VTG Armor
VTG has partnered with Knowbe4 to create a service that keeps you and your organization protected from cyber criminals. It works in conjunction with your existing antivirus and firewalls, with a focus on employees.
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91% of Cyber Security Attacks Initiate From Within
You don’t have to be a victim. VTG has partnered with Knowbe4 to create a service that keeps you and your organization protected from cyber criminals. It works in conjunction with your existing antivirus and firewalls, with a focus on employees.
What is Phishing?
Phishing is the fraudulent practice of sending emails that appear to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers.
Phishing emails are designed to convince you that you are performing a normal task or procedure.
Those affected by phishing range from large corporations to small companies; from tech and finance companies to hospitals, schools, and local governments.
What are Phishing Campaigns?
Phishing campaigns can be active as often as is preferred. During an active campaign, an email is sent to an end user in an attempt to induce the user to take action on the email.
The phishing campaigns evolve over time, and can range in subject matter.
Phishing campaigns can be set up to occur as often as is preferred. They can occur at random, and can be set up to send to all users, to a specific group, or to an individual.
What are Training Campaigns?
Training campaigns consist of training modules, video modules, and even games. They range in length from 3 minutes – 45 minutes.
Training is customizable. Campaigns can happen as often as you prefer.
Each campaign can be set up with training reminders, such as: notifying the users of their enrollment, number of days left until the end date, training completion notifications, and the number of days that training is past due.
What is VTG Armor?
VTG Armor is Security Awareness Training that changes the way users approach emails through a combination of phishing email campaigns, training campaigns, and reporting on their progress.
This method allows users to adopt a mindset of vigilance and healthy suspicion. In addition to your organization’s policies and procedures, each user will know how to respond when they receive an unsolicited email to verify its legitimacy.
Every phishing test sent is creating an opportunity for your employees to succeed in keeping you and your organization secure.
Progress Reporting
Once a month, a report to the account’s administrator is provided.
Examples of progress reports include:
- Number of training sessions completed in a given time frame.
- Number of phishing emails clicked on by a specific user.
Other reports are available and can be generated at any time.
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We LOVE that. We do an excellent job backing your IT professional up if he/she is overwhelmed, or on vacation. We consider our entire staff as part of yourteam. Co-managed IT is a collaborative approach to IT management that allows businesses to supplement their in-house IT staff with external IT experts. Thisapproach has several advantages, including improved IT service delivery, increasedIT security, and reduced IT costs. By working with external IT experts,businesses can tap into a wider range of expertise and experience, ensuring that they have access to the latest technology and best practices. Co-managedIT also allows businesses to augment their IT staff during peak periods, such as during software upgrades or new system deployments. This ensures that businesses have the resources they need to complete these projects on time and within budget. Additionally, co-managed IT can help businesses improve their IT security posture by providing access to specialized security expertise and tools. Finally, co-managed IT can be a cost-effective solution, allowing businesses to reduce IT costs by outsourcing some or all of their IT services to external providers. Overall, co-managed IT can provide businesses with the flexibility, expertise, and cost-effectiveness they need to compete and thrive in today's digital landscape.
Traditional antivirus solutions are designed primarily to detect and remove known viruses, malware, and other threats. While they are effective at detecting and removing known threats, they do not provide the advanced capabilities of EndpointDetection and Response (EDR), Managed Detection and Response (MDR), andSecurity Operations Center (SOC) services. EDR solutions provide real-time monitoring and threat detection capabilities, allowing organizations to quickly identify and respond to cyber threats. MDR services provide a more comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, combining advanced threat detection and response capabilities with expert analysis and support. SOC services provide 24/7 monitoring and response to potential cybersecurity incidents, providing an added layer of protection and support. Traditional antivirus solutions are limited in their ability to provide these advanced services asthey are designed primarily for virus and malware detection, rather than proactive monitoring and response. Therefore, organizations that require these advanced capabilities should consider implementing EDR, MDR, and SOC services alongsidetheir traditional antivirus solutions to ensure comprehensive protection against cyber threats.
VTG provides EDR, MDR, and XRD services all monitored24/7 by a SOC (Security Operations Center)
Maybe. This completely depends on a combination of care and luck. We can check for you. In 2020, the FBI reported nearly 77,000 cases of cyber extortion. Education is often the key, and guess what? We have an educational tool that your entire team will love.
Even if you do not have a server, cybersecurity is still essential to protect your digital assets. As more business processes and personal data are conducted online, the risk of cyber threats continues to increase. Cybercriminals use various tactics such as phishing, malware, and ransomware to gain access to sensitive information or disrupt business operations. Without proper cybersecurity measures in place, you could be vulnerable to these attacks. This could lead to financial losses, reputational damage, or even legal liabilities. Additionally, even if you are not directly targeted, you could still be affected by security breaches through third-party vendors or partners that you work with. Therefore, regardless of the size or nature of your business, it is important to prioritize cybersecurity to protect your digital assets and ensure the integrity of your operations.
We have IT and Cyber services based both on your level of need and business size. We are way, way cheaper than the $ you may need to pay in ransom, or the potential weeks it could take to get your business back up and running.
We do recommend our partners consider some level of cyber insurance.
Small businesses are justas vulnerable to cybersecurity threats as larger organizations. In fact, they may be even more vulnerable as they often lack the resources and expertise to implement strong cybersecurity measures. Cybercriminals know that small businesses are attractive targets as they may have weaker security defenses and valuable data that can be sold on the dark web. Small businesses may also be targeted as a means of accessing larger organizations that they work with.Additionally, many small businesses may not take cybersecurity as seriously as they should, thinking that they are not likely to be targeted. However, the reality is that cyber threats can impact any business, regardless of its size.Therefore, it is crucial for small businesses to prioritize cybersecurity and implement best practices such as regular employee training, strong passwords, and multi-factor authentication. By doing so, small businesses can better protect their assets, their customers, and their reputation.
A Security Operations Center (SOC) monitored endpoint protection solution likeSentinelOne offers several advantages over traditional antivirus software. Here are some reasons why:
BehavioralAnalysis: Traditional antivirus software relies on signature-based detection, which means it can only detect known threats. However, SentinelOne uses behavioral analysis to detect and block new and unknown threats. This means it can detect and block zero-day attacks, file less malware, and other advanced threats that traditional antivirus software might miss.
Real-timeDetection and Response: SentinelOne's real-time detection and response capabilities allow it to identify and respond to threats quickly. This can help prevent damage to systems and data, and minimize the impact of a security incident.
Automation and Orchestration: SentinelOne's automation and orchestration capabilities allow it to respond to threats automatically. This means that threats can be blocked and remediated without the need for human intervention, freeing up security personnel to focus on more strategic tasks.
Integration with SOC: SentinelOne can be integrated with a SOC, which allows security analysts to monitor endpoints in real-time and respond to threats quickly. This can help organizations detect and respond to threats more effectively, and reduce the time it takes to contain and remediate a security incident.
EndpointVisibility: SentinelOne provides organizations with comprehensive endpoint visibility, which means they can see what's happening on all endpoints, even those that are off-network or remote. This helps organizations identify and respond to threats more effectively, and ensure that all endpoints are protected.
In summary, SentinelOne offers several advantages over traditional antivirus software, including behavioral analysis, real-time detection and response, automation and orchestration, integration with SOC, and endpoint visibility. By leveraging these capabilities, organizations can improve their security posture, detect and respond to threats more effectively, and reduce the risk of a security incident.
