Business
Cybersecurity.
In a world where everything's just a click away, cybersecurity is like your online safety net – it keeps your info safe from the wild web.
“A password made up of 10 characters (all lower case) can be cracked in under a minute.“
netsec.news
“The average ransom demand is now roughly $220K.”
psafinancial.com
“Between 2023 and 2028, the global estimated cost of cyber crime was forecast to increase by 5.7 trillion U.S. dollars.“
statista.com
“Email phishing attacks have since the end of February 2020 spiked over 600% due to Coronavirus pandemic.”
intechopen.com
Worried about the impact of a cyber attack on your business? We can help you put the worries to rest.
Why are Small to Medium Businesses a target?
Small businesses are often the targets of cyberattacks because they have a moderate amount of data but lack the resources to have strong security.
How do these breaches happen?
End Users
Misaddressed emails pose a risk of unintentionally disclosing sensitive information to the wrong recipient.
Stolen or lost devices lead to unauthorised access to sensitive data.
Malware distribution by clicking on certain links can initiate the download and installation of malware onto users devices.
Your Network
Using the ISP-supplied modem as the main security defense.
Consumer-grade devices such as routers may not provide robust protection.
Misconfigured firewalls leading to breaches to your network and giving access to your data
Access
Lack of Multi-Factor Authentication making gaining access easier.
Poor processes and excess level of access given can inadvertently get information in the wrong hands
Software & Process
Weak anti-spam software increases risk of malware and security breaches by allowing potentially harmful intrusions.
Phishing attempts from what appear to be legitimate sources attract employees to click on malicious links, download infected attachments or give remote access and risk your data being stolen.
It is crucial to protect your company for a successful business strategy. We offer cutting-edge cyber security solutions to safeguard your data and operations.
Why Titan IT
Our experts help shield you from cyber threats, ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability of your customers information.
How we help.
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Endpoint Detection Response (EDR)
We boost your network security through continuous monitoring and rapid response to intrusions. Our smart tools cover:
Unified prevention, detection and response
Effective response during compromise
Remote quarantining of rogue hosts
Real-time forensics breakdown of any attack
Fewer alerts releasing overburdened staff for other projects
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Internet Security
Keeping on top of your device security has never been more important.
We provide the latest security to each device to ensure all entry points to your systems are covered.
Virus Protection - protects all of the computers and devices in your business from virus threats.
Email Security - keeps your inbox free of phishing scams and pesky spam.
Access Restrictions - restricts access to information or applications based on employee, department or device to minimise access into your systems thereby lowering the risk to cyber threats.
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DNS Protection
We can control the web content your staff can access and protect your business from online threats such as malware, ransomware and phishing.
DNS Protection blocks requests to malicious and unwanted destinations before a connection can be established. This is your first-line-of-defence against some of the most common threats to your digital security and is designed to complement other existing defences to strengthen your cyber-security defences.
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Vulnerability Management
Gain valuable insights into the security status of your IT infrastructure.
We can evaluate the security of your IT infrastructure by safely trying to exploit vulnerabilities, which may exist in operating systems, application flaws, or improper configurations.
We then provide an actionable list of your security risks and give recommendations to reduce your level of exposure.
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Data Back-Ups
There are a number of reasons a business would choose to create backups:
Compliance with regulatory body
Compromised network
Natural disaster
Unforeseen circumstances
Your data is the lifeblood of your business. Don't risk losing it!
We schedule regular, off-premises backups of your devices. If the worst should happen and your data is lost, we will restore it for you.
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Managed Security Operations Centre
A service that provides a complete solution to organisations who do not have a team of dedicated security specialists. The Managed SOC is staffed by security professionals and analysts who monitor and respond to security threats on your behalf.
Cybersecurity FAQs
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Anyone who uses the internet-connected to networks, computers, mobile devices, software, and applications. Cyber security defends against attackers seeking to gain access to your data. Good examples of cyber security measures include strong passwords, two factor authentication, staff education and pre-prepared disaster recovery plans.
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A data breach is when an intruder gets unauthorised access to your information. It’s often a PR nightmare having to inform the customers and suppliers that you, and maybe their data, has been stolen.
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Firewall is a network security system set on the boundaries of the system/network that monitors and controls network traffic. Firewalls are mainly used to protect the system/network from viruses, worms, malware, etc. Firewalls can also be to prevent remote access and content filtering.
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Malware, short for malicious software, is a program or file that infects your system to gather sensitive data, disrupt operations, or spy on your digital activity.
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Keylogger is a malicious tool that records what is typed (a keystroke) on a keyboard. Keyloggers are used to capture passwords, secret question responses, and any other sensitive information.
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A Trojan horse is where malicious software cloaks itself as harmless software within an email. When this file is opened, the malicious threat is automatically unleashed into the system.
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Ransomware is a cyberattack where the attacker forces you to pay a ransom fee to regain access to your system or files.
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Phishing is where a hacker contacts you posing as a trustworthy person or business via email, instant message or text, wanting you to click on fake links to sites or open attachments, so they can steal data or install malicious software.
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By using a third-party to manage your data, and store your data at a different location to your business, this will improve your data security. You’re also able to guarantee that your network is restored, regardless of who shows up to the office that day or even if there is still an office – as was the case for those business who experienced the Christchurch earthquakes.
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Black hat hackers are known for having vast knowledge about breaking into computer networks. They can write malware and misuse their skills to steal information or use the hacked system for malicious purpose.
White hat hackers use their powers for good deeds. These are mostly hired by companies as a security specialist that attempts to find and fix vulnerabilities and security holes in the systems. They use their skills to help make security better.
Grey hat hackers are an amalgamation of a white hat and black hat hacker. They look for system vulnerabilities without the owner’s permission. If they find any vulnerabilities, they report it to the owner. Unlike Black hat hackers, they do not exploit the vulnerabilities found.
Our ‘Business Essentials’ plan covers the basics.
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