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Computer security, cybersecurity or information technology security (IT security) is the protection of computer systems and networks from the theft of or damage to their hardware, software, or electronic data, as well as from the disruption or misdirection of the services they provide.

IT security is a set of cybersecurity strategies that prevents unauthorized access to organizational assets such as computers, networks, and data. It maintains the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive information, blocking the access of sophisticated hackers.

What is Data Security?

Data security means protecting digital data, such as those in a database, from destructive tampering and unauthorized access. Hardware based security or assisted computer security offers an alternative to software-only computer security.

Common examples of:

Data encryption

Tokenization

Key management

Data loss prevention

Data classification

Data accees management

What is the need for network security?

Network security is the practice of securing a computer network from intruders, whether targeted attackers or opportunistic malware. Application security focuses on keeping software and devices free of threats. A compromised application could provide access to the data its designed to protect.

What is Internet security

Internet security involves the protection of information that is sent and received in browsers, as well as network security involving web-based applications. These protections are designed to monitor incoming internet traffic for malware as well as unwanted traffic. This protection may come in the form of firewalls, antimalware, and antispyware.

What is Critical infrastructure security:

Critical infrastructure security consists of the cyber-physical systems that modern societies rely on.

Common examples of critical infrastructure:

Electricity grid

Water purification

Traffic lights

Shopping centers

Hospitals

What is Application security:

You should choose application security as one of the several must-have security measures adopted to protect your systems. Application security uses software and hardware methods to tackle external threats that can arise in the development stage of an application.

Applications are much more accessible over networks, causing the adoption of security measures during the development phase to be an imperative phase of the project.

Types of application security:

Software development

Application testing

Code review

Vunerablity and penetration testing

What is Network security:

Network security ensures that internal networks are secure by protecting the infrastructure and inhibiting access to it.

Common examples of network security implementation:

Extra logins

New passwords

Application security

Antivirus programs

Antispyware software

Encryption

Firewalls

Monitored internet access

8 Cyber Security Best Practices for Business

Use a firewall

Document your cybersecurity policies

Plan for mobile devices

Educate all employees

Enforce safe password practices

Regularly back up all data

CyberSecOp offers peace of mind when it comes to privacy and security. Ensuring data security in the cloud or onpfremisies , compliant and protected by best-in-class security: your data, and the tools you use to harness it, can truly empower your business.

The COVID-19 pandemic has alerted many organizations to gaps in their information security infrastructure heretofore unrealized. Most of these deficiencies have been revealed as a direct outcome of the shift from a workforce-in-place physical environment centered around a fixed and determinable worksite location to a distributed, unstructured environment where most employees and individuals are working remotely.

At CyberSecOp, we can help your organization address these, as well as other concerns related not only to the current operating environment but also pertaining to any and all operating challenges you may face as part of your ongoing operations.

The lack of a centralized workspace raises a multiplicity of information security concerns, including but not limited to the following:

1.      Does the company have an established Work-From-Home (WFH) information security policy, and if not, how is remote worker security managed?

2.      Are employees adequately trained to work remotely, and do they have the appropriate tools at their disposal to ensure the preservation of the security environment?

3.      How does the organization manage mobile device and laptop security, including encryption?

4.      Control and testing of the commercial VPN?

5.      Does the organization maintain a comprehensive data loss protection policy?

6.      How, if at all does the organization address data loss protection?

7.      Does the organization have a breach response plan for mobile and remote WFH employees?

At CyberSecOp, we can help your organization address these, as well as other concerns related not only to the current operating environment but also pertaining to any and all operating challenges you may face as part of your ongoing operations. Our skilled team of information security professionals can provide a comprehensive assessment of your information security framework and suggest remediation and complementary additions to your existing framework, as the case may be.

There are several things to consider if and when the time comes for firms to return to the office. CyberSecOp recommends:

·        Third-Party network risk assessment

·          Operational Responses to Security Incidents

·        Work from Home Security

·        Virtual Meeting Applications

·        Updates and Patches

·          A full virus scan on workstations returning to the office

·        Full Windows/Mac updates

·        Review Wi-Fi connections on returning devices: Some people may come back and still connect to Optimum Wi-Fi (This can be very risky)

·        Delete any accounts not for company use

·        Provisioning devices employees may have bought in haste (Hardening AV adding to the domain)

·        Mobile device management strategy for new mobiles, or devices that employees are using more

·        Pandemic Policy, Cybersecurity Policy Wireless policy

It is important for organizations to foresee possible consequences transitioning from working remotely to returning to the office. CyberSecOp can help facilitate this transition.

CyberSecOp

 assists organizations with 

Cyber Security

 and Privacy Consulting Services, providing services such as Cyber Security Program, Data Privacy Security Program, and Cyber Security Assessment services based on the following: NIST, ISO 27001, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, PCI, DFAR, GLBA amongst others. Don’t risk regulatory fines. Stay compliant with CyberSecOp Security Compliance and Cyber Incident Response Services.

