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As you know, cyber attacks are increasingly common and can lead to catastrophic consequences for your business. However, we’re here to help you fight back. Our Cyber Resilience package is designed to reduce your risk of a disastrous cyber attack by 95%. It’s essential to understand that cybersecurity is not just about software; it’s about managing business risk. So, let’s dive into what’s included in our offering:
- User Training: The first line of defence is to train your staff, ensuring they understand the severe risks to their jobs and your business.
- Risk Analysis: We’ll identify likely attack vectors and implement mitigation strategies where possible.
- User Privilege Management: Empower users to install software but prevent them from installing malware.
- Instant Updates: Receive immediate updates (after testing) for Windows and select third-party software.
- 0-Day Vulnerability Scripts: Get access to our bespoke hardening scripts and enable automatic deployment where possible.
- 24/7 Monitoring: Benefit from continuous security monitoring (commonly advertised as a SOC).
- Email Security: Improve email security with DKIM, DMARC, and SPF setup.
- Microsoft 365 Hardening: Strengthen your Microsoft 365 with our custom baseline standards, making hacking vastly harder
- Compliance Assistance: We’ll guide you through tick-box exercises such as PCI-DSS and CyberEssentials to ensure you don’t just tick boxes but actually meet the required standards.
It’s time to take action and protect your small business. Secure your future by scheduling a call with us or downloading our free Cyber Resilience e-book today. Don’t wait until it’s too late – be proactive and safeguard your business now.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does cyber resilience mean for a construction business?
Cyber resilience means your business can prevent, spot and recover from cyber attacks without major disruption. For a construction company, that helps protect project data, payroll, emails and site operations, even if something goes wrong.
Why should a construction MD care about cyber resilience?
Because a cyber attack can stop work, delay projects, damage your reputation and cost money. Strong cyber resilience helps you keep jobs moving, protect cash flow and reduce the risk of losing sensitive client or supplier information.
What are the first steps to improve cyber resilience?
Start with strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, regular software updates, secure backups and staff training. It also helps to have a clear plan for what to do if an attack happens, so your team can act quickly and keep disruption to a minimum.
