Edge Security

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Secure every aspect of your IT infrastructure from a small handheld device to your cloud space with PowerEdge Security. Experience the ultimate peace of mind with state-of-the-art defenses against threats, ensuring your IT infrastructure stays safe, fast, and always accessible.

Cyber attacks continue to grow in sophistication, with attackers using an ever-expanding variety of tactics. These include social engineering, malware and ransomware.

Luckily, we are partnered with the best of the best to counter these threats every day.

With punitive measures introduced by the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the NIS (Network and Information Systems) Regulations, how an organization responds to a cyber incident can often spell the difference between failure and success here in the Cayman Islands. Many of our clients are offshore banking organizations that need to continuously protect their data.

The speed at which you identify and mitigate such incidents makes a significant difference in controlling your risks, cost and exposure. Effective cyber incident management can reduce the risk of future incidents occurring, help you detect incidents at an earlier stage and develop a robust defense against attacks to potentially save your organization millions.

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Spyware Protection

Database Security

Network Scanning

Transaction Security

Endpoint Detection and Response Built On Zero Trust Architecture

ANTIVIRUS

Protect your endpoints such as Desktops, Laptops, tablets and other handheld devices against al internet threats with comprehensive antivirus solutions that we offer featuring antivirus, firewall, sandbox, host intrusion prevention and more. PowerEdge Technologies provides advanced hardware protection through partnerships with top security providers globally.

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Penetration Testing

Get a hacker’s perspective on your web apps, network, and cloud

Recently there have been a rapid increase in rise in data breaches and cyberattacks, making it more important than ever to ensure your systems contain no vulnerabilities that attackers can use to gain access to sensitive data or to shut down your network. This is where you want need PowerEdge Technologies TM on your side as our experts using the same skill set as potential attackers look for ways to find and exploit any vulnerabilities your system may have.

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Ransomware Protection

Security vulnerabilities – are you a potential target of a ransomware attack? One of our main partners against such crimes is Kaskpersky.
There are a number of factors that might make you the target of a ransomware attack

The device used is no longer state-of-the-art
The device has outdated software
Browsers and/or operating systems are no longer patched
No proper backup plan exists
Insufficient attention has been paid to cybersecurity, and a concrete plan is not in place

If one or more of these points apply to the device, you are at risk of falling victim to a ransomware attack. A vulnerability scan, which can be performed by your Kaspersky security software, can remedy this. The software scans the device for possible security
vulnerabilities in the operating system or in the programs installed on the computer. By detecting these vulnerabilities, which enable malware to infiltrate, it is possible to prevent the computer from becoming infected.

Protection against ransomware – how to prevent an infection

Never click on unsafe links: Avoid clicking on links in spam messages or on unknown websites. If you click on malicious links, an automatic download could be started, which could lead to your computer being infected.

Avoid disclosing personal information: If you receive a call, text message, or email from an untrusted source requesting personal information, do not reply. Cybercriminals who are planning a ransomware attack might try to collect personal information in advance, which is then used to tailor phishing messages specifically to you. If in any doubt as to whether the message is legitimate, contact the sender directly.

Do not open suspicious email attachments: Ransomware can also find its way to your device through email attachments. Avoid opening any dubious- looking attachments. To make sure the email is trustworthy, pay close attention to the sender and check that the address is correct. Never open attachments that prompt you to run macros to view them. If the attachment is infected, opening it will run a malicious macro that gives malware control of your computer.

Never use unknown USB sticks: Never connect USB sticks or other storage media to your computer if you do not know where they came from. Cybercriminals may have infected the storage medium and placed it in a public place to entice somebody into using it.

Keep your programs and operating system up to date: Regularly updating programs and operating systems helps to protect you from malware. When performing updates, make sure you benefit from the latest security patches. This makes it harder for cybercriminals to exploit vulnerabilities in your programs.

Use only known download sources: To minimize the risk of downloading ransomware, never download software or media files from unknown sites. Rely on verified and trustworthy sites for downloads. Websites of this kind can be recognized by the trust seals. Make sure that the browser address bar of the page you are visiting uses “https” instead of “http”. A shield or lock symbol in the address bar can also indicate that the page is secure. Also exercise caution when downloading anything to your mobile device. You can trust the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, depending on your device.

Use VPN services on public Wi-Fi networks: Conscientious use of public Wi-Fi networks is a sensible protective measure against ransomware. When using a public Wi-Fi network, your computer is more vulnerable to attacks. To stay protected, avoid using public Wi-Fi for sensitive transactions or use a secure VPN service.