 200 billion connected devices making up the Internet of Things, and business and social trends like work from home and work from remote complicate security. Each innovation broadens the attack surface that you must defend. At the same time, data privacy regulations are increasing the scrutiny and requirements for managing, protecting and reporting on sensitive data. More important than that, your customers and partners expect you to keep their data safe and secure.
Not all attacks are obvious. In fact, in cases of data breaches and information theft involving passwords, credit card data, and social security numbers it takes most organizations 6 months to detect a breach. This includes companies like Equifax, Capital One, and Facebook. Ransomware attacks alone cost an average of 9.6 days of downtime, and a loss of 8% of data, and cost victims an average of $36,295 in ransom payments.
The reason attacks are so hard to detect is that the threat matrix is constantly evolving, and monitoring solutions generate so much logged activity, it’s difficult to pick out bad actors from normal activity. We implement state-of-the-art monitoring from Cisco, Meraki, Palo Alto and HPE coupled with AI powered intelligent alerting software such as Arctic Wolf and Fireeye that can sift through the white noise and surface threats quickly so that you can take action to stop and mitigate attacks.
