Cyber Security
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What is Cyber Security?
Cyber security involves safeguarding hardware, software, and data that are connected to various systems from cyber-attacks and threats, including preventing threats that are designed to make a system or device unavailable to its users or disrupt its normal working function.
A strong cyber security strategy can be helpful for achieving a good cyber security posture against malicious attacks that are designed to compromise, change, delete, destroy, hack, or extort an organization’s or user’s systems and sensitive data.
How Its Work
Why we need Cyber Security for our organization?
Today’s businesses operate on Information Technology and with the growth in users, devices, and applications in the modern enterprise combined with sensitive or confidential data – cyber security continues to grow in importance.
Core Components of Cyber Security
The cyber security is a broad term that covers multitude of technologies, devices and processes, the coordination of which within the organization is crucial to the success of a cyber security.
- Network Security – Firewall/UTM/NGFW, IDS/IPS, Sandboxing
- End Point Security – AV/NGAV/EDR, DLP, Encryption
- Email Security
- Application Security – Multifactor Authentication, Web Application Firewall(WAF),SSL/TLS
- Information or Data Security – Backup
- Disaster Recovery (DR)/Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
- Operational Security
- Cloud Security – CASB, Oauth 2.0
- Physical Security
- End-User Education
Benefits of Cyber security
- Safeguarding business assets from cybercrime and data tampering.
- Defending and protecting data and networks.
- Mitigation of unauthorized user access.
- Restoration leads to improved recovery time after a breach.
- Providing protection for end users and endpoint devices.
- Aiding regulatory compliance.
- Helping with business continuity.
- Gaining trust in the business reputation back and from the business partners, vendors, customers, stakeholders and employees.
Firewall/UTM/NGFW
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An integrated weapon system comprising various security features and services that operate in unison on a single device within the network, Unified Threat Management (UTM) is designed to shield users from security threats in a straightforward manner. Functions provided by UTM include Firewall, Antivirus, Antispam, Intrusion Prevention/Detection, Web-Application Control, Sandboxing, Link Load Balance, Bandwidth Management, Client Authentication, VPN and Detailed Reporting.
Multi-Factor Authentication
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Multi-factor authentication is like a digital fortress. You can only step inside after proving you belong. Show two or more credentials—something you know, something you have, and something you are. It’s your key to safety!
End Point Protection (AV/NGAV)
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Endpoint security is the process of protecting entry points of end-user computers including desktop, laptop, and mobile devices from being used by malicious attackers and campaigns. In general, an endpoint security software works by employing an agent-server model of communication. The agent application is installed on all the endpoints and it gather and pull data from time to time, some of which are unpatched vulnerabilities, missing patches, etc.
Web Application Firewall (WAF)
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A WAF protects your web applications by filtering, monitoring, and blocking any malicious HTTP/S traffic traveling to the web application, preventing unauthorized data from leaving the app. It does so by conforming to a set of policies that help determine what traffic is malicious and what traffic can be considered safe.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
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DLP shields the organisation against insider threats, the employees included and appropriates data leakage or loss in the event of system compromise. DLP will allow organisations to hold files sent through email or any team sharing application and any file that is tried to be uploaded to the internet.