In this episode of Two Wolves in a Bar, our very own Sr. Security Consultant, Dean Sheley, and Arctic Wolf's Lead Product Marketer, Matt Duench, discuss the reasons why Security Operations are such a critical component of a successful Security Operations Center (SOC).
Each year, High Point Networks invests significant time in cultivating future talent through our internship program. We maintain close partnerships with many educational institutions within the communities we serve, many of whom are our customers. They are a key piece in providing a strong foundation for these students in their educational journey and specified area of study.
As IT threats continue to rise, it is necessary for organizations to protect their company’s most vulnerable assets. In 2019 alone, there were 1,473 data breaches with over 164 million data records exposed and millions in lost revenue. With the world of technology always evolving, it is important to stay ahead of these threats and be prepared when an incident does occur.
We are excited to announce that our new partner, Arctic Wolf, will be teaming with us to deliver an informational video series on SOCaaS. In the first installment of Two Wolves in a Bar, our very own Sr. Security Consultant, Dean Sheley, and Arctic Wolf's Lead Product Marketer, Matt Duench, discuss various topics surrounding SOCaaS such as the interest and demand for the service as well as the simplicity of SOC licensing.
We have all seen the headlines and read horror stories about companies who have been targeted by cyber-criminals. Millions of dollars have been lost in revenue, productivity and, in a lot of cases businesses have had to shut their doors.
Another couple months gone by means another couple months of new faces here at High Point Networks. Our team is always growing and looking for talented individuals to join us in providing the best service for our clients.
It's no secret that the recent Coronavirus outbreak has affected many (if not all) organizations in some way. The rising pandemic has caused a spike in businesses having to quickly transition to a remote working environment in an effort to follow safety guidelines and keep operations afloat. When rapid changes are made to an organization's IT environment, safety precautions can be overlooked and can increase your risk of cyber threats.
Social engineering is the art of manipulating people so they give up confidential information. The types of information these cyber-criminals are seeking can vary, and range from passwords, bank information, or access your computer to secretly install malicious software. Senior Security Consultant, Dean Sheley, provides specific examples of how to protect your company from falling victim to these attacks. It's all about knowing who and what to trust. It is important to know when and when not to take a person at their word and when the person you are communicating with is who they say they are.
Senior Security Consultant, Dean Sheley, provides insight on how your business can avoid these threats hidden within a global pandemic. Discover how to protect your end-users from phishing attacks, malicious mobile-phone software, and other security threats that are becoming more common with the COVID-19 outbreak.
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