According to the State of Cybersecurity Report by the Ponemon Institute, small to medium-sized businesses worldwide are witnessing a significant surge in reported cyberattacks.
Insufficient security measures: 45% acknowledge the ineffectiveness of their processes in mitigating attacks.
Frequency of attacks: 66% have experienced a cyber-attack in the past 12 months.
The most common types of attacks on businesses include:
Phishing/Social Engineering: 57%
Internal Cyber Compromise from current employees: 30%
Ransomware: Fifty percent of attacks lead to ransom demands surpassing $50,000, while the costs of remedying an attack usually amount to tens of thousands of dollars. Additionally, 38% of SMBs experiencing an attack reported damage to their brand reputation.
Cybersecurity Concerns
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Phishing.
Scammers use email or text messages to try to steal your passwords, account numbers, or Social Security numbers. If they get that information, they could get access to your email, bank, or other accounts.
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Ransomware.
Ransomware attacks are typically carried out using a Trojan, entering a system through, for example, a malicious attachment, an embedded link in a phishing email, or a vulnerability in a network service.
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Identity Theft.
Whether it is stealing your wallet or purse to get ID, credit, or bank cards, going through your trash to retrieve bank statements or tax documents, hacking personal information from your phone or public Wi-Fi ….scammers may use a variety of methods to steal your identity!
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Secure ID's.
According to Javelin Strategy & Research's 2023 Identity Fraud Study, traditional identity fraud losses amounted to $20 billion in 2022, a decrease of nearly 15% from the previous study period, while the number of U.S. adult victims remained nearly identical at about 15.4 million.
TrueSecure Protection
TrueSecure offers comprehensive protection for businesses of all sizes, whether you’re a small retailer or a massive multinational corporation.
TrueSecure provides the capabilities and products necessary to ensure your security.
TrueSecure Essentials
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Proactively monitor the dark web for compromised account data across three company domains, with the added functionality for users to scan personal accounts as well.
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Establish a solid foundation annually by conducting an overview and assessment of key cybersecurity practices.
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Routine simulated phishing has been proven to minimize the risk of end-users falling victim to a malicious phishing attempt.
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You will be able to screen prospective employees for their knowledge of cyber safety, before bringing them on.
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Policies and procedures are key to establishing expectation. Our document management portal contains a variety of customizable security policies.
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Following NIST standards, our Security Risk Assessment (SRA) evaluates administrative, physical, and technical vulnerabilities, identifies risks, and offers improvement recommendations.
TrueSecure Standard
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Proactively monitor the dark web for compromised account data across three company domains, with the added functionality for users to scan personal accounts as well.
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Establish a solid foundation annually by conducting an overview and assessment of key cybersecurity practices.
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Routine simulated phishing has been proven to minimize the risk of end-users falling victim to a malicious phishing attempt.
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You will be able to screen prospective employees for their knowledge of cyber safety, before bringing them on.
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Policies and procedures are key to establishing expectation. Our document management portal contains a variety of customizable security policies.
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Following NIST standards, our Security Risk Assessment (SRA) evaluates administrative, physical, and technical vulnerabilities, identifies risks, and offers improvement recommendations.
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Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is an authentication method that requires the user to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to a resource such as an application, online account, or a VPN. MFA is a core component of a strong identity and access management (IAM) policy. Rather than just asking for a username and password, MFA requires one or more additional verification factors, which decreases the likelihood of a successful cyber attack.
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Our security tool, installed on each computer, not only monitors traditional virus and malware signatures but also detects risky behaviors. If a potentially harmful application, like malware, attempts malicious actions, the system halts it and alerts our Security Operations Center.
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This pertains to cybersecurity efforts dedicated to securing corporate data and assets while individuals carry out their tasks remotely, extending beyond the boundaries of a traditional office setting.
TrueSecure plus
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Proactively monitor the dark web for compromised account data across three company domains, with the added functionality for users to scan personal accounts as well.
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Establish a solid foundation annually by conducting an overview and assessment of key cybersecurity practices.
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Routine simulated phishing has been proven to minimize the risk of end-users falling victim to a malicious phishing attempt.
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You will be able to screen prospective employees for their knowledge of cyber safety, before bringing them on.
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Policies and procedures are key to establishing expectations. Our document management portal contains a variety of customizable security policies.
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Following NIST standards, our Security Risk Assessment (SRA) evaluates administrative, physical, and technical vulnerabilities, identifies risks, and offers improvement recommendations.
