Cybersecurity refers to any technology, measure, or practice aimed at preventing cyberattacks or mitigating their impact. It encompasses safeguarding systems, applications, computing devices, sensitive data, and financial assets against a wide range of threats—from simple computer viruses to sophisticated ransomware attacks and everything in between.
Protecting computer networks from unauthorized access and ensuring the secure transfer of data.
Securing individual devices, such as computers, smartphones, and tablets, from threats like malware, ransomware, and other malicious software.
Ensuring that software applications are designed, developed, and maintained with security in mind to prevent vulnerabilities and unauthorized access.
Protecting sensitive data through encryption, access controls, and other measures to prevent unauthorized disclosure or modification.
Managing and controlling user access to computer systems and networks to ensure that only authorized individuals can access certain resources.
Developing plans and procedures to respond to and manage security incidents, such as data breaches or cyberattacks.
Educating users and employees about cybersecurity best practices, potential threats, and how to stay vigilant against social engineering attacks.
Establishing and enforcing security policies and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards to mitigate risks and protect sensitive information.
Deploying technologies to monitor and control network traffic, detect and prevent unauthorized access or attacks.
Identifying and addressing potential weaknesses or vulnerabilities in systems, applications, and networks to reduce the risk of exploitation.
Cyberattacks have the power to disrupt, damage, or even destroy businesses. The cost of data breaches continues to rise. For instance
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