Defending What You've Built

Future Client,

Whether your business is 1 or 100, it is a reflection of hard work, and deserves to be protected.

By adopting the right cybersecurity technologies and mindset, your odds of becoming a victim drop significantly. Based on a popular threat intelligence report, focusing on vulnerabilities and phishing brings close to a 70% reduction in risk.

If you’re not sure where to start, doing something is better than nothing, and we can help by putting these 4 pillars in place.

1. Vulnerabilities: Scan the environment and fix things proactively before someone maliciously exploits vulnerable code.                                                                                                                                           
2. Phishing: Send users simulated phishing emails to better train them on what real attacks look like. Also, implement an email security solution that scans and blocks attack-related emails before they arrive to someone’s inbox.                                                 
3. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): Putting this modern antivirus software in place helps reduce additional risk by stopping the spread of malware using advanced technology. The solution we use has built-in ransomware rollback technology.                                                                                                                                                                
4. Firewall: Thinking of your business like a castle, the firewall is the moat and other defenses surrounding it. Implementing a good firewall can stop many threats dead in their tracks.

*We have month-to-month, cancel anytime packages, that include licensing and labor. Additionally, the founder is available to assist with projects or function as a vCISO for those that need it.

“After being a victim of the Kaseya ransomware attack, I knew we had to harden our cyber security defenses and improve our IT security toolkit. I had spoken with our MSP about additional solutions and improvements to our cyber security toolkit, but recommendations were unclear as to their effectiveness and proper fit for our business needs. A short while later Tecoso Cybersecurity reached out with a proposal for vulnerability management to augment our existing security infrastructure, which was a piece of our cyber security posture I knew we needed but did not yet have. Working with Tecoso we significantly reduced our attack surface on all endpoints. Notably, they also identified that we were using outdated anti-virus software, and recommended an EDR solution, which was far superior and much more suited to today’s attack vectors, that we implemented. I am confident that we are in the best position we can be to deter and respond to any future cyber-attacks. This wouldn’t have been possible without Tecoso Cybersecurity.”