BODYGUARDS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Data breaches are making headline news, businesses are going out of business and the bad guys are getting smarter and sometimes get away scot free. The security of your livelihood is of the utmost importance to us. We know we can’t do it alone, that’s why our security stack is powered by Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Technology is evolving everyday and we have to have all hands on deck and be innovative to stay ahead of the game. We specialize in the planning, implementation, auditing, monitoring, and management of your entire IT infrastructure, while taking all the risk.
Multi-level Cybersecurity to Safeguard Your Business
43% of breaches happen to small businesses. Stand behind our fleet of defense
We love the technical jargon when it comes to technology. Not everyone shares the same enthusiasm. You have probably heard it before “multi-level cybersecurity”, but what does that really mean? For us, it’s not a marketing ploy, we want our clients to understand why it matters.
Spam Email
Secure your email. 90% of breaches start with phishing attacks.
Phishing emails are becoming harder to spot. We’ll help train your staff and provide technical solutions to protect your organization and staff from these attacks.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Utilize MFA whenever you can, including on your network, email, banking websites, social media and any other services your business uses.
MFA adds an extra layer of protection to ensure that even if your password gets stolen, your data stays protected.
Dark Web Research
Knowing in real-time what passwords and accounts have been posted on the Dark Web allow you to be proactive in preventing a data breach.
We scan the Dark Web and act to prevent your organization from stolen credentials that have been posted for sale.
Firewall
Turn on intrusion detection and intrusion prevention features. Send the log files to a managed SIEM.
Encryption
Whenever possible, the goal is to encrypt files at rest, in motion (think email) and especially on mobile devices.
Mobile Device Security
Today’s cybercriminals attempt to steal data or access your network by way of employees’ phones and tablets.
Backup and Disaster Recovery
Backup local. Backup to the cloud. Have an offline backup for each month of the year. Test your backups often and if you aren’t convinced your backups are working properly, call us ASAP.
SIEM/Log Management
Uses big data engines to review all event and security logs from all covered devices to protect against advanced threats and to meet compliance requirements.
Advanced Endpoint Security
Protect your computers and data from malware, viruses, and cyberattacks with advanced endpoint security. Today’s latest technology protects against file-less and script-based threats and can even rollback a ransomware attack.
Computer Updates
Keep Microsoft, Adobe, and Java products updated for better security.
We provide a “critical update” service via automation to protect your computers from the latest known attacks.
Multi-layer Security
Layers upon layers of security to thwart off criminals. Digital threats if unsuccessful will continue to try until they’re successful. With AI and machine learning, we’re up for the task.
Passwords
Apply security policies on your network.
Examples: Deny or limit USB file storage access, enable enhanced password policies, set user screen timeouts, and limit user access.
Security Awareness
Train your users — often! Teach them about data security, email attacks, and your policies and organization from breaches.
Secure Internet Gateway
Cloud based security detects web and email threats as they emerge on the internet and blocks them on your network within seconds — before they reach the user.
Physical Security
This is often an overlooked piece of your security program. Keeping uninvited guests out of your office and secure areas is crucial to protecting sensitive data and your procedures. We offer training solutions and “done for you” security policies.
Why Choose Tek-Mate?
Tek-Mate provides IT support throughout Bradenton, Sarasota, Venice, Parrish, Ellenton, Fruitville, Punta Gorda, areas. Our team of experts provide reliable on-site support. We’re there when you need us, ensuring seamless productivity within your systems and providing the level of attention your business deserves. We value long-term relationships with our clients and will work closely with your business to ensure that you have all the technology resources for software and hardware that you need to be successful.
100% Unconditional Satisfaction
Guaranteed 1 Hour Response
Fixed Monthly IT Cost
Expeditious Repair
No Technical Jargon
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Q&A
How to find cybersecurity clients?
By hosting webinars and events on topics related to cyber security, you can attract a targeted audience and provide them with valuable insights and information. Make sure to promote your webinars and events across multiple channels and follow up with attendees to move them further along in the sales process.
- Organize your audience to know who to target
- Take and AMB approach
- Invest in a good CRM
- Get active on socal media
- Have a website and blog that's properly optimized for search engines
- Develop a content marketing strategy
- Monitor your marketing metrics
How does cyber security work?
Cyber security can be described as the collective methods, technologies, and processes to help protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of computer systems, networks and data, against cyber-attacks or unauthorized access. The main purpose of cyber security is to protect all organizational assets from both external and internal threats as well as disruptions caused due to natural disasters.
As organizational assets are made up of multiple disparate systems, an effective and efficient cyber security posture requires coordinated efforts across all its information systems.
Some best practices to prevent a breach include:
- Conduct cyber security training and awareness
- perform risk assessments
- Ensure vulnerability management and software patch management are up-to-date
- Ensure secure password storage and policies
- Implement a robust business continuity and incident response plan
- Perform periodic security reviews
- Back-up data
- Encrypt data
- Design software and network with security in mind
What are the main cyber security threats?
Major threats to cyber security include, but are not limited to:
- Removable media such as flash drives.
- Brute force attack using trial and error to decode encrypted data.
- Web or email attacks.
- Unauthorized use of your organization's system privileges.
- Loss or theft of devices containing confidential information.
- Social engineering
- Third-party exposure
- Configuration mistakes
- Poor cyber hygiene
- Cloud vulnerabilities
- Mobile device vulnerabilities
- Internet of things
- Ransomware