Security Technologies

Someone has gained access to data paths in your network to “listen in” or access sensitive information.

A data security breach takes place. After the information is stolen, its altered without the knowledge of the sender or user.

An IP address is rerouted using a special program, allowing the attacker to delete or steal your data at will.

When cyber criminals attempt to steal passwords, user names, and credit card information by disguising themselves as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication, it’s called phishing. Educating your personnel to identify phishing scams is one of the best preventative security measures you can employ. Secure connections and data encryption can further support your security.

Cyber criminals use this variety of malware to lock users out of their devices or block essential files until they pay a sum of money to reverse the affect. However, payment is not a guarantee that the affect will be reversed and the cyber criminal often ends up with the user’s personal information or credentials. Ransomware is often embedded in emails as a harmless attachment, and can even appear in websites that seem reputable. There are a number of useful tools to prevent falling victim to ransomware.