Keep your organization running smoothly and securely with our team of IT professionals at Roan Solutions.
Keep your organization running smoothly and securely with our team of IT professionals at Roan Solutions.
The use of connected technology is essential to the operations of companies in every industry and of all sizes. Think about it. When was the last time a business day went by that you did not facilitate payments, store important information and complete other essential tasks using electronic equipment?
The use of connected technology is essential to the operations of companies in every industry and of all sizes. Think about it. When was the last time a business day went by that you did not facilitate payments, store important information and complete other essential tasks using electronic equipment?
While the proliferation of technology has largely enhanced the way we conduct commerce, it also poses new risks. Viruses, ransomware attacks, data breaches and other cyber threats can be ruinous to your organization’s finances and reputation. Traditional cyber security methods are no match for today’s advanced persistent threats (APT). APTs are often targeted and are conducted in a manner that intentionally skirts classic detection techniques. In order to effectively combat this modern issue, you need a modern solution: cyber threat intelligence.
Call (617) 958-6780 or email info@roansolutions.com to discuss cyber threat intelligence strategies for your business.
Then and Now
Not too long ago, running the occasional antivirus scan was enough to keep business technology operating with some confidence. This approach has quickly become outdated. As technology becomes more sophisticated, so too have criminals. Today, savvy business owners make sure to include cyber threat intelligence as a central aspect of their overall cyber security strategy.
Cyber threat intelligence is a general term assigned to a wide range of digital security practices, including active threat hunting, data collection, informed response, analysis and forensics. While many traditional cyber security programs and strategies simply report and address malicious activity, cyber threat intelligence seeks to avoid additional damage and prevent future threats through understanding the context of the activity in question.
Fast Response
When it comes to cyber-attacks, timing is everything. Breakout time is an industry term that refers to how long threat actors have had access to your system — and every moment matters.
Effective cyber threat intelligence enables you and your team to respond to threats with considerably shorter wait times, when compared to traditional cyber security strategies. Instead of fixing one issue at a time as they are discovered, cyber threat intelligence experts can predict, identify and address additional harmful activity by applying their research preemptively.
Lasting Results
This next level service can also utilize human expertise and AI to investigate relevant data to profile threat actors, track malware families and perform other forms of result-driven analysis to deter future issues. These discoveries can translate into timely and actionable insights that your organization can use to prevent the next technological disaster before it occurs. As information is organized and analyzed, it can be collected into a database of known threats. This list can be used to update systems like automated virus scans, activity monitoring and endpoint detection response (EDR).
While the proliferation of technology has largely enhanced the way we conduct commerce, it also poses new risks. Viruses, ransomware attacks, data breaches and other cyber threats can be ruinous to your organization’s finances and reputation. Traditional cyber security methods are no match for today’s advanced persistent threats (APT). APTs are often targeted and are conducted in a manner that intentionally skirts classic detection techniques. In order to effectively combat this modern issue, you need a modern solution: cyber threat intelligence.
Call (617) 958-6780 or email info@roansolutions.com to discuss cyber threat intelligence strategies for your business.
Then and Now
Not too long ago, running the occasional antivirus scan was enough to keep business technology operating with some confidence. This approach has quickly become outdated. As technology becomes more sophisticated, so too have criminals. Today, savvy business owners make sure to include cyber threat intelligence as a central aspect of their overall cyber security strategy.
Cyber threat intelligence is a general term assigned to a wide range of digital security practices, including active threat hunting, data collection, informed response, analysis and forensics. While many traditional cyber security programs and strategies simply report and address malicious activity, cyber threat intelligence seeks to avoid additional damage and prevent future threats through understanding the context of the activity in question.
Fast Response
When it comes to cyber-attacks, timing is everything. Breakout time is an industry term that refers to how long threat actors have had access to your system — and every moment matters.
Effective cyber threat intelligence enables you and your team to respond to threats with considerably shorter wait times, when compared to traditional cyber security strategies. Instead of fixing one issue at a time as they are discovered, cyber threat intelligence experts can predict, identify and address additional harmful activity by applying their research preemptively.
Lasting Results
This next level service can also utilize human expertise and AI to investigate relevant data to profile threat actors, track malware families and perform other forms of result-driven analysis to deter future issues. These discoveries can translate into timely and actionable insights that your organization can use to prevent the next technological disaster before it occurs. As information is organized and analyzed, it can be collected into a database of known threats. This list can be used to update systems like automated virus scans, activity monitoring and endpoint detection response (EDR).
