HACKER PROOF

All companies, no matter how large or small, have valuable information stored digitally on the web and in their networks. Needless to say, hackers try to access this information either directly or intentionally through automated robots and other methods that look for network vulnerabilities. Protect your digital data with managed IT security.

Computero’s certified and experienced IT professionals are trained to identify and resolve network vulnerabilities and attacks using the most up-to-date methods of network security.

We will monitor your network for any unusual or suspicious activity, and implement protocols that will immediately restrict unauthorized access. In addition, we stay current on highly skilled hackers and hack attacks, and implement multiple layers of security in accordance with cyber security standards. We know how dangerous a cyber attack can be for your business, so we do our part to help you avoid that.

MANAGED IT SECURITY MATTERS, HERE’S WHY

The number of cyber attacks that businesses are experiencing each year is only rising. Ransomware, malware, phishing, viruses – they’re all growing threats for every industry. Without the right cybersecurity protocols, you put your business at a greater risk, since hackers exploit more vulnerable networks. But what risks might your small/medium size business face exactly?

• Phishing and pharming are two of the most common social engineering scams. According to the 2022 Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) report, there were over 300,000 phishing victims in the US.
• Business email compromise (BEC) can be harmful for your company as well. The IC3 report also states that there was an overall loss of nearly $3 trillion from BEC in 2022.
• Every industry is vulnerable to a cyber attack, including financial services, healthcare, accounting, manufacturing, legal firms, you name it.
• For SMBs, threat actors are often external. They use tactics like social engineering, system intrusion, and web application attacks to attack. Their motives are most often financial, all according to the 2023 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report.
• Ransomware can be very costly, especially for small businesses on a budget. Threat actors will steal data and try to make the organization pay a “ransom fee” to get their data back.