Hackers are lurking on networks, possibly spying on you even now.
Spies in Disguise:
Who’s Lurking in the Shadows?
How to Secure Your Remote Workstations Against a Cyberbreach
It can happen so fast. One wrong click and your network is infected with malware. It’s well-known that your remote workstations are among the most vulnerable targets.
Finally, a step-by-step guide that walks you and your team through the process of securing your remote workstations.
Written by a top IT Security professional with interviews from industry experts.
How to Secure Your Remote Workstations Against a Cyberbreach
Finally, a step-by-step guide that walks you and your team through the process of securing your remote workstations. Written by a top IT Security professional with interviews from industry experts.
Six months: The average length of time a threat actor is on your system before you’re aware of their presence.
Spies in Disguise:
Who’s Lurking in the Shadows?
Hackers are lurking on networks, possibly spying on you even now.
Spies in Disguise is the comprehensive guide that shows you exactly what you need to do to secure your remote workstations and protect your company from a devastating cyberbreach.
Written in a format that you can give to your IT department, with resources and supplemental materials that will tell them everything they need to do.
Learn how to secure your remote workstations before your company ends up on the list of the latest breaches.
Why should I worry about my remote workstations?
Successful phishing attacks are the #1 way into your network. The unprecedented rise of remote working has changed the face of how we do business–and unleashed the hackers on this workforce.
Why should I worry about my remote workstations?
Successful phishing attacks are the #1 way into your network. The unprecedented rise of remote working has changed the face of how we do business–and unleashed the hackers on this workforce.
Recent Statistics are grim:
- 86% of organizations had at least one user attempt to connect to a phishing site
- 50% of organizations encountered ransomware activity
- 69% of businesses experienced unsolicited cryptomining
Recent Statistics are grim:
- 86% of organizations had at least one user attempt to connect to a phishing site
- 50% of organizations encountered ransomware activity
- 69% of businesses experienced unsolicited cryptomining
Forward-thinking companies must structure IT to accommodate both in-office and remote work environments. It’s imperative to tighten security to protect against a cyberbreach.
What's Inside:
- Why the increase in cyberattacks against SMBs
- A step-by-step approach to network security
- Itemized checklists that you can give your IT department
- Access to exclusive training videos
60% Of Small Businesses Never Recover From Just One Cyberattack