Cybersecurity

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Improving your security is a key part of building a more mature and well-rounded organization. Find out more about how the right managed cybersecurity services can help you achieve IT maturity.

A company with high IT maturity is characterized by strong, efficient, and secure IT processes and IT support responsibilities that work closely alongside other areas of the organization to proactively solve problems and drive business growth. To reach IT maturity, you’ll need to focus on continuous improvement in multiple key areas, one of which is infrastructure support. In the third part of our series on achieving IT maturity, we’ll take a look at your IT support responsibilities, why infrastructure support is so important, and what you can do to improve it.

Your end-user support functions are a critical part of running a digitally mature and successful organization. Learn more about end-user support functions and how to improve in this area to achieve true IT maturity.

Many companies find themselves deciding between an in-house CISO and a virtual CISO. Learn more about the pros and cons of CISOs and vCISOs to make an informed decision.

IT maturity is a concept we love to talk about here at DYOPATH, but we’re aware that it isn’t always common parlance for the average person. That said, we think it’s an essential part of building a productive, secure, efficient company, so it’s worth unpacking what it means and why it matters. Keep reading to learn what IT maturity is at each stage of maturity and how to take the right steps to make your organization more mature.

Lots of companies end up working with a host of different vendors and partners for their IT and cybersecurity needs. Here we make the case for a single point of accountability when it comes to managed services, and why you should consider it.

Building a culture based on the premise of continuous improvement is tough, but it pays dividends. Find out why IT continuous improvement is so important, how you can implement it, and the benefits you’ll gain.

Most companies today understand the necessity of cybersecurity, but there’s a lot of debate and confusion around the best way to protect your company. While some companies prefer to go it alone with an off-the-shelf cybersecurity product, others invest in a managed security service provider (MSSP) to handle all their needs. In this article, we’ll show you the key pros, cons, and differences between cybersecurity products and managed security service providers so you can choose the right one for you.

We need to talk about cybersecurity awareness. The truth is that even relatively tech-savvy businesses are unaware of the increasing numbers of cyber threats they’re facing and how to defend against them. Cybersecurity teams are overworked and under pressure to protect company data while their fellow employees remain blissfully oblivious to the circling cyber wolves. In this article we’ll talk about the importance of cybersecurity awareness, as well as five ways to create a culture of cybersecurity awareness in your organization.

Ransomware is one of the most common and severe threats facing today’s organizations. Find out more about how to prevent different types of ransomware and learn from some real-life ransomware attacks.

Social engineering cyber attacks come in many shapes and sizes, many of which are obscure and only recently developed. Phishing, however, has been around for a long time and is perhaps the most commonly known type of social engineering attack. The various types of phishing attacks have evolved over time from transparent, comical email scams to highly sophisticated and convincing attacks. In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know about the types of phishing and how to prevent them. We’ll also share real-life examples of recent phishing attacks.