Managed IPS Jacksonville
Intrusion Prevention IPS
Managed IPS in Jacksonville should be mandated with the multitude of
risks, viruses, and vulnerabilities that only continue to grow! Security
Administrators need to constantly prepare for and mitigate these risks
associated with the ever-changing, ever-evolving risk-filled
technological environment.
Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) are
invaluable tools that are becoming more necessary rather than optional
services; even with today's firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems
(IDS), and other network protection measures, hosts are still vulnerable
to attacks by these proficient hackers through all the different portals
and routes.
Managed IPS in Jacksonville is essential with the multitude of risks, viruses,
and vulnerabilities that only continue to grow, and security administrators
need to constantly prepare for and mitigate these risks associated with the ever-changing,
ever-evolving risk-filled technological environment.
Managed IPS in Jacksonville Checklist: Please give us a call to provide you
with the assistance you need after you ask yourself the following
questions:
- How effectively are you protected from unknown zero-day attacks?/Are you protected at all?
- Do you waste valuable and "would be" productive time
managing multiple security
applications? - Are you protected from mobile user threats and breaches?
- How do you handle the window of time from when a threat is
announced to when it is
being exploited?
Some of the benefits are listed below:
- Governance and Management Structure Security and Efficacy Testing
- Information Security Policy Implementation Testing
- Personnel Security Testing (Background Checks and Screening, Confidentiality, Non-disclosure, and Authorized Use Agreements, Job Description)
- Risk Assessment Process Testing and Risk Management Procedural Testing
- Security Process Controls Testing
- Third Party Vendor Security Testing (SAS70 Reviews, Policy Validation)
- Insurance Validation Testing
Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) protect hosts from the network layers all the way up to the application layer, against known and unknown malicious attacks.
Although IPS are actually the next generation IDS, there will always be a need to keep these technologies separate in order to allow depth in overall protection; thus, firewalls will need IDS, and the network will need IPS. Each technology is bound to each other with dependencies that will not disappear.
Any single technology represents a singular point of failure and results in too much risk. Employing the different technologies in concert brings risk exposure to threats down to acceptable levels. In addition, combining multiple host protection technologies into a single host protection solution significantly reduces management costs. When developing a host protection strategy, only a comprehensive solution will keep you ahead of the next threat.
Targeted attacks require a more granular approach to applying security controls. Let us show you ways to survive when your organization becomes a cybercriminal's next target.
Complementary Services
IT Audit / Compliance Assurance Program
IT Risk Assessment
Enterprise Risk Management
