COMPLIANCE

Servers are the life-line of business’ technology infrastructure. Every time a server stops, and so does your business. We have a knowledgeable and experienced team who make sure that your servers are in good hands. The fundamental layer of protection is much needed before upsetting your company’s crucial data on web. The quick advancement of Web-borne malware developed digital dangers and data security dangers. Now the Web Threat Security is more common than anytime. With the increasing number of cyber criminals, now the web requires more advanced system other than customary system security and host based security innovations. We can help your business with our managed network security services to meet your compliance needs.

Compliance and Security Based on Specific Frameworks

Compliance studies a company’s security processes. It details their security at a single moment in time and compares it to a specific set of regulatory requirements. These requirements come in the form of legislation, industry regulations, or standards created from best practices.

Specifically, Compliance Frameworks We Work With:

HIPAA

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) applies to companies in the Health Insurance industry. It legislates how companies should handle and secure patient's personal medical information. HIPAA compliance requires companies who manage this kind of information, to do so safely. The act has five sections, which it calls Titles. Title 2 is the section that applies to information privacy and security.

SOX

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (also called SOX) applies to the corporate care and maintenance of financial data of public companies. It defines what data must be kept and for how long it needs to be held. It also outlines controls for the destruction, falsification, and alteration of data. SOX attempts to improve corporate responsibility and add culpability. The act states that upper management has to certify the accuracy of their data.

PCI DSS

PCI DSS compliance is the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard created by a group of companies. Requirements that are part of the standard are:

A secured network
Protected user data
Strong access controls and management
Network tests
Regular reviews of Information Security Policies

SOC Reports

SOC Reports are Service Organization Control Reports that deal with managing financial or personal information at a company. There are three different SOC Reports. SOC 1 and SOC 2 are different types with SOC 1 applying to financial information controls, while SOC 2 compliance and certification covers personal user information. SOC 3 Reports are publicly accessible, so they do not include confidential information about the company.

Specifically, Compliance Frameworks We Work With:

Networks

Networks allow us to share information quickly over vast distances. This also makes them a risk. A breached network can do untold amounts of damage to a company.Personal information damage the company’s image

Networks

Devices

A user’s personal device that connects to a company network can inject unknown code into the system. Similarly, clicking on the wrong email attachment can quickly spread malicious software.

Networks

Users

Careless users are a significant risk for any company. They don’t know they have been compromised and don’t know they are enabling an online attack. Phishing emails now responsible for 91% successful cyber-attacks.