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IT Networks provides cyber security services in Melbourne to businesses of all size. We provide cyber security help to small home-based business or a team of 1000.
Cybersecurity management is the practice of identifing vanuralibilities, patching these vuanerabilities, reviewing policies, implementing best practise policies, and reviewing and monitoring your critical systems and sensitive information from cyber attacks.
IT Networks is an experienced Melbourne based provider of managed cybersecurity services that provides businesses with comprehensive network security services. IT Networks are cybersecurity specialists knowledgeable in audit and management processes to ensure your network is constantly monitored and updated with the latest protection against malicious activities.
IT Networks is a proud member of the ACSC Partner Network, contributing to Australia’s goal of becoming the safest and most secure online environment in the world.
Who can our cyber security experts help?
The need for reliable cyber security services is particularly pertinent to businesses who have critical infrastructure and are exposed to potential vulnerabilities.
We can support a small home-based business or a team of 1000, no business is too small or large. We specialise in providing cyber security services and solutions to businesses in:
The most common and notable types of cybersecurity attacks include:
Ransomware – This malicious software infects an organisation’s systems and restricts access to encrypted data or systems until a ransom is paid to the perpetrator. Some attackers threaten to release data if the ransom isn’t paid.
IT Networks is a proud member of the ACSC Partner Network, contributing to Australia’s goal of becoming the safest and most secure online environment in the world.
While it is not possible for Melbourne companies to reduce cybersecurity risk to zero, it is possible to materially reduce cybersecurity risk. We use a four-step approach to significantly reduce this risk. Our approach is outlined below.
1. Risk Profile
The first part of the process is to develop a risk profile for your organisation. The goal of the risk profile is to provide an understanding of the risks that exist by assigning a value to each identified threat and the danger they pose to the organisation.
Each organisation has its own risk profile, based on the assets it wants to protect, the goals they want to achieve and its ability to handle those risks.
Each Windows computer attached to your private network is scanned as part of this process and the type of data held is documented and given a risk value. This provides a data-centric approach to security that identifies what unprotected sensitive data exists.
2. IT Governance
We implement policies for your organisation that satisfy the goals that your organisation seeks to achieve. The policies implemented may also meet your obligations to obtain cybersecurity insurance from your preferred insurer.
A summary of the policies we typically put in place are provided below. We can work with any existing policies you may have in place, or we can create policies for you using our existing templates.
Policy for use of software
This policy provides guidelines for the use of software for all employees within the business to ensure that all software use is appropriate.
Bring your own device policy
This policy provides guidelines for the use of personally owned notebooks, smart phones and tablets for business purposes.
Information Technology Security Policy
This policy provides guidelines for the protection and use of information technology assets and resources within the business to ensure integrity, confidentiality and availability of data and assets.
Information Technology Administration Policy
This policy provides guidelines for the administration of information technology assets and resources within the business.
IT Service Agreement Policy
This policy provides guidelines for all IT service agreements entered into on behalf of the business.
Emergency Management of Information Technology
This policy provides guidelines for emergency management of all information technology within the business.
IT Incident Management Policy
This policy provides guidelines for, detecting and responding to malicious activity on networks and hosts, such as cyber security events and cyber security incidents.
As every organisation is different, the polices outlined above are not a complete set of policies that will be required. We have simply listed the most common policies that may be required to satisfy your requirements.
Policy Audit
Once policies are established, your systems are audited by IT Networks against the said policies. Any shortfall and appropriate remediation are documented and delivered to you as a fully costed project.
Once all organisational policies are satisfied, IT Networks ongoing support ensures continued compliance is satisfied. Ongoing monitoring and management of your IT Systems becomes the responsibility of IT Networks through either one of the ongoing support options you may have already subscribed to, or the IT Networks Managed Cybersecurity package.
Managed Cyber Security Advantages
There are many advantages of using IT Networks Managed Cybersecurity for your business:
Here are 5 reasons our loyal, long-term clients love our managed IT services:
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Our Partnerships
IT Networks partners and holds accreditations with several vendors. We carefully choose best-of-breed vendors with whom we choose to partner with. This enables us to have both extensive knowledge of the products which we recommend and the ability to provide competitive pricing on the relevant vendors’ products.
We are certified Microsoft Partners, meaning we have the training and experience to help your business grow using Microsoft products. Microsoft trusts our team and you can too.
Our staff are also highly experienced with networking and security having achieved various Cisco Certifications across multiple staff members.
Organisations have become far more vulnerable to cyberthreats because digital information and technology are now so heavily integrated into day-to-day work. The attacks themselves, which target both information and critical infrastructure, are also becoming far more sophisticated.
Cyber-risk incidents can have operational, financial, reputational, and strategic consequences for an organisation, all of which come at significant costs. This has made existing measures less effective, and it means that most organisations need to up their cybersecurity game.
Cyber-attacks can have serious consequences to the operations and performance of companies, potentially leading to financial losses, data breaches, and other damages. Cybersecurity specialists are critical to the modern business environment. With the ever-increasing prevalence of cyber threats and attacks, companies must take appropriate measures to protect their customers and business.
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