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Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is an authentication method that requires the user to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to a resource such as an application, online account, or a VPN. MFA is a core component of a strong identity and access management (IAM) policy. Rather than just asking for a username and password, MFA requires one or more additional verification factors, which decreases the likelihood of a successful cyber attack.
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Our security tool, installed on each computer, not only monitors traditional virus and malware signatures but also detects risky behaviors. If a potentially harmful application, like malware, attempts malicious actions, the system halts it and alerts our Security Operations Center.
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This pertains to cybersecurity efforts dedicated to securing corporate data and assets while individuals carry out their tasks remotely, extending beyond the boundaries of a traditional office setting.
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A cybersecurity risk audit thoroughly examines a business’s internal IT systems to identify potential risks and vulnerabilities.
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We provide monitoring and remediation of cyber attacks 24x7x365 with our US and International Security Operations Center staffs.
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Whether in direct support to your technology team or providing you direct support to issues at no additional cost to help meet your security support needs 24 hours a day.
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$100,000 of ransomware and business email compromise remediation (not including ransom payments and lost funds)
$100,000 of compliance and regulatory failure remediation
$50,000 of business interruption loss remediation
$250,000 of cyber legal liability remediation (after all other components are exhausted)
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Third Party Risk Management compliance with government regulations often requires certifying that your vendors have established appropriate cybersecurity policies and procedures.
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CISOs and their teams are pivotal in safeguarding client and product data, as well as securing emerging technologies. Yet, for numerous organizations, the expenses and resource demands of a full-time CISO may be impartial. This is where a vCISO steps in.
Cybersecurity Solutions
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General Business
With the surge in cyber incidents, many businesses lack the resources to defend against devastating attacks, such as ransomware. Outdated security advice often fails to prevent common compromises. While a decade ago, avoiding shopping online on public WI-Fi had merit, today’s threats differ. TrueSecure offers tailored solutions to protect your company against current threats.
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Financial
The financial services sector, already navigate a complex web of regulations, faced new cybersecurity regulations in 2023. Organizations must ensure their cybersecurity programs are ready for the surge in compliance requirements. These new rules encompass heighted reporting, a broader definition of financial entities, and specific security measures they must undertake. TrueSecure provides tailored offerings to safeguard financial entities.
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Healthcare
Federal Government reports reveal a concerning surge in cyber incidents within the healthcare sector. Between 2018 and 2022, there’s been an alarming annual 93% rise in reported breaches, with a staggering 278% increase in significant breaches tied to ransomware. These incidents have disrupted hospital operations, led to patient diversions, and delayed medical procedures, posing risks to patient safety. TrueSecure offers specialized solutions to safeguard healthcare entities.
Compliance
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SOC 2 Compliance
SOC 2 is a security framework that specifies how organizations should protect customer data from unauthorized access, security incidents, and other vulnerabilities. The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) developed SOC 2 around five Trust Services Criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy.
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FTC Safeguards Rule
The Safeguard Rule mandates that non-banking financial entities must establish and uphold a comprehensive Cybersecurity program, encompassing administrative, technical, and physical safeguards. It specifically characterizes customer information as any record containing nonpublic personal information about a customer, regardless of its format, managed by or on behalf of you and your affiliates.
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Healthcare Sector Cybersecurity
HHS aims to enhance enforcement and accountability by requiring all hospitals to meet cybersecurity performance goals. The strategy involves integrating these goals into existing regulations and programs. Additionally, HHS is introducing new cybersecurity mandates for hospitals under Medicare and Medicaid, while initiating an update to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Security Rule to encompass fresh cybersecurity requirements.
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Other Cybersecurity Compliance
CMMC Compliance
ISO 27001 Compliance
PCI DSS Compliance
CIS Controls Compliance
GDPR Compliance
Cybersecurity Insurance Compliance
The cybersecurity world is fast-paced and new standards are constantly being set, which is why you need a partner to assist with your organization’s cybersecurity posture. With the right partner you can avoid cyber threats and potential breaches before they become a serious issue.
Virtual
Chief Information Security Officer
In today’s digital landscape, ensuring the security and protection of sensitive information has become a critical concern for organizations of all sizes. And while digitizing business processes has become imperative for the organizations of the future, this digital transformation has also led to increased risk.
Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and their teams play a crucial role in securing client and product data, as well as protecting emerging technologies. However, for many organizations, the cost and resource requirements of hiring a full-time CISO may not be feasible. That’s where a vCISO comes in.
TrueSecure vCISOs have over 20 plus years of experience in business and government activities. They are well-versed in compliance requirements and can to lead your organization through a time of transition or establish a long-term cybersecurity strategy for your business.
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