IT Security

The topic of cybersecurity encompasses sets of standards, procedures and tools whose aim it is to ensure the availability, integrity, confidentiality and proper use of information that resides in an information system. Achieving security in a networked environment requires being able to identify and eliminate vulnerabilities.

These procedures include defining hours of operation, restrictions based on location, approvals, denials, user profiles, emergency plans, protocols and anything else necessary that allows a good level of security while also minimizing the impact upon the organization and the worker, and especially the impact of using applications developed by the programmers.

The rapid growth of information technology has brought with it an exponential growth of cyber threats that businesses must address. Included among the most obvious risks are computer fraud, espionage, piracy, hacking, sabotage, stealing computer services, resource saturation, and data theft, among others. But there are other risks associated with cybersecurity such as low productivity, misuse of resources, accidental leaks of confidential information, copying of information onto unauthorized media, damage to the corporate image, non-compliance with regulations, and the unnecessarily high demands often put on support personnel.

Cybersecurity is designed to protect information assets like:

IT Infrastructure

It is fundamental for warehousing and managing information, as well as for the very functioning of the organization. The role of cybersecurity with regard to IT Infrastructure is to ensure that the equipment is working properly, and to anticipate faults, theft, fire, boycotts, natural disasters, power failures or any other factor that might threaten the infrastructure.

Users

They are the people who use the communications infrastructure and who manage the information. The system must have overall protection so that its use by users does not raise doubts about the vulnerability of data during its handling or storage.

Information

It is the most important business asset and resides in the IT Infrastructure and is utilized by users.

• Users

  The biggest source of problems for cybersecurity are the users and that is mainly because of failing to handle permissions and restrictions adequately.

• Malicious software

  Such software is meant to adversely affect or otherwise misuse system resources. They often open the door to intruders and they sometimes directly alter business data.

• Programming Oversights

  These are oversights in the software design that are often exploited by hackers in order to get access to a system.

• Intruders

  These are people who gain access to information or programs for which they are not authorized.

• Accidents

  Accidents can result in the loss of materials, files or information.

• Internal Technical Staff

  It sometimes happens that disgruntled staff, after suffering some internal dispute, labor issue, or layoff, choose to alter or steal information for reasons of profit or espionage.

• Electrical or logic faults

• Natural Disasters

• Protection against any type of cyber-threat.
• Protection of proprietary information and other important business data.
• Increases user productivity.
• Optimizes network resources and Internet bandwidth.
• Increases immunity to security threats so that business operations may continue.
• Helps protect the corporate image.
• Saves costs by having centralized security management.
• Prevents data loss due to security incidents.
• Technical assistance also available directly from the supplier.

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