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To detect, remediate and respond to cyber threats that have evaded traditional security controls, organizations are starting to view Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services as a superior alternative to in-house security programs or traditional managed security service options. But MDR providers vary in approach and efficacy—and you need to make sure the partner you select fits your unique risk profile and puts your interests first.

 Penetration testing, also called  vulnerability assessment  and testing or "pen testing" for short, is a simulated attack on your organization's network to assess security and determine its vulnerabilities. These white hat attacks are designed to do the following:

• Identify network security issues and other vulnerabilities
• Identify policy compliance failures
• Improve employee awareness of proper security practices
• Assess an organization's effectiveness in responding to an attack.

Pen testing is one the quickest ways to find out if your organization's security is up to the challenge, and if not, what the vulnerabilities are that you need to address.
A penetration testing company will use techniques similar to those used by cyber-criminals to search for - and attempt to safely exploit - vulnerabilities in your infrastructure. It will then provide a report highlighting any security problems that it discovers.However, a pen test is only as good as the person carrying out the test, and it's only of value if the penetration tester looks at the right things and reports back to you in a way that's useful. 

You’re not alone—many organizations are finding that maintaining their IT infrastructure is an overwhelming challenge. Typically, the bigger your organization and the more services you offer, the bigger your challenge.  

Shopping for a Managed Service Provider (MSP) is often initiated as a cost-cutting measure or as a response to infrastructures that were built ad hoc from the ground up over many years, without a game plan in place. The best MSPs will be able to layer over your existing management services and upgrade your overall system.

You’ll probably recognize when it’s time to outsource your IT operations to a managed service provider. If you don’t, your customers and employees will le

Cyber insurance is an insurance product designed to help businesses hedge against the potentially devastating effects of cybercrimes such as malware, ransomware, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, or any other method used to compromise a network and sensitive data also referred to as cyber risk insurance or cybersecurity insurance. 

These products are personalized to help a company mitigate specific risks.  

Threats to data will change with time, with bigger and more serious challenges appearing daily. So, it’s no surprise that every company needs to invest in the best security solutions that can grow with their business, that are forward thinking and can be able to handle even the most malicious threats. But no doubt, with tighter budgets and fewer resources, companies are in the midst of the great debate: insource or outsource?

Let us first consider “Total cost of ownership” (the cost of a solution over 3 years). Things like compliance costs, such as tracking licenses; migration expenses; and risk assessment concerning various vulnerabilities, the availability of upgrades, future licensing policies and other similar risks.

Given the 10 most recommended technologies and the pricing range, an organization could expect to spend anywhere from $500,000 to $1.5m in its first year, including technology and staff.” Considering the costs related to security, it’s no wonder that the C levels might struggle a bit when it comes to investing in this part of the business, despite the reality of existing threats and the need to protect the company’s assets.