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Box 9175 A5A 2C2 Clarenville, NL, Canada

Think about it. We practice fire drills, safety drills and other emergency response measures. Shouldn’t we do the same to prepare for risk with similar catastrophic consequences? When it comes to cyber attacks, a vast majority of the damage is due to the inability of the business to respond because they have not developed a cyber prevention and response strategy. If your e-commerce system, website, email, servers, PC’s or customer data was suddenly inaccessible because of an... attack, would you be able to get back up and running within minutes, hours, days, or at all? Cyber resilience is the ability of a business to limit the impact of security incidents to defend against cyber attacks and ensure that the business is able to survive. It includes two primary components: Prevention measures - the ability to continuously discover and monitor all points in your attack surface and analyze this information to predict likely breach scenarios. Here you constantly assess the risks. Regular risk assessments are a fundamental part of your business and they should be reviewed regularly. Develop a plan - take appropriate action if and when an attack occurs. Unfortunately, most businesses fail at this critical second step. When your organization responds to an incident quickly, it can reduce losses, restore processes and services, and mitigate exploited vulnerabilities. So the question is this: how resilient is your business?

Did you know that 60% of small businesses hit by cyber attacks end up going out of business? The threat landscape is rapidly growing - malware, ransonware, spyware, scareware, phishing, smishing and all sorts of other threats aimed to infiltrate, attack, and expose you and your business. It's time to be proactive and smart about protecting your assets with a solid cyber security plan. ... Protect what matters.

Endpoint. Network. Cloud. Human - at every front your business is exposed to risk. To further our mission in helping local businesses maintain business continuity and remain safe and secure, we are excited to announce that we have partnered with Bitdefender, the #1 Unified Security and Risk Analytics Platform, to offer next-gen layered security to prevent, detect and respond to all threats that might affect any of your business assets. Stay on top of the emerging cyber threa...ts. Protect your business. We are here to help. Ask us how.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN! MY CLOUD FILES AREN'T SAFE? Human error happens. Hardware can fail. And it’s just two of the reasons why cloud backup has become so important. However, what you may not realize is the fact that cloud providers (Such as Office 365 and Gsuite) AREN'T RESPONSIBLE for data loss when it’s caused by incidents like accidental deletion, malware, or occasional disruptions and outages. ... It's called the Shared Responsibility Model and it was created by Microsoft to outline who is responsible for data in different scenarios of data loss. SaaS vendors are only responsible for data protection and data loss SOME of the time. That means you are responsible for data security and data loss the REST of the time. Now consider this...when it comes to data loss in the cloud: 47% was due to end-users deleting information. 17% was caused by users overwriting data. 13% were because hackers deleted info. All of which ARE NOT the responsibility of your provider. BYE BYE files. Don't take the risk. Know your responsibility. A SaaS backup solution is essential to keep you connected and secure. We are here to help. Just ask us how!