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Understanding cyber security

Cyber security is a growing concern in today's world, and with good reason. Hackers are getting more sophisticated and more determined to gain access to our data.

With an increasing number of businesses and individuals relying on digital platforms for communication, storage and even banking, the need for reliable cyber security solutions is greater than ever.

The rise of data breaches has made everybody aware of the importance of cyber security. As technology advances so do the techniques used by hackers.

It's essential for any business or individual who uses digital services to have adequate protection against malicious activities online. Fortunately, we are able to help you with a variety of cyber security solutions that can be implemented to protect you from potential threats.

From email attachment and link scanning solutions, to firewalls and encryption methods, there are numerous measures you can take to safeguard your data from potential attackers.

In addition to implementing these tools, it's important to stay up-to-date with current threats and take action if necessary. We aim to provide an overview of cyber security services so that you can make an informed decision about which is right for your organisation.

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The Cyber securities solutions framework

  • Your responsibilities

    As outlined in the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Board Toolkit, your organisation will need to be able to understand enough about cyber security so that you can have meaningful conversations with your digital suppliers.

    Cyber security should be embedded throughout your structure and objectives - it’s not just “good IT”. It should enable the growth of your organisation by controlling your cyber risk profile.

  • Identify

    Asset Management

    Business Environment Risk Management

    Governance & Policy

  • Protect

    Access Control

    Awareness & Training

    Data Security & Backups

    Processes & Procedures

  • Detect

    Anomalous Behaviour

    Continuous Monitoring for Cyber Events

    Detection Processes

  • The cost of cyber attacks

    Cyber attacks have been rising over recent years. The year-on-year increase of 23%; exploitation in email and social media up 55% and viruses/malware up 61%. Average business losses increased from 2018 to 2019 by 61% (£176,000 to £284,000) from hackers.

    Criminals are buying advanced tools, techniques and tactics on the dark web – no longer are cyber attacks solely from highly skilled bedroom hackers or nation-state organisations. Criminals with the motivation can now buy the capabilities, looking for access and vulnerabilities within your organisation. 

  • Respond

    Contain impact

    Craft response plan

    Define communication lines

    Analyse & eradicate event

    Note lessons learned

  • Recover

    Restore effected areas

    Enact recover plan

    React to lessons learned

    Prioritise list of actions for restoration

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Our cyber security solutions

We work in partnership with our customers, following the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) guidelines that suit your business size and sector. We use a cyber framework that we believe provides a clear picture of the breadth of our cyber security services.

We believe that your cyber security solutions should be proportional to your organisation and cyber risk profile. Every organisation will have a different profile, there is no one solution that fits all. Our managed security services reflect a proportional response, working with you and your employees to understand what that is and mitigate cyber threats.

cyber security is an important issue to consider in today's digital age. It's essential that organisations take responsibility for their own cyber security and protect themselves from potential threats. That being said, you are not alone, at Zenzero we are equipped with security specialists who can help you define a cyber security strategy.

There are a variety of solutions available to organisations which can help minimise the risk of a cyber-attack. However, it's important to remember that prevention is always better than cure - so taking proactive steps to secure your organisation is key to protecting yourself from the costly consequences of a successful cyber-attack. It's worth investing in the right tools and resources now, so you can remain safe and secure in the future.

FAQ

  • Cyber security is the practice of protecting networks, systems and data from cyber-attacks. It involves security solutions such as firewalls, phishing simulations, and external authentication to prevent malicious access to data and systems. Cyber security also includes strategies like monitoring for suspicious activity, implementing security controls and responding to data breaches. It helps organisations protect their confidential information from unauthorised access or damage.

    In order to effectively secure your organisation’s networks, it is important to understand the types of threats that can occur and the measures needed to mitigate them. This includes proactive measures like patching known vulnerabilities, user education and training on cyber security best practices, as well as reactive measures such as incident response plans in case of a cyber-attack. By taking these steps, organisations can reduce the risk of a successful cyber-attack and mitigate the impact of any data breach that may occur.

  • The cost of being a victim of a cyber-attack in the UK can be significant. From a business perspective, the cost of downtime can be high. Depending on the attack, a business could lose access to its systems, data and networks, resulting in a significant loss of revenue and productivity.

    In addition to the financial cost of downtime, there is also the cost of reputational damage. A cyber-attack can cause serious damage to a company’s reputation, leading to a loss of customers, a decrease in brand value, and a loss of trust. This can be particularly damaging for smaller businesses, which may not have the resources to recover from a serious attack.

