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| Source |  AlienVault Blog |
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| Identifiant | 2713289 |
| Date de publication | 2021-04-29 10:00:00 (vue: 2021-04-29 10:08:40) |
| Titre | The importance of creating a small business Cybersecurity plan |
| Texte | This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. It’s estimated that cyber crime will cost businesses as much as $45,000,000,000 by 2025. Each year, small businesses who haven’t put a cyber security plan in place are at the mercy of hackers who are using ever increasingly sophisticated methods to breach their network, compromise their data - and even hold the business to ransom. In this article, we’ll be looking at the importance of creating a small business Cybersecurity plan, and we’ll also show you which steps you need to take to create one of your own. Why you need a Cybersecurity plan Developing a cyber security strategy means you’re being proactive. You’re staying on top of risk and nipping attacks in the bud. Early detection of threats A Cybersecurity plan allows you to sniff attacks out quickly; while this doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll prevent an attack altogether, it does increase your chances of successfully resolving it. Quick response to threats Once you’ve detected a threat, you can then react quickly. Doing so will invariably save you time, money and hassle. It will also prevent your business from encountering a large-scale crisis that shuts it down completely, at least for a while. Improved operational efficiency On a macro level, a Cybersecurity plan allows your business to continue running efficiently. With procedures in place to thwart attacks automatically, your team can continue performing their jobs, focusing on the core aspects of your business. Creating a small business Cybersecurity plan Choose a firewall Firewalls monitor your incoming and outgoing network traffic, looking out for malicious data packets before blocking them to prevent further problems. They are often your first line of defence against online attacks. However, there are different types of firewalls for different-sized businesses with different needs: Network firewalls are designed to protect multiple computers at the same time. Host-based firewalls defend a single computer. If your system has multiple computers, each one would require its own firewall if you choose this type. Enterprise firewalls are the most expensive. They include VPNs and advanced monitoring, and are aimed at bigger businesses with numerous users and networks. Choose the right Cybersecurity software A Cybersecurity strategy starts with investing in the right tools. Cybersecurity tools are the easiest way to give yourself peace of mind, because you know that you’ve built a second line of defence on top of your firewall. All businesses should make antivirus and anti-malware software a key part of their Cybersecurity plan. However, there are a lot of tools to consider, and each one has its pros and cons, being aimed at different organisations facing different threats. Features to look out for include: Threat intelligence Network and host intrusion detection SIEM security and monitoring Patch management Secure VPN Report generator Multi-layer ransomware protection In 2021, the best software may include Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI in antivirus software is able to detect network anomalies, targeting those that behave suspiciously and preventing a breach. It can also spot new user log-ins and disable them, or at the very least notify you or the system administrator. Put together a cross-functional secu |
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