Network & CyberSecurity Services
When it comes to network and cybersecurity services, it is easy for small to medium sized businesses to say “not me”, “they are only after the big guys.”
The reality is that attacks on all networks have been increasing year after year as hackers have become more sophisticated, and small businesses are being affected every day by relaxed or non-existent security policies.
LogixSecure includes a cybersecurity prevention strategy. Cybersecurity is a business risk and not just an IT issue. Prevention of cyber risk is a team sport meaning all employees need to participate in a culture that is cyber aware. This is a change in user behavior and thinking that requires education and tools to become better prepared.
Fortify Your Business Against Evolving Cyber Threats with NetLogix's Comprehensive Cybersecurity Services
The question isn't whether your business will be a target of cyberattacks, but rather when and how prepared you'll be to respond. Small and medium-sized businesses are increasingly targeted by sophisticated cyberattacks, making robust cybersecurity measures essential for protecting your valuable data and reputation. NetLogix's comprehensive cybersecurity services offer a multi-layered defense strategy, combining advanced technologies, proactive monitoring, and expert guidance to safeguard your business from evolving threats. Our solutions are tailored to your specific needs and budget, ensuring that your organization is equipped with the most effective cybersecurity measures to mitigate risk and ensure business continuity.
Protect Your Business with NetLogix's Proactive Cybersecurity Approach
NetLogix's cybersecurity services go beyond simply reacting to threats. We take a proactive approach, continuously monitoring your systems for vulnerabilities, implementing preventive measures, and educating your employees about cybersecurity best practices.
Our proactive approach includes:
Security Awareness Training:
Empowering your employees to identify and report potential threats.
Regular Security Assessments:
Identifying vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your IT infrastructure.
Patch Management:
Keeping your software and systems up-to-date with the latest security patches.
Threat Detection and Response:
Quickly identifying and responding to potential security incidents.
By proactively addressing cybersecurity risks, we can help you prevent costly data breaches, downtime, and reputational damage.
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Our Cybersecurity Services
Security Awareness Training
Breach Prevention Training is the first line of defense against cyber threats-your end users. It’s a critical element to an effective layered security strategy, which is the only way to fight complex modern cyber threats.
Simulated Phishing Attacks
Phishing is the primary way users are currently socially engineered. By being able to launch realistic phishing attack simulations, you can monitor user response and direct appropriate awareness.
DNS Security and Web Content Filtering
Secure your DNS connection against cyber-attacks by blocking malicious destinations before a connection is ever established, get total visibility into web usage, and enforce acceptable web usage policies to reduce risk.
Next Generation Endpoint Protection
Enhanced ransomware- Behavior-based, next generation threat detection protects you from ransomware, viruses, and malware.
Darkweb ID Protection
Identify, analyze, and proactively monitor your organization’s compromised or stolen employee or customer data.
Mobile Device Management
Manage and secure users, smartphones, tablets, laptops, and apps. Ensure corporate data on mobile devices is contained and secured.
Password Security Services
Centralize and secure your corporate and personal passwords, manage all employees and data access rights, receive notifications of all passwords known by departing employees, generate strong and unique passwords and more.
Network Security Assessments & Penetration Testing
Discover and remediate external vulnerabilities, user behavior, permissions, logins, and deeper dive internal vulnerabilities.
How We Can Protect Your IT with Cybersecurity Services
A 2015 study showed that 1 in every 5 small businesses networks would be compromised. There has been a 165% increase of attacks from malware, ransomware since the study that was updated in 2016. With the ever-increasing technological advances, it is likely that since then, these numbers have climbed, posing a significant risk for a potential breach, lost or stolen data, or some type of malicious threat.
There are a number of ways LogixCare along with LogixSecure can protect your IT to ensure that you are at minimum risk:
Compliance and Control:
Requirements that specify risk management as part of corporate governance requirements. The ability to audit users and assign accountability for irresponsible actions.
updates:
Keeping computers and network equipment updated is one of the most effective steps to preventing a possible network security issue.
firewall:
A common mistake in small to medium business networks is the lack of a business grade firewall solution. Often business owners are unaware of the difference between having a network router and having a network firewall in place.
cloud data:
Hackers are lurking everywhere, if you are in the cloud or thinking about it then you need to ensure that technologies, policies and procedures are updated to meet the threat.
Antivirus/Antispam:
Most people know that antivirus and antispam software are necessary components of network security, but many people don’t realize why its so important until their computer or network is infected with a virus, malware, spyware, or a host of other potentially dangerous issues.
Mobile Devices:
From popups to spyware, malicious mobile apps have been around since the launch of app markets. Mobile malware is on the rise and expected to reach 20 million devices by the end of 2016.
passwords:
Password and password protection are proving to be an area that needs attention when discussing network security. Using sophisticated software and tools, hackers are easily gaining access to small business networks through simple or default passwords.