With a record number of cyberattacks making national news, cybersecurity is top-of-mind for many business executives. Cyberattacks are becoming more complex, with new and improved malicious software evading detection systems and disabling or hindering business operations for organizations across the globe. An effective cybersecurity strategy begins with an understanding of the threat landscape, but it is only the first step. You must take proactive measures to ensure your organization is prepared for the inevitability of facing cyberthreats.
Here are five resources to help elevate your cybersecurity efforts.
1. Access a Complimentary Gartner® Cybersecurity Report
In this recent Gartner® report, analysts provide recommendations on how to address new cyber risks so you can prevent losses that affect your clients, employees, partners, and business as a whole.
“The renewed focus on the human element continues to grow in this year’s top cybersecurity trends. Security and risk management leaders must rethink their balance of investments across technology, structural and human-centric elements as they design and implement their cybersecurity programs,” the Gartner report states. Access the report now.
2. Learn How to Prevent Data Loss in the Cloud
Migrating to the cloud can save you money and time—but those benefits disappear if your data isn’t secure, private and available when you want it to ensure operational continuance of your business. IT leaders must keep cloud data confidential and protect its integrity, ensuring no one can change it. One big mistake IT leaders make when they move to the cloud is assuming that cloud providers are securing their data, and subsequently, they believe they can relinquish their responsibility or accountability for it.
According to ConvergeOne Principal Cybersecurity Consultant Vito Nozza, that couldn't be further from the truth. In this thought leadership article, he shares six tips that will help IT leaders protect data within the cloud. Read the thought leadership article now.
3. Discover the Benefits of a Robust Cyber Recovery Solution
Hackers have grown far more sophisticated and aggressive. When it comes to protecting vital data, organizations need an equally sophisticated Cyber Recovery Solution, with a data protection architecture that combines multiple layers of protection and security of critical data – whether it’s customer information, trade secrets, social security numbers, or health data.
ConvergeOne's Hassan Kassih dives into the four pillars of a successful Cyber Recovery Solution. Read the thought leadership article now.
4. Read ConvergeOne's 23 Cybersecurity Tips for 2023 White Paper
Organizations are more vulnerable than ever to cyberattacks. Many cyberattacks involve ransomware, a form of malicious software or malware, designed to deny access to a computer system or data until a ransom is paid and a decryption key (commonly called a decryptor) is given to the victim. Ransomware can spread in multiple ways, but most typically, through phishing emails or by unknowingly visiting an infected website. Ransomware can be catastrophic to your organization, preventing critical information and systems from being accessed. You must build a cyber-aware culture within your organization in order to protect your information and people from cyberattacks.
Access a white paper by ConvergeOne Cybersecurity Experts Chris Ripkey and Vito Nozza for 23 cyber tips to get your organization started on a path to a cyber-aware culture.
5. View a Prevent, Detect & Recover Infographic
ConvergeOne’s Cybersecurity Reference Architecture helps a company analyze their ecosystem to spot vulnerabilities and next-generation threats. The architecture looks at whether there are prevention measures in place to prevent threats, maintain data integrity, and protect infrastructure. It also examines whether data access is monitored and whether systems are set to detect malicious activity. Finally, it looks at recovery policies and the ability to respond quickly and effectively in the case of a breach.
Access an interactive infographic to learn more about ConvergeOne’s Prevent, Detect & Recover Architecture.
Gartner, Top Trends in Cybersecurity 2023, 17 March 2023, Richard Addiscott, et. al.
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