IF YOU CONNECT IT, WE PROTECT IT
Our Services
Security You Can Trust
Network Discovery &
Assessment
Vulnerability
Management
Cybersecurity
Policy Review
Human Risk
Management
Industry
Compliance
Business Resilience
CISO as a
Service
Training &
Awareness
Most Common Cyber Threats
to the Consumer & Business
Malicious software that blocks access to the user’s computer until a ransom is paid to unlock it.
Ransomware
Similar to phishing but targeted at specific individuals for the intention of stealing personal and/or confidential information.
Spearphishing
Distributed Denial of Service. Multiple computers taken over by a bad actor are used to direct large amounts of data to a single website or service for purposes of causing significant disruption or taking it down.
DDoS
Fraudulent communications sent to appear as a reputable source, usually through email. It is designed to steal sensitive information or to allow unauthorized access to a computer for other devious activities.
Phishing
Someone pretends to be someone else or even a known vendor (typically through email or text) for the purpose of stealing data, money, or obtaining unauthorized access to a computer system.
Spoofing
Malicious Software designed to wreak havoc on the host by monopolizing the computer’s resources (ie. CPU, Memory)
Malware
An attacker is in the middle of a communication (eavesdropping) between an unknowing user and the website they are utilizing. By being in the middle, an attacker can discreetly hijack or steal information.
Man in the Middle
Internet of Things includes the countless number of devices that can be connected to the Internet (ie. Thermostats,smart fridges). Security is inherently weak often utilizing these devices as launchpads for more significant cyber attacks.
loT Based Attack
The manipulation of people to unknowingly give up confidential information.
Social Engineering
