The digital landscape, with its potential for connection and remembrance, has a lurking shadow side. Cybercriminals have been exploiting online memorials by creating false obituary websites. This happens when a legitimate site has a really difficult to detect - counterfeit counterpart.
CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has again named Solutions II a Triple Crown Award winner in back-to-back years. The Triple Crown Award is reserved for companies that earn a spot on all three of CRN’s prestigious solution provider award lists in the same calendar year. Now in its tenth year, the CRN Triple Crown Award spotlights top North American solution providers for displaying a tireless commitment to unparalleled technical expertise, company growth, and significant revenues within the IT channel.
What is ASM Illuminate? Why you need it and how it works.
Adhering to stringent cybersecurity standards is not only a good first-line defense against cyber-attacks, but it’s also a requirement for government agencies.
Solutions II, an award-winning Solution Provider specializing in Security, IT Managed Services, Hybrid Cloud, Data Management, Infrastructure, and Hybrid Maintenance solutions, is launching ASM (Attack Surface Management) Illuminate as a next-level service to protect your organization from a cyberattack.
While businesses regularly deal with the operational disruptions and financial ramifications of cyber-attacks, it’s a different situation in the public sector, where state and local agencies hit by ransomware can quickly transform into a matter of public and personal safety.
The convergence of new funding sources, along with heightened cybersecurity compliance requirements at the federal level, is challenging state, local, and territorial (SLT) agencies to examine their cybersecurity landscape with a heightened level of scrutiny. For SLT agencies, there's never been a better—or more necessary—time to review current cybersecurity capabilities and identify gaps to address quickly and securely. Why?
The “boom” is the breach, the attack, the thing data security nightmares are made of. Recently, the context for security breaches—or booms—has expanded to include those events that take place before and after an attack. In other words, breaches include the set of events that take place before an attacker penetrates your IT environment (or left of boom) and the response and recovery efforts that happen after an attack ensues (or right of boom.)