Infrastructure security concepts in times of viruses, phishing and extortion

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Attacks take place in many different ways, so a comprehensive security concept is particularly important to keep the number of possible incursions as low as possible. Our experts work closely with other partners in the field of IT security to plan and implement concepts for a wide range of scenarios.

Learn about some of our proven measures for protecting sensitive data in companies here:

Firewall

• Examine data stream for possible virus patterns
• Perform DNS queries to detect requests directed to possible malware distributors
• Intrusion detection to detect and block e.g. Log4J

Anti Virus

• Protect workstations (also in the home office!) from malware with Bitlocker, for example.
• Protect servers so that as many different scan engines as possible are used in the network, e.g. with Microsoft's anti-virus protection.
• Check incoming e-mails for trustworthiness using NoSpamProxy (should include virus scan, anti-spam and file filter).

Phishing

• "Use "multi-factor authentication
• Sensitise employees

Back up data

• Back up data daily, if necessary on several servers in different locations.

Train employees

• Sensitise employees to the dangers by means of cyber defence awareness training (untrained employees are a strong weak point and the greatest risk for cyber attacks).

Protocol and procedure in case of emergency

• Prepare for an emergency so that you can react quickly before sensitive data falls into the wrong hands (data protection).

Arrange a free initial consultation with our experts now to analyse and record your security requirements. Don't hesitate, we look forward to hearing from you and will get back to you as soon as possible.

TSO-DATA
Marvin Hitzfeld
mhitzfeld[at]tso[dot]de
+49 (541) 13 95-94