Our multilayered cybersecurity approach.


How we protect your business.


Multilayered cybersecurity is crucial to protect your organization. It offers a defense-in-depth approach by implementing multiple security measures to protect against cyber threats. This approach increases the chances of detecting and preventing breaches and ensures that even if one layer is compromised, other layers are in place to provide added protection. It is a more effective strategy than relying on a single layer of defense, which can leave your organization vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Our multilayered approach.


PERIMETER

Human Security

Internet Security


INTERIOR

Network Security

Endpoint Security

Application Security


CORE

Data Security

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning

The Perimeter

  • Employee cybersecurity training

    Employee cybersecurity training helps protect a company by educating staff on how to identify and prevent cyber-attacks, reducing the risk of data breaches and minimizing the impact of security incidents.

  • Access management

    Access management helps to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to sensitive data and systems, reducing the risk of data breaches and unauthorized access to critical systems.

  • Firewalls

    Firewalls help protect a network from unauthorized access by controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic based on a set of rules and security policies, providing an important layer of security for any cyber defense strategy. 

  • Email filtering

    Email filtering helps to organize inboxes, prioritize important messages, and block spam and potential security threats, resulting in increased productivity and better time use. 

  • DNS filtering

    DNS filtering is a security layer that blocks unwanted websites by using a list of known malicious or unwanted domains, it prevents malware and phishing, improves network performance and increases security. 

The Interior

  • Password policies

    Password policies ensure that employees use strong and unique passwords to protect sensitive information and systems from unauthorized access, it improves overall security and reduces the risk of breaches. 

  • Multifactor authentication

    Multifactor authentication adds an extra layer of security by requiring multiple forms of identification, such as a password and a fingerprint or a pin code, making it more difficult for unauthorized users to access sensitive information. 

  • Secure remote access

    Secure remote access allows authorized users to access sensitive information and systems remotely while maintaining security and protecting against unauthorized access, it increases flexibility and productivity while ensuring security.

  • Advanced endpoint protection

    Advanced endpoint protection provides multiple layers of security to detect and prevent malware, unauthorized access and other cyber threats, securing the endpoint devices and preventing breaches.

  • Firmware updates

    Firmware updates fix vulnerabilities, improve performance, and add new features, helping to keep devices secure and running smoothly, protecting against cyber threats, and ensuring optimal usage. 

  • Remote monitoring and management

    Remote monitoring and management allow IT teams to remotely access, monitor, and manage devices, networks, and systems, quickly identifying and resolving issues, improving uptime, and reducing costs. 

  • App updates

    App updates provide security patches, bug fixes, and new features, keeping the apps running smoothly and protecting against vulnerabilities and malware, it ensures that the apps are up-to-date and secure. 

  • Whitelisting

    Whitelisting in cybersecurity involves only allowing specific apps and programs to run on devices, it reduces the risk of malware and other cyber threats by blocking unknown or unauthorized programs from executing, it improves security and network performance. 

The Core

  • Email encryption

    Email encryption ensures that emails are sent in a secure and encrypted format, protecting against unauthorized access and ensuring that sensitive information is not compromised during transmission. 

  • File management

    File management ensures that sensitive files are properly secured and backed up and that access to those files is restricted to authorized users, reducing the risk of data breaches and unauthorized access. 

  • Data backup

    Data backup is a crucial aspect of cybersecurity; it ensures that important data can be recovered in case of a disaster, hacking, or other security breaches, reducing the risk of data loss and downtime. 

  • Business continuity and data recovery plans

    Business continuity and data recovery plans ensure that an organization can quickly resume normal operations after a disaster, security breach, or other disruption, minimizing downtime and ensuring data can be recovered.