Long Island Ransomware Assessment Consulting | Cybersecurity Services Updated
Aug 11, 2022
Ocean Township,United States - August 11, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The latest launch from 2Secure Corp provides clients with protection against malware strikes via a series of attack simulations. The company’s team of cybercrime experts can identify areas of potential weakness and fortify client networks against future breaches.
More details can be found at https://www.2secure.biz
The announcement details a range of benefits for 2Secure Corp’s growing customer base. The company’s proprietary Malware Attack Simulation (MAS) protocols provide a benign penetration of networks, encrypting data just as ransomware criminals do to leverage payouts from their targets.
According to a study by ThoughtLab, 2021 saw a 15.1% increase in cyber-attacks and data breaches compared to the previous year. This is reflected in some 66% of small businesses suffering some form of ransomware attack within the past 12 months. Surveyed security executives foresee this rising further as cybercriminals become more sophisticated while businesses continue to be vulnerable through a combination of human error, underfunding, and a widening network of partners and suppliers.
2Secure Corp performs a comprehensive investigation of initial access points commonly used by ransomware attackers. These include phishing scams and the exploitation of open, public-facing services. Cybercriminals can also delete data backups to prevent targets from recovering their compromised information, increasing the value of their ransom proposal. 2Secure Corp’s MAS program ensures that all these potential vulnerabilities are identified and fortified against attack.
In some cases, the code from ransomware simulations can be hijacked by malicious actors. 2Secure Corp’s expert team encrypts the files to prevent this from happening, protecting both the clients’ sensitive data during the tests and warding off any opportunist attackers while simulations are underway.
About 2Secure Corp
Led by Yigal Behar, the company has been providing high-end cybersecurity solutions for customers since 2003. 2Secure Corp specializes in protecting small businesses from the growing threat of network breaches and costly ransomware attacks while also ensuring regulatory compliance and agile, scalable services for clients across all sectors.
A spokesperson says, “We know that keeping up with the latest cyber threats isn’t easy and that technology alone can easily fail at safeguarding your data. Unlike other IT companies where security is just one part of what they do, at 2Secure, securing your data and networks is our sole focus.”
With its latest ransomware service updates, 2Secure Corp is making the online space a safer place for small businesses in Long Island, NY, and beyond.
For more information, go to https://www.2secure.biz
Contact Info:
Name: Yigal Behar
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Organization: 2Secure Corp
Address: 1309 Allaire Ave, Ocean Township, NJ 07712, United States
Phone: +1-646-560-5083
Website: https://www.2secure.biz
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