We are pleased to announce that Tanner Lashinsky will be joining the NAC Team as a Solutions Architect III.
He will play an active role in our technical efforts as we continue to build and improve upon our client infrastructure and help develop solutions from a technical perspective.
Looking at ways to harden your server infrastructure is critical due to the ever-growing number of cyber attacks in the workplace. Taking these proactive measures can significantly reduce downtime and help prevent your data from falling into the wrong hands.
Cyber threats are an all too common challenge for businesses of any size. A cybersecurity incident can happen to your company in many different ways, such as phishing scams, ransomware, malware, or software vulnerabilities. One way to stay proactive against these evolving threats is to conduct a cybersecurity assessment for your business.
Cloud computing continues to play an increasing role in today's work environment. The advantages of the cloud are wide-ranging, such as improving scalability, reducing costs, and making it easy for employees to work from home. Despite these benefits, many companies are switching to on-premise solutions in the workplace.
A survey by Paychex recently found that 68 percent of small business leaders remain unworried about their digital security. If you need proof, you can just look at the passwords they and their employees use. According to SecureAuth, a staggering 81 percent of Americans use the same passwords for multiple accounts, the majority of which are unimaginative old standbys like “1234567,” “qwerty,” and “password.
Penetration Testing is a Critical Part of Any Cyber Security Program
An Overview Of Penetration Testing
Penetration testing provides an accurate evaluation of your organization’s risk for data breach.
Penetration Testing means a test methodology in which assessors attempt to circumvent or defeat the security controls of an organization’s IT systems and networks.