The COVID-19 pandemic has alerted many organizations to gaps in their information security infrastructure heretofore unrealized. Most of these deficiencies have been revealed as a direct outcome of the shift from a workforce-in-place physical environment centered around a fixed and determinable worksite location to a distributed, unstructured environment where most employees and individuals are working remotely.

At CyberSecOp, we can help your organization address these, as well as other concerns related not only to the current operating environment but also pertaining to any and all operating challenges you may face as part of your ongoing operations.

The lack of a centralized workspace raises a multiplicity of information security concerns, including but not limited to the following:

1.      Does the company have an established Work-From-Home (WFH) information security policy, and if not, how is remote worker security managed?

2.      Are employees adequately trained to work remotely, and do they have the appropriate tools at their disposal to ensure the preservation of the security environment?

3.      How does the organization manage mobile device and laptop security, including encryption?

4.      Control and testing of the commercial VPN?

5.      Does the organization maintain a comprehensive data loss protection policy?

6.      How, if at all does the organization address data loss protection?

7.      Does the organization have a breach response plan for mobile and remote WFH employees?

At CyberSecOp, we can help your organization address these, as well as other concerns related not only to the current operating environment but also pertaining to any and all operating challenges you may face as part of your ongoing operations. Our skilled team of information security professionals can provide a comprehensive assessment of your information security framework and suggest remediation and complementary additions to your existing framework, as the case may be.

There are several things to consider if and when the time comes for firms to return to the office. CyberSecOp recommends:

·         Third-Party network risk assessment

·           Operational Responses to Security Incidents

·         Work from Home Security

·         Virtual Meeting Applications

·         Updates and Patches

·           A full virus scan on workstations returning to the office

·         Full Windows/Mac updates

·         Review Wi-Fi connections on returning devices: Some people may come back and still connect to Optimum Wi-Fi (This can be very risky)

·         Delete any accounts not for company use

·         Provisioning devices employees may have bought in haste (Hardening AV adding to the domain)

·         Mobile device management strategy for new mobiles, or devices that employees are using more

·         Pandemic Policy, Cybersecurity Policy Wireless policy

It is important for organizations to foresee possible consequences transitioning from working remotely to returning to the office. CyberSecOp can help facilitate this transition.

CyberSecOp assists organizations with Cyber Security and Privacy Consulting Services, providing services such as Cyber Security Program, Data Privacy Security Program, and Cyber Security Assessment services based on the following: NIST, ISO 27001, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, PCI, DFAR, GLBA amongst others. Don’t risk regulatory fines. Stay compliant with CyberSecOp Security Compliance and Cyber Incident Response Services.

Cybercriminals have turned to ransomware as the latest go-to tool for attacking and extorting businesses using a wide range of variants such as Dharma, Wallet, WannaCry, Cryptowall, Samas, Locky, and TeslaCrypt. The outbreak of WannaCry was one of the largest and worst ransomware campaigns ever. Traditional signature-based antivirus and threat detection methods have proven to be woefully ineffective against such attacks.

Multiple ransomware strain are currently in the wild, we respond to at least 4 to 5 cases a week in ransomware related incidents. We help with settlement and 100% of the time get the ransom reduced. Attacker could cripple your business, not having the right team to help you remediate the ransomware and communicate with the attacker to get your data decrypted can lead to permanent data loss.  

RANSOMWARE REMEDIATION, RANSOMWARE PREVENTION

We’ll diagnose and remediate the Ransomware Incident within a few hours, in most cases. We understand how important this is to your business.

Our cyber experts are brilliant at restoring your files, dealing with it yourself may can cause you to lose your files permanently.

Pay the Ransom - Paying criminals, a ransom doesn’t guarantee you’ll get your data back. If for some reason we can't recover you data, and has to pay the ransom, we will negotiate with the hacker to reduce ransom.

Ransomware Incident Digital Forensics - No matter what kind of data you need to work with, the experts at CyberSecOp Data Forensics will help you recover, reconstruct, and review the data. When you need data examined by court-tested forensic experts, you need CyberSecOP Forensics.

Ransomware Incident E-Discovery - We bridge the communication gap between the IT department and attorneys, pre-, during and post-trial, with your goals as our driving force. If you have a matter that requires technical expertise with a get-it-done attitude, call us right now.

Cybersecurity - Whether hackers have just broken into your network, or you've just discovered that a trusted employee has been stealing company data, the firm you decide on to remediate the situation is critical.

Expert Testimony - We have testified as computer forensics experts in Federal, State, and County Courts. Our work and reporting have been upheld by the courts as admissible and valid. If your case sees its day in court, our computer forensic findings are ready to stand up to intense technical scrutiny and the most grueling cross-examinations.

