Today’s top cybersecurity threats
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Ransomware:
The clue is in the prefix ‘ransom’.
In a ransomware attack, a hacker will gain access to your network then lockdown important or sensitive company data. They will then demand payment to unlock that data. Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are particularly prone to ransomware attacks and it was estimated that around 70% of all ransom attacks through 2018 were in this sector.
Phishing:
Email attacks asking for your info
By far the most common (and consequently most dangerous) type of cyberattack is through phishing. Phishing accounts for around 90% of all security breaches and is estimated to cost firms in the region of $12 billion annually. In a phishing attack, the hacker assumes the identity of a trusted individual or company to encourage the user to part with account credentials, download a malicious file, visit a false weblink or allow access to sensitive data. Phishing is particularly difficult to combat as it relies more on the social element of the web and exploits human nature rather than targeting specific weaknesses in technology.
In the event of a data breach, Amsetpro’s cyber investigation teams can help identify the source of the intrusion and evaluate how to best safeguard your system from future attacks. We collect and examine physical and digital evidence to uncover important information about an incident to determine where and when an incident occurred, as well as how it happened. We can determine what data was compromised and whether digital evidence was erased or modified, recover data, and recreate events and exchanges so that you have an accurate diagnosis to develop an effective recovery plan.
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Physical Security
The ability for someone to physically enter your facility and gain access to data-center systems is as real as any cyber attack! Physical security is an often overlooked component of data and system security in the technology world.
Security Audits
Most commonly the controls being audited can be categorized to technical, physical and administrative. Auditing information security covers topics from auditing the physical security of data centers to auditing the logical security of databases and different methods for auditing these areas.
Social Engineering
Social engineers attack the weakest link in a business process... Technology alone is almost helpless when this link is exploited, and this makes social engineering attacks one of the most dangerous attacks for an organization.
Cyber Investigations
Our cyber investigations experts reflect our multidisciplinary team approach to problem solving. Cyber team members include the industry’s top practitioners from law enforcement, the Department of Justice and private practice who have proven track records for successfully defending expert findings in court or administrative proceedings.