At Jeff R. Roberts & Associates, Inc., we are proud to include a Cybersecurity offering to respond to one of today’s most nefarious and common threats to your company or organization’s operating system. Our team approaches this issue by taking critical steps to ensure your system is best protected from these external threats. We also know that we are dealing with human beings on both sides of the issue, so managing online behaviors is a part of it. Our offering also includes a best practices component that helps to fortify your defenses and assess your risk factors.
First, we do a Risk Assessment
- Identify the various information assets that could be affected by a cyberattack
- Hardware
- Systems
- Laptops
- Customer data
- Intellectual property
- Identify the various risks that could affect those assets
Solutions to these threats typically include many or all of the following:
- Network Security: Protect and secure your network from attacks.
- User Education and Awareness: Generate user security policies consisting of acceptable & secure use of a business’s systems.
- Malware prevention: Create and practice policies to defend again malware infections and attacks.
- Removable Media Controls: Create policies to control access to removable media.
- Secure Configuration: Manage your environment to apply security patches & ensure proper configuration of IT equipment and systems.
- Risk Management Regime: Evaluate the risks to your organization’s information and systems by implanting an appropriate risk management routine.
- Managing User Privileges: Manage and maintain user access and limit the number of privileged accounts.
- Incident Management: Establish an incident and response plan for your organization. Test your incident plans as needed.
- Monitoring: Create and test your monitoring policies. Continuously monitor.
- Home & Mobile Working: Create mobile working policies. Train staff and management to adhere to policies.
- Systems Hardening: Reduce security risk by eliminating potential attack vectors and condensing the system’s attack surface.