Meeting regulatory obligations includes maintaining secure networks, protecting data through measures like patching and backups, managing access controls, and training staff on security protocols.
Adhering to these core cyber and IT compliance requirements helps organisations mitigate cyber threats, build customer trust, and avoid financial penalties.
Meeting regulatory compliance regulations can be daunting and overwhelming, especially when in-house technical expertise and resources are limited.
At Fifteen Group, we take care of this by offering a comprehensive suite of cyber security services which are designed to ensure your organisation meets all the necessary regulatory standards of the sector you are operating in.
Our team of IT exerts work efficiently and effectively and will always guide you through the complexities of compliance, while providing the support you need to stay focused on your core operations.
Every organisation needs ITDR, because no organisation is safe from identity-based attacks. Even if you think you have adequate cyber security, like antivirus, this simply won’t be enough in a world of ever evolving cyber threats.
Cyber attacks can happen across multiple locations, accounts, and devices and all it takes is one person, one wrong click or one compromised credential and hackers have found their way through the front door of your network.
They then wreak havoc on your entire digital infrastructure, and your data is compromised.
ITDR includes using both human and technological measures to detect anomalies and respond effectively to potential security incidents, ensuring the protection and integrity of identity systems and data.
With its advanced monitoring, it spots suspicious logins, privilege escalations, or unusual activity that standard auditing can miss.
Endpoint Detection Response (EDR) identifies where the cyber threats lie in the abuse of legitimate applications and processes that attackers use to stay hidden on your Windows and macOS systems.
It protects against sophisticated Cyber Threats. EDR goes beyond the usual traditional antivirus methods. It detects and stops advanced threats like ransomware, malware, and phishing attacks that can get through older security solutions and inflict significant damage.
Cyber Security Awareness Training forms a large part of achieving core cyber and IT compliance. To drive a change in organisational behaviour, and build a security-minded culture, all organisations, large or small must go beyond mere compliance-based awareness programmes.
If there are individuals who require additional training or may be higher risk, then they need to be actively engaged and motivated to help create and cultivate a security-conscious organisational culture.
Human error helps cyber security threats become successful. Lack of awareness about the signs to look for and a lack of understanding about the measures everyone can take to bolster the organisation’s cyber defence can significantly impact the cyber security of the company and its data.
Protecting your business systems and data from the threat of hackers, malware and viruses is something that needs to be taken very seriously. With more critical data than ever being held across multiple platforms and mobile devices, your business needs a cyber security solution which includes network security.
SIEM focuses on managing and analysing security events and involves event monitoring via logs and activities so you can respond to potential security threats and incidents. It enables your team to respond quickly to red flags that could signify a threat.
We compile relevant log data across endpoints, firewalls, VPNs, identity, password management, and other systems. All the data is encrypted in transit and at rest and can be stored for up to seven years for total regulatory compliancy.
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