CYBER5 leads organizations on a continual pathway to proactive cyber-defense based on documented, federally-sanctioned requirements for cyber security. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in conjunction with the Department of Homeland Security and other national security agencies, established the U.S. Cybersecurity Framework to guide U.S. businesses.
Performing a professional risk analysis is an investment in knowledge. Cyber5 recognizes that allowing any risk assessment is also an act of faith. We respect the trust of our clients. Cyber5 has an established professional reputation for assisting clients in building stronger cybersecurity. We will always act with integrity.
Cyber5 will not act on, disclose, or compromise the confidentiality of any discovered vulnerability. All potential vulnerabilities discovered will be fully reported to the contracting company only. Recommendations for remediation of each discovered vulnerability will be given based on our highest professional integrity. Risk analysis test reports are treated as confidential data.
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Organizational security must have effective governance, risk assessment, defense and control measures to stop an innumerable number of risks. Attackers are committed to stealing confidential data like financial records, intellectual data, consumer’s personal information, and cutting edge intellectual property. The increasing number of breaches has caused the organization leaders to consider overall counter-measures to balance risk with the everyday operational business needs. Everyone should be concerned with the level of cyber security within their organization and how to best utilize limited internal security resources. This is why organizational security services and professional services from a third party security company have become so important. Cyber5 offers solutions for delivering professional security services to help recognize and understand each client’s current security posture, assess risk, and consult as trusted third party advisors providing comprehensive solutions as an insurance policy against attacks.
Cybersecurity is a broad term that includes securing data and the technology systems responsible for moving, storing, and authenticating data. For businesses, cybersecurity encompasses the technology that’s in place to help keep your business safe, the people and processes that ensure your business stays safe, and the education to ensure your employees remain vigilant against potential cyberthreats.
Small and medium-sized businesses without dedicated IT expertise, cybersecurity technology, processes, or education are easy targets for hackers.
Malware, short for malicious software, is a program or file that is intentionally harmful to your computer, network, or website. These types of cyberthreats infect your system to gather sensitive data, disrupt operations, or spy on your digital activity.Common examples of malware include viruses, ransomware, Trojans, spyware, keyloggers, and worms.
Ransomware is a specific type of cyberattack where the attacker forces you to pay a ransom fee to regain access to your system or files. Common types of ransomware attacks include scareware, lock-screen ransomware, and encryption ransomware.