RANSOMWARE VIRUS REMOVAL, AND THREAT RESPONSE SERVICES

CyberSecOP Ransomware Endpoint protection that goes far beyond malware to effectively combat today’s threats. CyberSecOP Ramsomware Flash Detect antivirus brings machine learning and behavioral analytics to your endpoint protection. Protect against malware, ransomware, file-less attacks, and fill the gaps left by legacy antivirus solutions.

CyberSecOP Ransomware protection starts blocking at the attack’s initial entrance vector (e.g. phishing) and keeps blocking across the entire attack lifecycle including exploit installation/execution and the command and control phase.

Security teams today are overwhelmed with alerts from ineffective products that lack any context or prioritization of attacks; so they end up missing the real threats targeting their data. Our Analytics and Reporting Cloud quickly filter through potential anomalies and only triggers alarms for the high fidelity events that warrant additional investigation.

Comodo and CyberSecOp today announced their strategic partnership. CyberSecOp, an award-winning, independent security consulting firm providing a range of information security consulting services, has partnered with Comodo to expand its security services offering for its customers. Comodo displaced a leading competitor.

CyberSecOp chose Comodo because it’s the world’s only complete, next-gen SOC-as-a platform offering — which includes people, process, and technology. The patent-pending auto containment technology is the world’s only active breach protection that renders ransomware, malware or cyber-attacks useless.  In addition, the platform saves MSSP partners time and money, without zero capital outlay.

“Our partners and the channel are in our DNA. Comodo is a partner-centric company and our goal is to make sure our MSSP partners and their clients are secure and happy,” said Alan Knepfer, President and Chief Revenue Officer at Comodo. “We are proud that such a respected MSSP has selected us. Our partners expect the best from us, and this allows us both to take our high standards to the next level.”

About CyberSecOp

CyberSecOp cybersecurity consulting services was founded by two information security professionals, and a managed services IT firm. They recognized the need for cyber security consulting services for small and medium-sized companies, and that small and medium businesses need to be secured with an information cyber security program. We provide Managed Security Services, Cyber Security Consulting, Security Consulting VISO Services, and Security Staffing. 

Mission: To redefine customer business equity with best-of-breed transformation, technology, and talent.

Vision: Empower our customers to focus on core business competence through innovative and competitive IT and secure business process outsourcing.

About Comodo Security Solutions, Inc.

Comodo delivers next generation cybersecurity solutions to protect businesses, schools, and government organizations in today’s risk-filled business environment. Headquartered in Clifton NJ, Comodo’s global development team and threat intelligence laboratories deliver innovative, category-leading, solutions for a company’s endpoints, network boundary, and internal network security.

Thousands of companies and organizations rely on Comodo’s technology to authenticate, validate, and secure their most precious asset—information—and to combat constant cyberattacks and threats like ransomware from wreaking havoc on a global scale.

www.CyberSecOp.com 

[email protected] 

Comodo and CyberSecOp today announced their strategic partnership. CyberSecOp, an award-winning, independent security consulting firm providing a range of information security consulting services, has partnered with Comodo to expand its security services offering for its customers. Comodo displaced a leading competitor.

CyberSecOp chose Comodo because it’s the world’s only complete, next-gen SOC-as-a platform offering — which includes people, process, and technology. The patent-pending auto containment technology is the world’s only active breach protection that renders ransomware, malware or cyber-attacks useless.  In addition, the platform saves MSSP partners time and money, without zero capital outlay.

“Our partners and the channel are in our DNA. Comodo is a partner-centric company and our goal is to make sure our MSSP partners and their clients are secure and happy,” said Alan Knepfer, President and Chief Revenue Officer at Comodo. “We are proud that such a respected MSSP has selected us. Our partners expect the best from us, and this allows us both to take our high standards to the next level.”

About CyberSecOp

CyberSecOp cybersecurity consulting services was founded by two information security professionals, and a managed services IT firm. They recognized the need for cyber security consulting services for small and medium-sized companies, and that small and medium businesses need to be secured with an information cyber security program. We provide Managed Security Services, Cyber Security Consulting, Security Consulting VISO Services, and Security Staffing. 

Mission: To redefine customer business equity with best-of-breed transformation, technology, and talent.

Vision: Empower our customers to focus on core business competence through innovative and competitive IT and secure business process outsourcing.

About Comodo Security Solutions, Inc.

Comodo delivers next generation cybersecurity solutions to protect businesses, schools, and government organizations in today’s risk-filled business environment. Headquartered in Clifton NJ, Comodo’s global development team and threat intelligence laboratories deliver innovative, category-leading, solutions for a company’s endpoints, network boundary, and internal network security.

Thousands of companies and organizations rely on Comodo’s technology to authenticate, validate, and secure their most precious asset—information—and to combat constant cyberattacks and threats like ransomware from wreaking havoc on a global scale.

www.CyberSecOp.com 

[email protected]