Cybersecurity is an integral part of every day business life

We live in a digital era where, after its people, the second most important aspect to a business
is its digital assets and infrastructure
Let JAAG Inc. enable your business and employees with the training, tools, services and support
to address your unique Cybersecurity journey.

Why You Need to be ConCerned

How they Do it

How Do Bad Actors Attack You?

The 4 Most Pervasive Channels Into Your Business

External Bad Actors have many techniques to gain access to your business’ digital infrastructure. The 4 most successful ways that result in a breach are shown below.

All four of these techniques are pervasive and no organization is safe without a plan to handle them.

Credential Stealing

Most employees in a business have a user name and password to gain access to information inside their business.
As humans, we all tend to use the same login information on partner sites or other external sites.
Bad actors can troll the dark web and easily purchase these credentials that have been harvested from other previous data breaches. The problem is that you do not know which employees have been compromised and when.

How do you minimize your risk of this form of attack?

Start by leveraging our FREE tools to assess your vulnerability across the company.

Phishing

If you haven’t realized it already, the humans (employees, partners, contractors) associated with your business are the weakest and most exploited link in the fight against Cybercrime.
Phishing is a technique that exploits the ways humans think and react in order for them to unknowingly disclose personal/business information that can be used to exploit them later, and/or unknowingly click on a link that will take them to a potentially dangerous Phishing website.

How do you minimize your risk of this form of attack?

Start by leveraging our FREE tools to assess your vulnerability across the company.

Exploiting Vulnerabilities

The other way into your system is by exploiting vulnerabilities i.e. bugs that have been identified and reported by the vendor in their business applications, operating systems, appliance based firmware, and sometimes the hardware itself. At times, these vulnerabilities are exploited in web-based application environments in order to gain access to your environment through such a vulnerability. Other vulnerabilities can then be exploited to execute bad actor applications.

How do you minimize your risk of this form of attack?

Start by leveraging our FREE tools to assess your vulnerability across the company.

BotNets

A Botnet is the generic name given to any group of compromised PCs remotely controlled by an attacker — think “virtual robot army.” The individual PCs that are part of a botnet are known as “bots” or “zombies,” and their owners may not even know they’re being used.
The bots serve as a tool to automate mass attacks, such as data theft, server crashing, and malware distribution. Botnets use your devices to scam other people or cause disruptions — all without your consent.
They are primarily used for sending out spam messages, often including malware, in towering numbers from each bot.

How do you minimize your risk of this form of attack?

Start by leveraging our FREE tools to assess your vulnerability across the company.

What you Need to Do

Is Build A Security Culture in Your Organization

What is a Security Culture?

Download KnowBe4’s Research Security Culture Report 2022

The 2022 Security Culture Report (SCR) is the largest globally recognized research into security awareness, behavior and culture available. The SCR offers unique insights which allow organizational leaders to better understand how employees view security within their organizations. This information is also leveraged by business leaders to ensure necessary investment dollars are allocated to the most critical part of the security infrastructure: the human element.

Get Your Organization Security Awareness Trained

Build a “Human Firewall”

We put together a custom unique training program across the year for your employees, adjusting as we go, based on employee feedback and testing through a continual feedback cycle.

Give your clients and partners confidence

Lost business is a large percentage (38%) of the cost of a data breach.

On average, lost business due to a data breach is $1.59M, based on a global average $4.24M cost. Clients and partners need to be confident in your abilities to prevent a data breach

JAAG and its service partner, Fortis, have looked at some basic certifications that are simple, timely, and cost effective, to accomplish and provide confidence that you are able to handle Cybercrime effectively.

Cyber Essentials, Cyber Essentials Plus, and IASME Governance certification, can provide confidence that you are taking care of Cybercrime in your business.

Designed specifically for SMEs, these certificates are a mark of confidence, established in Europe and the UK by appropriate governments for SMEs to conduct their business and be considered Cybersafe!

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