Cyber Security & IT Solutions

It doesn’t take much consideration to realise that, for most of us, our entire lives are connected to the digital world. From financial details to medical records, to personal interactions, virtually everything can be accessed through our phones and personal computers. All of this data can be compromised by a simple click or tap on the wrong link that leads to a malware infection of your device. As technology advances, so do the tactics of cybercriminals. In this blog, we’ll explore the realm of malware, understand its intricacies, and equip you with effective strategies to fortify your digital defences.

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer when it comes to the field of cyber security, revolutionising risk mitigation strategies. As organisations navigate the intricate realm of digital threats, leveraging AI for comprehensive risk management has become imperative. This blog provides a concise yet insightful overview of AI-powered risk mitigation, drawing insights from recent research papers and industry perspectives.

As more and more businesses go digital in a fast-paced and ever-growing era of technology, and an increasing number of high-profile data breaches appear on our daily news feeds, customers and stakeholders demand assurance that their sensitive information is in safe hands. This is where SOC 2 certification comes into play. While the process is something bigger organisations may be familiar with, smaller and newer businesses may be falling behind and underestimating the importance of this certification. In this blog post, we will delve into what SOC 2 certification is, who requires it, the audit process, and the benefits it offers to your small business.

In today’s digital landscape, the cost of cyber security breaches to businesses is staggering. By 2021, the global cost of cybercrime was expected to top $6 trillion, and what’s more alarming is that around 43% of these attacks are directed at smaller businesses. As businesses continue to rely heavily on technology, it’s crucial to understand that a robust antivirus software is no longer sufficient to safeguard your organisation’s digital assets and reputation.

Organizations are associated largely with 3rd parties for several complex services which support their ecosystems. Due to this ecosystem, success of the organizations is directly proportional to the governance risk & compliance of 3rd parties. This means a lack of appropriate security controls within third parties will adversely impact the business.