Don't be blindsided by your employees' dark web data. With more and more data breaches happening every day, it's likely ...
Stop a breach before it happens. Do you know if your employee's have opened accounts with their work email? Are they reusing their work passwords for their personal use? Your business could be at risk. We can find out for you.
Having compromised information on the dark web can increase your risk of receiving a phishing email. See what your employees do when sent a fake phishing email and assess your human vulnerabilities. We can provide you with engaging, video-based security awareness training. Educate your employees on the risks they face so you can help them better protect themselves and your business.
Cybercriminals take advantage of businesses with limited budgets. Technology alone isn't enough when employees are opening the door for cybercriminals. Let's help your employees keep the door locked.
Frequently Asked Questions: Persistent Cyberthreats
What are persistent cyberthreats?
Persistent cyberthreats are attacks where hackers quietly stay inside your network for a long time, watching, stealing data, or preparing damage instead of causing obvious, immediate disruption.
How do hackers hide inside a business network?
They use stealthy tools, stolen accounts, and “low and slow” activity that blends in with normal traffic, so traditional antivirus or firewalls don’t easily spot them.
Why are persistent threats so hard for small businesses to detect?
Because they are designed to fly under the radar, often bypassing basic security tools and leaving few obvious signs, most small businesses don’t have the in-house expertise or 24/7 monitoring needed to find them.
How can my business uncover and remove hidden attackers?
You need continuous monitoring and expert threat hunting, typically through a managed detection and response (MDR) service that actively looks for persistence techniques and removes attackers before they do major damage.
