Think Your Organization Is Immune To Cyberthreats?
Watch These Videos To See Just How Easily You Can Be Hacked
Just how easily can you be hacked? One of the largest risks to all organizations is a cybersecurity breach in which bad guys lock your data away and demand a ransom – or threaten to expose your data and cause damage or legal and compliance issues and fines. It has become extremely simple for the bad guys to get into your systems by using automated software that can be purchased on the Dark Web for less than a few hundred dollars. To highlight just how easily this can be done, we had a certified ethical hacker break into three computers using different types of attack. This was filmed from both perspectives – as the hacker, and from what was happening on his victims’ machines.
Watch as a certified ethical hacker demonstrates just how easily they can gain access to your systems and data in just a few minutes
What You Are About To See Is Rarely Captured On Video ... And Should Be VERY Concerning
In this first example, our ethical hacker encrypts all of your data, and then demands you pay a huge ransom to get it back
In the second example, the bad guys use a fake portal to trick you into giving away your login credentials
In this last example, our ethical hacker shows why it is so critical to keep your software up to date
These videos are scary… because we know most organizations are not protected against them and even less organizations have a plan to recover from an attack such as this.
Three Questions You Should Ask Yourself:
- Do you feel confident in your current cybersecurity defense and have the tools and knowledge to mitigate these risks
- How often do you review your cybersecurity approach and document areas for improvement?
- Would you like us to review it – for FREE? Wouldn’t you rather know what your biggest vulnerabilities are so you can make an educated decision on how to best proctect your data?
Get a FREE Cybersecurity Checkup To Avoid Having This Happen To You!
With this checkup you will get the following;
- A comprehensive report of vulnerabilities in your internal servers, systems, and network
- A comprehensive report of your external email systems such as Office 365 or Google GSuite
- A comprehensive report of any know data breaches related to your organizations including any credentials or open pathways into your network currently for sale to the bad guys.
- Top 5 Recommendations that you can give to your IT department or IT Provider to help mitigate and close the risks to your organization
- PEACE OF MIND!! – Wouldn’t you at least rather know what your risks are instead of “assuming” it is being taken care of?
- $1500 Value!!! – Provided by a cybersecurity certified engineer
Are Your Credentials Compromised?
Wait – before you go, get a copy of what user credentials and information is for sale on the Dark Web that is specific to your organization. See Just How Easily You Can Be Hacked - Vishing and Remote Control
Vishing - Short Version
Vishing - Extended Version
Get a FREE Cybersecurity Checkup To Avoid Having This Happen To You!
With this checkup you will get the following;
- A comprehensive report of vulnerabilities in your internal servers, systems, and network
- A comprehensive report of your external email systems such as Office 365 or Google GSuite
- A comprehensive report of any know data breaches related to your organizations including any credentials or open pathways into your network currently for sale to the bad guys.
- Top 5 Recommendations that you can give to your IT department or IT Provider to help mitigate and close the risks to your organization
- PEACE OF MIND!! – Wouldn’t you at least rather know what your risks are instead of “assuming” it is being taken care of?
- $1500 Value!!! – Provided by a cybersecurity certified engineer
Get A Copy Of Your Dark Web Information That Is For Sale
Wait – before you go, get a copy of what user credentials and information is for sale on the Dark Web that is specific to your organization.
Most people have no idea this is for sale – find out here;