The Cybersecurity Landscape: Trends, Threats, and Technologies with Former FBI Specialist James Morrison
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Cyber Security Expert And Former FBI Cyber Security Veteran James Morrison
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Before you attend, there are a number of important questions to ask yourself:
Has your business been victimized by cybercrime?
How long does it take to patch a vulnerability?
Do you have cybersecurity insurance?
Do you have an incident response plan?
Do you have a disaster recovery plan?
Do you have a team member dedicated to security?
Do you use an MSP currently?
What compliance requirements do you fall under?
If your cyber-security journey starts with a web search, you need to be on this call.
If you can’t answer these questions above or don’t know how to respond, you need to be on this call to learn about Cyber Security from an expert. James Morrison has helped clients with Cyber Security insurance, Incident Response plans, Disaster Recovery plans, Dedicated Resources for Security, Outsourced IT, MSP’s, Compliance, etc. What is the outcome your company is looking for? Do you want to set up a roadmap for the next 6 months, 12 months, 18 months? Register for this event now.
Bonus Offer For Attendees
JUST FOR ATTENDING, YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE 30 MINUTE CYBER SECURITY CONSULTATION FROM JAMES MORRISON. MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW
IT is NOT the same as Cyber Security
IT vs. Cyber Security: Why It Matters
In today’s digital world, the terms “IT” and “cyber security” are often used interchangeably. While IT focuses on managing and maintaining technology infrastructure and systems, cyber security deals with protecting those systems from potential cyber threats and attacks. Don’t be fooled into thinking your IT company is providing Cyber Security.
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The Critical Difference Between IT and Cybersecurity: Are You Fully Protected?
Many people mistakenly believe that IT and cybersecurity are the same, but they serve very different roles. IT manages technology infrastructure, while cybersecurity is focused on protecting it from threats. At my previous job at NPI, we were IT professionals, not cybersecurity experts, and this confusion can leave businesses vulnerable. Misconfigured or wrongly licensed solutions can create serious security gaps, which is why a solid cybersecurity posture is essential—think 24/7 monitoring, SOC, SIEM, compliance, training, and testing. In the event of an incident, businesses need a tested response plan, including backup and recovery systems, a run book, and a clear action strategy. Have you tested your incident plan to ensure it works? And when it comes to selecting security vendors, relying on Google may not be enough—there’s a smarter way to choose the best fit for your business.
Not all IT is as it seems...
Misconceptions About IT and Cyber Security
One of the most common misconceptions in the business world is that having a strong IT team is enough for effective cyber security. Misconfigured solutions, such as licensed software, can leave organizations vulnerable to cyber attacks and breaches. And criminals laugh all the way to the bank holding hostage your business data.
Cyber Security Measures
The Importance of Proper Cyber Security Measures
Proper cyber security measures, such as 24/7 monitoring, compliance regulations, regular training and testing, back-up and recovery systems, and an incident response plan, are critical for protecting businesses from cyber threats.
Five occasions where cybersecurity expert James Morrison made a significant impact.
Did you know?“53% of companies found over 1,000 sensitive files open to every employee.” — Varonis
1. A company was hit by ransom and contacted James through a partner, and within two hours of the contact he had the company in contact with an incident responder who assisted in negotiating the ransom and the recovery of their data.
2. James worked over four calls with a brand new CIO and helped create a 18 month roadmap for a digital upgrade and consolidation of current tool sets to save them money and reduce their text sprawl.
3. James had a company with over 900 locations and were in acquisition phase to acquire more but were having difficulty acquiring new stacks of equipment with each acquisition. James was able to help this customer convert to an SASE Model that allowed his entire text stack to be created in the cloud and cloned as new acquisitions were brought on board.
4. James had a one hour consultation with a large customer in which we reviewed his entire tech stack and discussed his plans for future technical purchases. James was able to provide him with solid information and evidence to steer him in the direction of certain technologies based upon location of some of the acquisitions as they were outside the United States. We were able to get him support in Europe as well as Asia.
5. James assisted a customer in reviewing their current MSP contract to determine gaps or areas in which the customer was not covered. We were able to determine that their firewalls were managed, but not monitored and we were able to sign them up with a 24 seven monitoring system to identify and respond to future threats.
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