CYBER SECURITY AND BUSINESS PROTECTION
Threats continue to evolve rapidly around the world, with the number of attacks and data breaches increasing exponentially each year. No organisation can consider itself immune.
The principles of cybersecurity
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Creating a ‘safety culture’ in an organisation does not mean incurring exorbitant costs, and much can be done even on a limited budget. The most important thing is to start becoming aware of the problem and to adopt a security-oriented mindset. In terms of the damage caused by a cyber attack, there will be a huge difference between companies that have taken action and protected themselves and those that have not.
Our company has created a dedicated SOC (Security Operation Centre) team to deal with cybersecurity issues and incident response, and over the years has developed highly preventative solutions that have significantly reduced the problems, while also specialising in the management of any emergencies that may arise.
Network Vulnerability Assessment - NVA
The best – and necessary – prevention against attacks on information systems is a detailed analysis of your own vulnerabilities. Only once these have been identified and documented the necessary corrective action can be taken.
The NVA service is an assessment of the overall health of the entire organisation’s IT security. It can be used as a one-off intervention or through periodic and scheduled interventions to constantly monitor the security status of the IT infrastructure.
EUROSYSTEM2000’s NVA service, provided directly by the SOC, identifies infrastructure vulnerabilities in a timely, accurate and effective manner, allowing for the prioritisation of remediation actions to make the most exposed IT assets more secure.
- DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSING
- COMPLETE PICTURE OF SECURITY STATUS
- REPORTS, ACTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
Data loss prevention
Data loss prevention is a set of techniques aimed at preventing data loss from within the organisation. Specific techniques and internal procedures can be implemented to minimise the risks associated with:
- anomalous user behaviour and prior investigation of threats before a data breach occurs;
- unauthorised local copies on removable devices;
- unauthorised copies of data on unauthorised clouds;
- data leakage due to employee turnover;
- access and activity monitoring through advanced activity log tracing.
BUSINESS EDUCATION AND AWARENESS
Coporate cybersecurity is not only achieved through IT tools or specific technologies, it is first and foremost a culture. A culture that must be part of:
- the company management, in order to be aware of the problem and to activate specific corrective actions;
- the internal staff, who must be trained and made aware of the good practices to avoid risky and reprehensible behaviour.
Failures or problems caused by human distraction of lack of knowledge of good practice are common. Although these are often unintentional behaviours, some distractions can have a devastating effect on a company’s cybersecurity.
Our SOC team of experts also addresses these types of issues to make corporate cybersecurity a topic to which all employees can be sensitive.