Cyber Security Company Seccom Global Gives Free Report on Losing Website Control

May 3, 2017

Seccom Global has today released a free report on what happens when your website gets taken over, titled Death of a Domain. For those interested in downloading the report at no cost, it is currently available at https://www.seccomglobal.com/white-papers/death-domain/

Sydney, Australia - May 3, 2017 /PressCable/ —

Australia’s leading cyber security company, Seccom Global, has just made available at no cost to the reader, a free comprehensive report on how website managers can help prevent their websites from being “taken over” and how to recover from the attack. The report is titled: “Death of a Domain”.

The report has two key aims, written mostly to be relevant to business owners and website administrators, though it will also prove very useful and informative to many others, and anyone dealing with the topic of cyber security and online protection.

The report’s primary aim is to educate the public about the dangers of website theft and the impact it can have upon a company. Michael Demery, author of the report, explains that the report gives valuable information to the reader and it will ultimately benefit them by being more equipped to protect themselves from cyber attacks.

Michael Demery also states that the report was written with IT managers, website administrators and business owners in mind, because “cyber attacks have been growing exponentially in recent years.”

It is worth nothing that after 12 years, Seccom Global is in a unique position to produce this report and distribute it to all interested parties, as it has gained a particular insight into the cyber security market.

This comes in no small part from being dedicated to establishing itself as Sydney’s prominent cyber security company and becoming synonymous with being a leader in the Cyber Security industry.

Its unique position within the IT security industry gives it the authority to produce a reliable report that manages to educate the public about the dangers of hackers taking over their websites and giving suggestions for how to recover from a cyber attack like this.

When asked about why they released the report at this time, Michael Demery, Managing Director at Seccom Global said: “Businesses have never been at greater risk of being a cyber security target, but there’s not a lot of information out there to help them protect their IP, data and digital assets.”

Interested parties can find the report ready to download, for free, at https://www.seccomglobal.com/white-papers/death-domain/

More information on Seccom Global can be found at the company website, https://www.seccomglobal.com.

Contact Info:
Name: Michael Shine
Organization: Seccom Global
Address: Suite 21.03, Level 21, 25 Bligh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
Phone: +61-2-9688-6977

For more information, please visit http://www.seccomglobal.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 193030

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