How much do you know about your business’ security infrastructure? With advanced cyberthreats breathing down everyone’s neck, it’s no wonder that more companies than ever before are investing in advanced security measures. Here are some of the critical components you’ll need to consider to keep your business safe.
Your security solutions need to have complex and advanced ways to guarantee identity authenticity for your network assets. One of the best ways to do this is through multi-factor authentication. MFA requires your employees to use multiple measures to verify their identity, like text codes, phone calls, or even biometrics, allowing for a secondary level of security for any accounts or data.
Similarly, you need to have measures in place to guard against unauthorized access to data. Nobody within your business should have access to everything; instead, they should only have access to the data they need to perform their jobs. You can also take this one step further by implementing zero-trust policies, which require your team to verify their identities at every turn, ensuring that your data remains as safe as possible.
Every device that accesses your company’s network, wired or wireless, in-house or remote, needs to be protected, period. We recommend you do this with a unified threat management tool, which includes firewalls, antivirus, spam blocking, and content filtering solutions. This gives your business a comprehensive tool that can handle most threats.
What would a hacker do if your business is too well-protected? They use your team against you and deceive your employees into disclosing sensitive information. This is why security training is so important; with a full training protocol in place for your employees, you can reinforce best practices and test their knowledge in a safe and controlled environment so they’re prepared for the real deal.
Your business needs a way to monitor and address security threats in real-time, period. How are you supposed to address security threats on your network if you don’t know they are there? Remote monitoring tools like the ones we use at Suffolk Computer Consultants let businesses take action to isolate and eliminate threats before too much damage has been dealt.
Want to learn more about cybersecurity for your business? Contact us today at 631-905-9617 to learn more about how we can assist you.
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Suffolk Computer Consultants has been serving the Speonk area since 2013, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.
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