Crestview Computer Security
You might call it cyber security, network security, internet security, information security, computer security
it security or whatever, but you should be aware of what is going on in your network and your computers.
We offer customized services to protect your home or business from the overwhelming threats on the internet and your own network. Our services also isolate threats and remove them to enhance your network and internet speed.
Each year the online threats have increase exponentially. Our equipment, service and software isolate these many threats by using new proprietary solutions customized to protect you.
…What are some of the threats?
There are so many threats such as viruses, Trojans, Botnets, Hacking Ransomware, Spyware, Malware, Pup’s, Rootkits, Advanced Persistent Threats, Phishing and so much more….
Common solutions such as onsite firewall protection equipment are not robust enough to protect your home or business from these security threats. Most Virus, Malware and Spyware protection software’s are reactive in nature; whereas Cloud Base hardware and Software are pro-active.
THAT MEANS YOUR PROBLEM IS IDENTIFIED BEFORE IT BECOMES A THREAT
Today, Cloud Based Enterprise Solutions and Network Traffic Protection / Management are not only required but should be permanently in place to protect you.
Why Is It Important to Address Cybersecurity Threats?
Most customers have come to recognize the importance of addressing internet security. With nearly two-thirds of a recently surveyed groups having experienced cyber-attacks in the last two years, the risks of a lack of cyber security are becoming more widely talked about. These risks include:
- Compromising of private data. People today rely heavily on the data they collect, whether it’s data information, account details and password or personal information. If a cyber hack occurs, not only is there a chance for this information to be stolen by another entity, but data could also be altered in a way that drastically damages the person’s identity or finances.
- Costly recovery expenses. Not only does a breach in security put information at risk, but there are also potentially devastating financial repercussions. Most of these are in the form of “hidden” costs that can continue to impact you for up to two years after an incident. Whether it’s in the form of new IT training, acquiring new software or the lengthy process of restoring lost data, the loss of both time and money can be devastating.
- Weakened client trust. Naturally, customers don’t like hearing that their personal information has been compromised. After a cyber-attack occurs to a company they originally trusted to keep their data safe, consumers may decide to discontinue their business and seek services elsewhere, tarnishing not only the reputation of the attacked company but also reducing its bottom line.