Security Solutions

Cyber attacks cost depends on the kind of attack and data breaches. The hidden costs eventually also come up while we are resolving the incidents.

You might believe that larger companies with more endpoints are more vulnerable than smaller companies, or organizations with valuable data, like those in the financial services sector or the healthcare sector, would be simple targets. Typically, larger companies or those that handle sensitive data have the technology, rules, and procedures to defend themselves against cyberattacks. Small and medium-sized firms, on the other hand, are prime targets for hackers because they lack specialized IT knowledge, cybersecurity technology, procedures, or education.

Malicious software is called malware. Malware can destroy a system, interrupt operations, or steal data after it has gained access. If a user, for instance, clicks on a link or opens a malicious attachment in an email, it may enter your system.

Regrettably, cyber threats are frequent, and it's not always easy to tell when your security has been breached. However, the following could be a sign that you've been hacked, and you need to act right away to stop any additional abuse or harm.

• Failure to log in to an account (that isn't due to password forgetfulness)
• Unknown programs startup when you turn on your computer. Emails were sent from your account to people you didn't send them. Social media posts from your account that you didn't make
• Pop-up windows' appearance (that may encourage you to visit a particular site or download software)
• Your computer isn't operating as it normally does, for example, it seems to be running slow or is crashing more frequently.