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Why an effective defense in layers approaches crucial for your cyber security strategy
With the ever-expanding list of cyber security threats, such as malware, ransomware, and insider threats, it has become a widely accepted notion among experts that it's not a question of if your company will experience a cyber attack, but rather when.
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Do you know what you’re looking for?
What Attacks You Should Be Checking For
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MalwareThis broad category encompasses spyware, viruses, trojans and worms. The common attribute is that all malware is developed solely to cause harm to computers, servers, or networks.
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RansomwareOne of the most common types of malware that gets a lot of media attention, ransomware denies the victim access to their data until they pay a ransom to release it.
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PhishingIn a phishing attack, the criminal sends fraudulent emails containing malicious files or scripts to unsuspecting users. This type of attack exploits an organization’s point of vulnerability: its employees.
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Man-in-the-Middle AttacksThese attackers exploit network security vulnerabilities by inserting themselves between someone’s device and the network, thereby redirecting information to themselves rather than the legitimate destination.
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Denial-of-Service AttacksBy flooding a system, server or network with traffic and requests, denial-of-service attacks can incapacitate a system or even take it completely offline, preventing it from fulfilling legitimate requests.
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Social Engineering AttacksIn these attacks, the attacker uses social interaction and/or psychological manipulation to gain the trust of a human being, who then hands over login information or otherwise lets the attackers into the system.
Defense in Layers Requires Proactive Focus
Rimage products and solutions cater to a variety of markets and applications. Select your market to learn how Rimage will integrate with your workflows, explore case studies, and more.
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Physical ControlsThese are tools that control physical access to an organization’s IT systems, such as security teams, locked doors with managed access, biometrics, fences, video security, and the like.
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Administrative ToolsEmployee training for both in-office and remote workforces as well as company policies, hiring practices and background checks are examples of administrative tools companies can use to protect data.
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TechnologyOrganizations should include several different types of data security technology tools, such as:
• Antivirus software
• Authentication/password security
• Encryption
• Firewalls
• Virtual private networks (VPNs)
• Multi-factor authentication
• Intrusion prevention software
Types of data security
Guarding against diverse forms of cyber attacks requires a comprehensive approach rather than relying on a single solution. At Rimage, we advocate for organizations to establish a robust Defense in Layers security posture by implementing a range of data security measures.
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Removable Data StorageOffline, removable data management. Data is stored on CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray, USB or other offline media to keep it out of the hands of cyber criminals.
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WORM TechnologyWrite once, read many (WORM) technology. Data is written indelibly on removable management media so that it can be read any number of times, but never manipulated or changed.
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Chain of CustodyChain of custody. Movement of data is tracked through its lifecycle to document each user that handles it.
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Backup and RecoveryAir-gapped, offline backup and recovery. A copy of your data is kept offline and inaccessible from the internet so that cyber criminals can’t get to it.
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Client Testimonials
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Eric Power
Director of Strategic Initiatives
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We’re not only managing our clients’ information from our technology platform, but we’re also managing it from an integrity standpoint. Our clients see offline and air-gapped backups as another safety check in their compliance, insurance and business continuity requirements to meet current and new government compliance needs.