Our cyber security solutions are designed for short and long-term impact. This could be an annual penetration test or ongoing virtual and onsite engagements. We provide highly experienced and dedicated security teams that work non-stop to protect any environment.
Our clients have access to all our leading technical solutions. We work with any antivirus and firewall threat tool that is preferred by clients.
Our cyber security services include full-time threat hunting along with alert monitoring, prioritisation, investigation, analysis, and response. We apply artificial intelligence models to servers, endpoints and network data, correlating and investigating indicators to determine scope and probable impact. We then report back to you with a root cause analysis and targeted remediation recommendations.
Our MDR (Managed Detection and Response) solution at the endpoints begins with leading breach prevention software. We enhance your service offering by including SIEM capabilities that allow our team to correlate log events from your environment. We can ingest thousands of device types—giving you peace of mind that your entire network is covered.
Our solution does not stop there. Our security engineers and analysts work with you to create custom blocking procedures on devices you already own. This gives our SOC (Security Operations Centre) the option to block threats from internal devices without an agent—including malicious IoT, personally owned devices, OT devices, and more.
Our flexible MDR capabilities are unique in the industry and give you a truly customised solution that meets your specific requirements. As an MDR provider, we can pinpoint lateral movement, proactively detect advanced threats, monitor your network around the clock, conduct behavioural analysis, and advise on ways to strengthen your security strategy over time.
Also called ethical hacking, penetration tests are simulated cyber attacks intended to identify any weak spots in a system’s defenses which attackers could take advantage of.
Security Governance and Compliance as a Service
Security Governance as a Service (SGaaS) helps organizations manage their information and cyber security activities to ensure they meet strategic objectives and contribute to overall performance. SGaaS can be a good solution for enterprises that want to improve their security programmes while focusing on their core business. SGaaS can also help companies demonstrate to auditors that they are taking the necessary steps to implement their security obligations.
Security Operations Center as a Service (SOCaaS)
Security operations center as a service (SOCaaS) is a cloud-based subscription model for managed threat detection and response that includes best-in-class SOC solutions and capabilities to help fill in gaps on existing security teams.
Like a traditional, on-premises SOC, SOCaaS includes 24/7 monitoring, threat detection, prevention and analysis of your attack surface, including internet traffic, corporate networks, desktops, servers, endpoint devices, databases, applications, cloud infrastructure, firewalls, threat intelligence, intrusion prevention, and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems.
Cyberthreats include ransomware, denial of service (DoS), distributed denial of service (DDoS), malware, phishing, smishing, insider threats, credential theft, zero days and more.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) as a Service
Security information and event management (SIEM) as-a-service (aaS) combines security event management (SEM) and security information management (SIM) to monitor threats, provide real-time security alerts, and increase compliance. SEM centralizes log storage and interpretation, while SIM collects data for analysis and reporting.
SIEM as a service combines these two systems together in order to enable the fast analysis and identification of security events in real time. It enables organisations to quickly benefit from Veritech’s expertise and resources as an experienced security provider without the associated costs and challenges of running a SIEM in-house. This enables businesses to achieve greater cyber resilience, while maximising their security investments.
Identity and Access Management as a Service
Regardless of where employees are working, they need to access their organization’s resources like apps, files, and data. The traditional way of doing things was to have the vast majority of workers work on-site, where company resources were kept behind a firewall. Once on-site and logged in, employees could access the things they needed.
Now, however, hybrid work is more common than ever and employees need secure access to company resources whether they’re working on-site or remotely. This is where identity and access management (IAM) comes in. The organization’s IT department needs a way to control what users can and can’t access so that sensitive data and functions are restricted to only the people and things that need to work with them.
IAM gives secure access to company resources—like emails, databases, data, and applications—to verified entities, ideally with a bare minimum of interference. The goal is to manage access so that the right people can do their jobs and the wrong people, like hackers, are denied entry.
The need for secure access extends beyond employees working on company machines. It also includes contractors, vendors, business partners, and people working on personal devices. IAM makes sure that each person who should have access has the right level of access at the right time on the right machine. Because of this, and the role it plays in an organization’s cybersecurity, IAM is a vital part of modern IT.
With an IAM system, the organization can quickly and accurately verify a person’s identity and that they have the necessary permissions to use the requested resource during each access attempt.
Backup as a Sevice (BaaS)
Backup as a Service (BaaS) is a managed, third-party service where data is stored in a secure, hybrid cloud or off-site cloud repository—safe from unauthorized access, corruption, hacking, or theft.
Why is backup as a service important?
Given the exponential rate at which data is growing and the siloed nature of legacy infrastructure, many IT organizations are finding data backup to be increasingly challenging, time consuming, and costly. These same organizations are seeing cloud adoption provide cost and operational efficiencies as well as strengthened security across industries.
Organizations spending an increasing percent of shrinking or static IT budgets on installing, maintaining, and managing data backup infrastructure want to do more with less but have little money—or time—for other business-critical activities.
Data backup as a service solves their time and cost challenges by supporting:
Cybersecurity, which focuses on prevention and protection, is important but not enough on its own. Cyber resilience recognises that attacks are inevitable. It goes beyond just prevention by adding critical components such as incident response, business continuity, risk management, employee training, awareness, and robust policies. These elements help strengthen an organisation’s ability to withstand and recover from cyberattacks effectively.
Train Your Staff, Secure Your Business
Cybercriminals often target businesses through their employees, using information from social networks and online sources to gain trust.
Create a Cyber-Aware Culture
Foster a cyber-aware culture with leaderboards, monthly security champion awards, and certificates for course completion. We also offer a variety of awareness posters to spark cybersecurity conversations.
Training Your Staff
We’ve partnered with top content providers to deliver the best security awareness training. Each session is based on real-world events and lasts less than 4 minutes.
Measure Results and Manage Your Risk
Track staff progress with reports on enrolment and engagement. Generate management reports with the ability to drill down into departmental and individual staff performance.
