ISO and NIST certified TechR2 works both in the United States and internationally
Many companies have long ago issued endpoint devices such as cell phones, tablets, and laptops to users, so during the pandemic, employees that worked from home were logging into a company configured and secure device. For the other organizations that favored BYOD and allowed any device to connect to their portal, there are cybersecurity issues.
TechR2 serves on the Ohio Cybersecurity Collaboration Committee (OC3), works with US critical infrastructure organizations, and maintains the highest cybersecurity standards themselves.
TechR2 serves on the Ohio Cybersecurity Collaboration Committee (OC3), works with US critical infrastructure organizations, and maintains the highest cybersecurity standards themselves. Why? When you read about the many cybersecurity breaches in your community, it is partners like TechR2 that are making a difference.
Tear-A-Byte (TAB) and Tear-A-Vault (TAV) systems meet the Zero Trust Security Model criteria.
The Zero Trust Security Model (ZTSM) recognizes that the perpetrator has penetrated your single layer of defense. As those with military experience understand, the ZTSM is a defense in depth strategy. The process involves a 5-step approach which are Define, Map, Design, Create and Monitor.
Did you know that half of US businesses and organizations have yet to complete an external cybersecurity assessment? Ever. TechR2 is ISO 31000 certified.
You wake up on Labor Day and you have time to think about the last year, your community, your family, and your friends. You think about your education, healthcare, or business network. Your group does not have a secondary system and like 80% of organizations in the US, you and your team have not rehearsed any cyber-attack recovery. Ever.
Any organization that wants to build a strong Cyber defense needs to use certified and compliant partners.
Data privacy is important to each US citizen, and it is undoubtedly one of the most important subjects that all Americans agree upon. But UNM Health, including UNM Hospital, UNM Medical Group, Inc., and UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center waited until late summer to report to 637,232 US citizen’s that their PII and other data was breached in May. That is several months late. That is an issue.
The blame for the reaction to breaches and cyber failures is with the technology industry.
We were asked to look at how the EU GDPR is moving forward with their data protection laws, because in the world, other countries are following their lead. In this article we see that Facebook (WhatsApp) will go to court to dispute the fine. But looking more, we see the Ireland DPC was originally looking to levy a smaller fine, but they were pressured to increase it. We believe that is the future of international businesses that collect data and tie it to a person.
The cybersecurity industry is turning to ashes – and some business leaders don’t care.
Data security, TechR2’s core business, begins with a focused strategy resting on a solid set of national and international certifications. Our new customers are always amazed at the differences when they signed with TechR2 and left their old non-compliant third-party providers. Trust and data security expertise.
At TechR2, we are part of your organization’s journey to CSF compliance.
Working remotely is not a trend, it is the future. But in exchange for eliminating 2-way rush hour traffic, cost of parking and the expense of the cubicle environment, this generation of computer users need to embrace the complexities of data security to protect their organization across an even wider geographical area.
Reinforce compliance in your company today. TechR2 is ISO, NIST and ISO 31000 certified
Working remotely is not a trend, it is the future. But in exchange for eliminating 2-way rush hour traffic, cost of parking and the expense of the cubicle environment, this generation of computer users need to embrace the complexities of data security to protect their organization across an even wider geographical area.
What can we learn from these government agencies that are failing external audits in protecting our data?
What can we learn from these government agencies that are failing external audits in protecting our data? In general, these agencies “consistently failed to implement certain key cybersecurity requirements including encryption of sensitive data, limiting each user’s access to the information and systems needed to perform their job, and multi-factor authentication”.