CYBER SECURITY HYGIENE 

RocketCyber managed SOC provides a 24/7 team of security analysts that detect and respond to threats across endpoints, networks, and cloud attack vectors enabling IT professionals to cut through the noise and focus on critical issues that need to be remediated.

90% of data breaches start with a phishing email. Reduce your organization’s chance of experiencing a cybersecurity disaster by up to 70% with security awareness training that includes phishing simulation using BullPhish ID.

Protect your systems and devices from malicious user access by requiring two-factor or Multi-Factor Authentication to block and prevent hackers from accessing files, installing applications, and stealing your data.

Most humans that access or utilize the internet have received some form of malware via a compromised email or website. With the main point of entry for malware being email, you should be extra alert with any emails coming from your supply chain. Invest in proactive data protection with a robust and multi-layered backup strategy.

A firewall directs traffic between two networks—your internal network and the Internet, but includes security features to block unauthorized traffic to achieve HIPAA compliance. A business-grade firewall is essential to properly protect your network.

From hidden chat rooms and social media platforms to botnets and black-market sites, a Dark Web Scan immediately detects if your valuable data has been exposed.

Compliance Manager is your process automation platform for GDPR, HIPAA, and cyber insurance. It automates your compliance processes, generates reports that document compliance, and keeps you away from paying hefty fines and penalties.

Geofencing creates a virtual fence on a user’s network access. This limits authentication from a whitelisted location or restricts access from a blacklisted location. Geofencing technology significantly hardens IT environments, making them more difficult for hackers to penetrate.

Managed antivirus is a centrally-managed software option that protects all of the computers at your business from virus threats.

Patching is a process to repair a vulnerability or a flaw that is identified after the release of an application or a software. Newly released patches can fix a bug or a security flaw, can help to enhance applications with new features, fix security vulnerability.