Cyber Security and DR
How to secure your environment and making sure your DR plan works
Disaster recovery and cybersecurity are two of the most important objectives for any organization. In disaster recovery, you have what is arguably the most important aspect of business continuity. However, cybersecurity is the key to protecting your IT assets from the litany of threats that haunt the digital landscape. While they are clearly two fundamentally different strategies, these practices have more in common than you might think. DR and cybersecurity both strive to lessen the impact of unplanned incidents. By nature, the former places greater emphasis on recovery. Nevertheless, both activities implement processes to restore business operations as quickly as possible. What's more, they both are designed to create a degree of resilience that minimizes the likelihood of similar events occurring in the future. Considering that both are essential to business survival, it makes a lot of sense to keep cybersecurity in mind when planning for disaster recovery and vice versa.
How to make sure your safe
As your solutions partner, Nomatic Technologies:
MDR, EDR, XDR
When considering SIEM alternatives like EDR, XDR, or MDR, making the right choice can significantly impact your ability to optimize resources and reduce your organization’s exposure to threats. Understanding the differences between these solutions, along with how they compare to traditional SIEM tools, is crucial in selecting the best option for your organization’s unique needs
Disaster recovery
SD-WAN solutions can provide prioritization to the mission critical applications your business demands. Typically, providers choose the best circuit based on real-time statistics giving priority to video, voice, and other business applications. SD-WAN solutions optimize the traffic, reducing overall latency, jitter and response times, and accelerate the applications themselves.
Assessments and Penetration Testing
Vulnerability assessments and penetration testing are both cybersecurity practices that help organizations identify and address potential weaknesses in their systems
Firewalls
FortiGate Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFWs) protect data, assets, and users across today’s hybrid environments. Built on patented Fortinet security processors, FortiGate NGFWs accelerate security and networking performance to effectively secure the growing volume of data-rich traffic and cloud-based applications. FortiGate NGFWs, backed by FortiGuard AI-Powered Security
Redundancy
Having the right equipment and making sure you are up fast, that is the proactive approach we take at Nomatic.
SOC, SIEM
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Operations Center (SOC) are both important parts of an organization's cybersecurity framework. SIEM is a software platform that provides tools for monitoring security, detecting threats, and responding to incidents. SOC is a team or department that uses these tools to detect and respond to cybersecurity incidents
