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Business Communication Solutions helps secure your company from cyberattacks. We take a proactive approach. We offer customized solutions tailored to your requirements and budgets. If you need a fully managed or co-managed solution, please call us for a free consultation.

Keeping pace with the chaos of rapidly evolving cyber threats, the tools to defend against them, and the expertise required to make sense of it all is challenging — but you don’t have to go at it alone. Take the first step toward protecting your business with a free security risk assessment. Schedule an evaluation today to uncover your vulnerabilities and arm your business with a security plan that covers all the bases. Call us now at 512.257.1433

What is IT Risk?

IT Risk Definition

IT Risk is a chance of an unplanned event that negatively affects your IT infrastructure. Examples include malware, ransomware, viruses, power failures, hardware failures, and software failures.

Assets to Protect

Servers, cloud data, employee data, client data, websites, laptops, and desktops. What are the assets worth?

Weakest Link

Is there a fiber cable underground? Untrained employees? Old, outdated operating systems? Only one internet connection? Remember – your security is as strong as your weakest link.

What is Your Biggest Threat?

Natural Disasters
Natural disasters like floods, hurricanes, or earthquakes can disrupt your IT infrastructure.
Risk Appetite
Are you willing to risk not backing up your data to show $10,000 in profit for one year? What if you lose all your data? Will your business survive?
Risk Tolerance
How much downtime can you accept? How much data loss are you willing to risk?

What is Your Risk Assessment Strategy?

Policies and Controls

What are your policies? What controls do you have in place? How do you improve?

Risk Treatment Options

Avoid the risk, control the risk, accept the risk, or transfer the risk.

Cybersecurity Framework

A combination of policies, guidelines, and best practices designed to help standardize security risks. Examples include NIST, SOCS2, PCI DSS, GDPR, ISO 27001-27002, and HITRUST.

Do You Have a Risk Management Process in Place?

Identification

Identification

Identify assets, threats, and vulnerabilities.

Assessment

Assessment

Assess risks and prioritize them based on their impact and likelihood.

Control and Review

Control and Review

Implement controls, review their effectiveness, and repeat the process.

Products, Services, and Technology to Help You Fight Cyber Attacks!

Next Generation Firewall

Secure your network with Next Generation Firewall.

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Email Security

Protect your email with email security and filtering.

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VLAN

Protect your network with Network Switch and VLAN.

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Bad Actors

Bad actors will target the weakest link of your network security – the employees. Train your employees!

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EDR

Protect your network with Endpoint Security – EDR, MDR, XDR, and SOAR

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MFA

Protect your network with MFA.

Cybersecurity

Risk Management

Risk management involves identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks to minimize the impact of cyber threats. Our services include risk assessments, vulnerability scans, and compliance audits to ensure your business is protected.

Types of Phishing

Phishing attacks come in various forms, including email phishing, spear phishing, and smishing. We provide training and tools to help your team recognize and avoid these threats.

Cybersecurity Products

We offer a range of cybersecurity products, including firewalls, antivirus software, and intrusion detection systems, to protect your business from cyberattacks.

Cybersecurity FAQS

Is it possible to achieve 100% guarantee security?
This can be a tricky question. The honest answer can be yes or no. Yes, you can turn off the Internet and allow no one access to the data. This is not very practical. No, not likely. Many factors exist, including technology changes, risk changes, and human errors. However, you can definitely minimize the risk through risk management.
Why do I need or want cybersecurity?
Every organization has different reasons for wanting or needing cybersecurity. Here are some common reasons Compliance – You are required by law to follow certain policy and or law, or faces fines or even license revoked. Minimize downtime – Downtime costs money. Downtime is disruptive. Protect your investment (business).You may have sensitive data that, if in the wrong hands, can cost your business a lot of money. Protect your customers or lose them. Imagine you are a large Box Store that has millions of customers. Imagine they found out you did nothing to protect their data. There can be lawsuits. They may choose to never do business with you again. Protect your reputation. If you don’t, other businesses may choose not to do business with you.

Ready to Protect Your Business?

Contact us today to learn more about our cybersecurity services and how we can help you safeguard your business from cyber threats.
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