Cyber Security Services & Consultants Bristol.

CAB IT Services specialise in providing expert cyber and IT security services to businesses in Bristol, throughout the South West, and across the UK. Our team of experienced cyber security consultants are dedicated to helping organisations of all sizes address the risks associated with cyber crime, implementing measures to reliably and effectively protect against all types of threats.

Cyber Security Protection for Businesses.

The importance of cyber security for businesses can’t be underestimated. The risk of cyber crime has risen dramatically over the past few years, with advances in technology meaning attacks are more sophisticated and commonplace than ever.

It isn’t just ransomware attacks you should be aware of though, cyber breaches are in fact often caused by poor internal processes or employee carelessness. It is therefore critical that you have the right people, processes, and technology in place to ensure your business is in a strong position to defend against any type of IT threat.

At CAB IT Services, we understand how tricky and complex it can be to grasp the array or risks out there and the best way to protect yourself against them. Our aim is to make the process of securing your business’ IT straightforward and easy to understand by offering you a tailored cyber security protection plan and trusted cyber security consultancy.

Our professionals have all the knowledge and expertise required to create robust cyber security strategies that meet the ever-evolving threats of cyber crime. Speak to one of our experts today to find out how we can help safeguard your business.

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Our Cyber Security Services.

We offer a complete package of cyber security services. This includes:

  • Cyber security audit
  • Penetration testing
  • Creation of a cyber security strategy/protection plan
  • Cyber security consultancy
  • Cyber security training for employees

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Cyber Security Training for Employees.

According to over 1,700 IT service providers, the lack of cyber security awareness amongst employees is a leading cause of a successful ransomware attack against an SMB. That being said, employee training is a top component of a successful cyber security protection program and most likely the only way to ensure all staff understand the cyber threats they face and, most importantly, what they should look for in order to avoid falling victim to them.

We offer cyber security awareness training for employees that is enjoyable, engaging, and effective. If you’d like to find out more, contact our team today.

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Phishing

The leading tactic leveraged by today’s ransomware hackers, typically delivered in the form of an email, chat, web ad or website designed to impersonate a real system and organization. Often crafted to deliver a sense of urgency and importance, the message within these emails often appears to be from the government or a major corporation and can include logos and branding.

Similar to phishing, baiting involves offering something enticing to an end user in exchange for private data. The “bait” comes in many forms, both digital, such as a music or movie download, and physical, such as a branded flash drive labeled “Executive Salary Summary Q3 2016” that is left out on a desk for an end user to find. Once the bait is taken, malicious software is delivered directly into the victim’s computer.

Similar to baiting, quid pro quo involves a request for the exchange of private data but for a service. For example, an employee might receive a phone call from the hacker posed as a technology expert offering free IT assistance in exchange for login credentials. Pretexting: is when a hacker creates a false sense of trust between themselves and the end user by impersonating a co-worker or a figure of authority within the company in order to gain access to private data. For example, a hacker may send an email or a chat message posing as the head of IT Support who needs private data in order to comply with a corporate audit (that isn’t real).

Employee awareness of social engineering is essential for ensuring corporate cybersecurity. If end users know the main characteristics of these attacks, it’s much more likely they can avoid falling for them.

When an unauthorized person physically follows an employee into a restricted corporate area or system. The most common example of this is when a hacker calls out to an employee to hold a door open for them as they’ve forgotten their RFID card. Another example of tailgating is when a hacker asks an employee to “borrow” a private laptop for a few minutes, during which the criminal is able to quickly steal data or install malicious software.

Why Work with CAB IT Services?

  • Robust and secure cyber security protection against current, new, and emerging threats
  • Professional consultancy and expert advice
  • Managed detection and response
  • Dedicated team of security specialists
  • Ensure compliance and data protection

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Get a Quote for Your Cyber Security Requirements?

Please don’t hesitate to contact the CAB IT Services team today to request a free, no obligation quote for your cyber security needs.

We will work with you to understand your requirements and create a bespoke package customised to meet your specific requests. With CAB IT Services, you can rest assured that your business is in safe hands.

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