Your email is a goldmine of information for cyber-criminals. It only takes one email to compromise the security of your business and the consequences can lead to devastating results.
End users may not understand the difference between an email with a virus, spam or a phishing email. After all, they’re all bad. What’s the difference? So, why do more phishing emails get through to the end user?
Phishing is more dangerous than viruses, cryto-viruses, malware and other fraud. It’s easier to orchestrate, more effective and more successful than any other corporate attack. It is the single greatest threat to corporations today.
Just like securely locked doors and carefully guarded keys will reduce break-ins, a properly designed network will reduce your risk of data corruption or theft. Is your business locked down?
Employees are generally worthy of the trust you put in them. But, the technology landscape has gotten increasingly complicated, and some common employee practices can leave security holes that could endanger business data. Are your employees unintentionally putting your company’s data at risk?
A professional services company decreased management effort, while at the same time, increasing billable time.
An engineering company increased its cybersecurity stance, and won a big contract.
A company gains control of all company devices and access to company assets.
