Our cyber security services strengthen the information security of organisations, businesses, workforces, and communities. Buzzle cyber security specialists help mitigate cyber attacks with the application of traditional cyber crime prevention frameworks, system hardness testing, and user training and education.
Training and awareness for CIOs, domain specific for middle management, and entry level for end-users
cyber safety educationImplementation and management of cyber security standards for improved business confidence and resilience
security for commerceData management practices and the application of security principles, access monitoring, and risk assessment
secure business dataGain insight into existing security practices and system performance with a comprehensive audit
cyber hygiene ratingThe traditional cyber security agency provides services to keep the attackers out, but this often comes at a cost outside of existing budgets and project scopes. Cyber resilience is a more efficient, cost-friendly approach to warding off attacks and recovering from successful intrusions.
Cyber resilience has gained popularity in recent years with more successful cyber attacks on businesses than ever before. Building cyber resilience is all about distributing the resources applied to defence mechanisms, monitoring/active security, incident preparation and recovery, and balancing spend with risks and threats specific to the industry your business operates in.
The key elements to cyber resilience are as follows:
Hackers have limited resources and knowledge, so they will target customers based on the cost of infiltration and potential windfall should they succeed. Securing your IT systems to a degree where attackers lose interest is a cost effective way of managing cyber security in business.
Image depicting greater expense for attacker, greater cost for business, point where return is best.Each industry faces threats that change over time, and the type of attacks are generally widespread across businesses in each industry. Aligning to these attacks and discussing attacks with other businesses the same industry will ensure your business is better defended against active threats.
discover penetration testingSometime systems or employees simply aren't ready for a complex attack, so it is best to assume that a successful cyber attack is inevitable, at least passing some defences. Securing important systems and resources with credentials, permissions based access to data and resources, and enforcing modern user authentication, builds resilience against cyber attackers. Should they make it into a system, preparing resources reduces the overall footprint of their attack.
Image depicting time-cost of recovery vs. paying attacker vs. maintenance and monitoring.Over 4/5 of successful cyber attacks rely on involvement from a party inside a business. These attacks are generally in the form of phishing, where a user is tricked into providing credentials, documents, or important information about the organisation, to an attacker. Employees and contractors should be made aware of these methods with training, reduction of attack vectors can be achieved with the implementation of strong and reliable business processes, and resources made available to help verify the validity of communications.
Image depicting business processes and user awarenessComplex cloud environments offer excellent flexibility with security, we analyse implementations to identify configurations that put data and systems at risk.
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