    Finally, there are the legal costs of a cyber-attack. Companies may be liable for any data breaches that occur, and may be required to pay out hefty fines if they are found to be in breach of data protection laws. In some cases, legal action may even be taken against the company for failing to protect customer data.

    Organisations need to weigh up the potential risks against their available budget when considering which elements of cyber security they should invest in. Investing in proactive rather than reactive measures can help minimise risks, though this may come with an increased initial cost. Ultimately, organisations need to consider what is best for their own particular situation and goals.

  • You need to ensure you have appropriate cyber security measures in place. You’ll want to focus on confirming that access management is secure, that your security posture is up-to-date and endpoint security is effective. It's also important to establish and enforce security policies that are regularly reviewed and updated. Finally, data loss prevention systems should be in place to protect any sensitive information stored on the network.

    Organisations also need to be proactive when it comes to monitoring for cyber security threats and taking steps to mitigate any risks that arise. Regular scans and tests should be conducted, with any suspicious activity reported immediately. This can help organisations stay ahead of potential threats, minimising damage if a breach occurs. All of these steps will help keep an organisation's data safe, secure and compliant with regulations.

  • Cyber security threats come in many forms and can affect businesses, organisations, and individuals. Data loss prevention is a key component of any cyber security strategy to protect against cyber threats. Known threats include viruses, malware, ransomware attacks, phishing scams, and more. These malicious programs can damage computer systems or data and lead to financial losses or confidential information being exposed.

    Organisations must also be aware of social engineering attacks which attempt to gain access to sensitive information by manipulating people into giving up confidential information or passwords. Educating employees on the importance of cyber security is also essential for preventing breaches as is implementing strong password policies and two-factor authentication. By taking these steps, organisations can protect their data from cyber security threats.

  • Cyber-attacks can have serious implications for organisations, both in terms of financial loss and reputational damage. Security information is often compromised when a cyber-attack occurs, which puts data at risk. This can result in significant data loss and potential legal ramifications if confidential information is exposed or stolen. Furthermore, the cost of recovering from a breach can be far higher than the cost of prevention.

    Organisations need to identify risks associated with cyber security threats in order to protect themselves from an attack. They should take measures such as implementing strong authentication methods, encrypting sensitive data, using firewalls to block malicious activity and regularly monitoring their systems for any suspicious behaviour. Regular staff training and awareness programs are also essential to reduce the threat of cyber-attack and ensure employees understand how to handle security breaches appropriately. Ultimately, investing in cyber security solutions can help organisations minimise the risk of a successful attack and its associated costs.

  • Organisations need to take proactive steps to protect themselves from cyber-attacks. Implementing security controls is the first step in achieving this goal. Cybercrime is on the rise and organisations must be aware of the risk and have a plan in place to address it.

    Information security management is essential for any organisation. This involves setting up policies and procedures regarding data access, storage, and other aspects of cyber security. It should also involve implementing software solutions such as antivirus protection and firewalls, as well as restricting access to sensitive data.

    By implementing these measures, organisations can ensure that their systems are secure and protected from malicious activity. A comprehensive cyber security solution should be tailored to meet an organisation's specific needs and requirements. All staff should be made aware of the importance of information security management so they can understand how to protect their data from cyber threats. At Zenzero we can help you build a security roadmap and ascertain what security measures are appropriate and within budget.

  • The human firewall is one of the most important components of any cyber security solution. It is a proactive approach to minimising risks associated with online activity and threats. This involves educating users on best practices related to data security, such as avoiding phishing scams and malware infections. Additionally, it also means implementing measures such as network segmentation, restricting access to sensitive systems and resources, and utilising anti-malware solutions.

    Advanced threat protection solutions like Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) goes beyond traditional cyber security products by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) in order to detect suspicious activities early on. AI can identify anomalies that may be indicative of malicious intent or behaviour, allowing for quick responses before an attack can occur. Additionally, single sign-on systems help organisations manage user access across multiple devices and platforms more easily. By implementing these tools in tandem with employee education programs, organisations can significantly reduce their risk of cyber-attacks while protecting their data and infrastructure.

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It was delivered in a very engaging and informative way

We received cyber training from Zenzero and it was delivered in a very engaging and informative way; expressing a strong message and giving people lots to think about as well as arming them with some excellent tools and improved knowledge to take forward.”


Wendy Lord, Office Manager,
Moore & Tibbits Solicitors

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