HAVE YOU EVER BEEN HACKED?

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1 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN HACKED?

2 90% of companies have been hacked 70% of attacks go undetected 60% of all small/med size businesses go out of business within 6 months of a data security breach 32% of computers around the world are infected with viruses and malware HOW WOULD YOU KNOW?

3 CYBERASSIST IS HOW YOU KNOW 205days Prevent The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports an average of $560 million in personal losses, while McAfee reports an average of $1 trillion in business losses per year. Preventative services include: Risk Assessments Vulnerability Assessments Penetration Testing Policy and Procedures Drafting and Review Security Awareness Training Protect Threat actors only have to get it right once! Prevention can only take you so far. We can provide the tools needed to harden your network using a layered, defense-in-depth strategy. Protection Solutions & Services include: Firewall and Perimeter Security Appliances Signature, Behavioral and Anomaly-Based Intrusion Detection and Prevention Based Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware Network Encryption (Data in Transit) Server Encryption (Data at Rest) on average before an attack is detected Monitor Our CyberAssist program not only provides you with the tools needed to secure your environment, we take it one step further by providing the resources needed to actively monitor the performance and security of your network. Monitoring services include: Secure Cloud Monitoring Service which also allows for Cloud Storage of Monitoring Logs Behavioral Intelligence & Anomaly Detection 24/7 Monitoring and Notification Support Security Event Analysis Network Performance Analysis Respond No network, no matter how robust the security, is ever 100% secure. CyberAssist s response packages provide you with efficient response and remediation capabilities. Response services include: 24/7 Incident Response Teams Comprehensive Incident/Breach Response Procedures Incident/Breach Response Training for your internal team Response Analysis and Reporting Remediation Support and Preventative Analysis CYBERASSIST Security Platform as a Service

4 CYBERASSIST Glossary An Internet borne attack usually perpetrated by a group of individuals with significant resources, such as organized crime or a rogue nation state. master boot record (MBR): Information contained in the first sector of a storage device that identifies how and where an operating system is located so that it can be loaded into memory. Malware that enables an attacker to bypass normal authentication to gain access to a compromised system. original distributor incurring the costs of hardware, hosting, and bandwidth resources. A firewall beyond traditional port based controls that enforces policy based on application, user, and content regardless of port or protocol. A security scanner used to discover network hosts and services. An API for capturing network packets. A kernel mode variant of a rootkit, commonly used to attack computers that are protected by full disk encryption. A proprietary Microsoft protocol that provides remote access to a computer. bot: botnet: A broad network of bots working together. Box: A SaaS based online storage application that employs SSL encryption. It s frequently used by corporate organizations so that users can upload, download, and share files publicly and privately. A large scale attack that typically uses bots in a botnet to crash a targeted network or server. A set of standards and an associated network protocol that establishes a secure channel between A transport layer protocol that provides session based encryption and authentication for secure communication between clients and servers. An Internet standard for transmission that uses TCP port 25. An application layer protocol that facilitates near real time communication in a client server networking model. An open standard protocol used for secure VPN communications over public IP based networks. A set of instructions secretly incorporated into a program so that if a particular condition is satisfied, the instructions will be carried out, usually with harmful effects. Malicious software or code that typically damages or disables, takes control of, or steals information from a computer system. Broadly includes viruses, worms, Trojan horses, logic bombs, rootkits, bootkits, backdoors, spyware, and adware. A targeted phishing attempt that seems more credible to its victims and thus has a higher probability of success. For example, a spear phishing may spoof an organization or individual that the recipient actually knows. A connection oriented protocol responsible for establishing a connection between two hosts and guaranteeing the delivery of data and packets in the correct order. A program designed to breach the security of a computer system while ostensibly performing some innocuous function. A connectionless oriented protocol often used for time sensitive, low latency communications that don t require guaranteed delivery.

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