93%
of data breaches are the result of
employee error
Can you afford not to provide your employees with
security awareness training?
Security Awareness Training is a critical component of a comprehensive business security plan
it's really easy to become a victim
Have you ever opened a file that turned out to be other than what you expected? It's just that simple for you or an employee to bring ransomware or other malicious software (malware) into your business. Here are three things an employee can do to introduce malware into your company.
1
OPEN AN INFECTED FILE
Watch as Kevin Mitnick, once the worlds most wanted hacker, demonstrates a username/password breach via an emailed Microsoft™ Word document. It's worth noting that, while this clip is 3½ minutes long, the actual infection happens in about a second.
2
VISIT A INFECTED SITE
Known as a "drive-by infection", simply visiting a compromised site is enough to trigger the attack. A user doesn't have to click on any links, loading the site is enough to infect his computer. Don't forge that any site can be compromised at any time. A site that was safe yesterday may not be safe today.
3
INSERT AN UNKNOWN FLASH DRIVE, MEMORY CARD, OR CD
This is especially dangerous if your computer is set to automatically run inserted media—the default state for many versions of Microsoft Windows.
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You're not too small to be targeted
do you believe cyber-criminals only target large companies?
While the breaches at companies like Equifax, Yahoo, and Ashley Madison garner the headlines, the truth is that more than 75% of data breaches target small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and that can result in both financial and reputational loss. As a business owner, you'll want to ensure that you have provided your employees with the tools and information required to safeguard company assets should that fateful day arrive.
We can help you protect your computers,
your data, and your reputation.
DO ANY OF THESE
SOUND FAMILIAR?
If so, perhaps it's time to reevaluate the manner in which you manage documents. JC Kelly can help your organization through the process of digitizing your workflow.
