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As businesses continue to become more vulnerable to cyber threats, it’s only a matter of time before your organization falls victim. Downgrading the potential of an attack by assuming it won’t happen to you is not the right attitude to have. By adequately planning, an organization can better ensure its preparedness for potential risks to avoid a catastrophic disaster. While there’s no way to 100% prevent a cyberattack, you can take steps to mitigate your risk. The first step is knowing your vulnerabilities. Get a detailed assessment of your network, IT environment, and security risks to take steps to prevent further problems. https://lnkd.in/gH786rY5

Ransomware has been a central focus in media coverage, and deservedly so, as its malicious intent for profit leaves a trail of extensive damage on a daily basis. Amidst the ongoing concerns around cybersecurity, today's outage serves as a reminder that systems are also and have always been susceptible to errors made by their operators or flawed code. In the face of these persistent threats, adopting a robust risk mitigation strategy becomes crucial. This approach should encompass maintaining multiple secure data copies, implementing a reliable application rebuild process, preferably with on-demand full-stack capabilities, and continuously emphasizing the importance of rigorous testing. By staying vigilant and following these best practices, we can strengthen our defenses against both ransomware attacks and unintended system vulnerabilities.

Prevention is better than cure – unfortunately, despite all precautions, security incidents can occur. Therefore, it is important to have a robust cyber recovery strategy in place that will help you take the right actions in the event of an emergency to be able to resume operations quickly. Don't let attacks and incidents slow you down – learn more about cyber resilience and recovery, so you can grow your business with confidence: http://ms.spr.ly/6048WA6DG #tsystems #cyberrecovery #cyberresilience

Your cyber security is our top priority! We recently received our certificate of assurance from Citation Cyber 💪 Here's how we're continuing to provide the best and safest customer service: ✅ Protecting our client's sensitive data ✅ Eliminating disruptions caused by cyberattacks ✅ Keeping our customer's reputation safe Your business is in good hands with Mitchells 🚚

As winter approaches, it's important to ensure your IT infrastructure is ready for the season's challenges. Cyber threats tend to increase, but a proactive approach can keep your business safe and minimize any downtime. With our SisCare Secure package, you can access robust security solutions that keep your data and network safe, even when conditions are unpredictable. Contact us at (425) 482-1919 or visit our website to learn how we can keep your systems secure this winter. #SisAdmin #ITSecurity #CyberProtection #BusinessTech #WinterTips #Compliance #CyberThreats #WashingtonBusiness #DataProtection #I5Tech

✅ Stay up to date with the latest #cybersecurity and #threatintelligence updates! Check out CPR's July 29th weekly intelligence report for insights on Top Attacks, Vulnerabilities, and Patches: https://lnkd.in/eNR-9Xxa

What is cyber hygiene and why it is important for your business? Using the CIS framework as a guide, we will discuss how the bad actors take advantage of organizational failures to implement cyber hygiene best practices. Learn how to safeguard your business against constantly changing threat actors. Tune in to Forthright's Heath Gieson every second and fourth Thursday, starting May 9th, for quick 30-minute episodes on the latest in cyber security. Register: https://hubs.la/Q02vbkXC0

Cybersecurity is so much more than preventing viruses and ransomware. It is protecting your information and your client's information. Storage is great but what happens when that information is deleted or stolen? Being secure can make or break any business and losing information can put businesses at a standstill. Give us a call for a 10-minute risk assessment of your network. (216) 221-3005 we will show you if there are any vulnerabilities in your network and control areas in your network.

Cyber Security Awareness month is coming to an end. Have you taken steps to make your network more secure? If not, are you ready for the onslaught of attacks coming month after month after month? The bad actors continue to hone their skills to attack you. Inaction is a recipe for disaster. Call us, we can help!

As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, a strong disaster recovery plan is crucial to protect your business. DRaaS is your last line of defence, ensuring your data is secure and recoverable, and your operations stay up and running - no matter what. This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, make sure your recovery plan is ready to face any challenge. When all else fails, Routed has your back. #Routed #CybersecurityAwareness