SaaS & Technology
Strengthen your information security posture to protect your data and networks from cyberattacks
Transform Your Security Posture
As your organization grows, your needs for meeting compliance regulations and adequately securing data will change as well. Cybersecurity isn’t a one size fits all solution, and CampusGuard understands that. As your information security partner, we will work with you to find gaps in your system and design a policy that makes sense for your organizational structure.
Implementing Advanced Solutions to Protect Your Data
Creating a More Secure Environment
As a software or technology company, you are at the helm of innovation, making your data very desirable. A data breach can cause catastrophic damage to your product, research, and reputation. Taking these steps can help you improve your security posture and prevent a costly cyber attack:
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Understanding Your Risk
You cannot know where your system is vulnerable without fully understanding the scope of your environment. Utilization of cloud storage, partnerships with third parties, and remote employees all increase your risk of cyber threats. -
Security Awareness Training
Providing ongoing training for your staff is an effective way to keep data security top of mind. Knowledge of social engineering tactics, device usage, and your organization's security policy will enable your team to more readily recognize vulnerabilities and threats. -
Manage Access Controls
It is critical to closely oversee who has permissions to access sensitive data. In the fast-paced tech industry, it's not uncommon for employee roles and permissions to change constantly, so you must remain vigilant and make updates frequently. -
Set a Security Standard
Your organization should clearly define your cybersecurity and compliance goals. Setting this standard will help you not only achieve these goals, but also detect gaps in your security posture when they appear. -
Incident Response Planning
Even with a thorough security policy, an incident can still occur. Planning your response to a data breach is an integral way your organization can help to minimize the impact of a potential cyber attack. -
Security Policy Updates
Regularly schedule audits and updates to your organization's security policy. Include updates to compliance guidelines, rising threats, staffing changes, and subsequent amendments to your incident response plan.
Why Choose CampusGuard?
It is imperative that your organization meets compliance regulations and can be trusted with the protected information of your stakeholders—but that doesn’t have to be complicated. The experts at CampusGuard stay on top of the cyber landscape to ensure our customers are implementing the most advanced solutions for protecting their sensitive data.
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Global average weekly software industry cyberattacks in 2022 - Check Point Research
12%
Share of annual data breaches that originated from a software supply chain attack - IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report
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Moving Forward, Without Disruption
A data breach can be incredibly costly to your organization in revenue, time, and reputation. CampusGuard helps you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of managing compliance regulations while defending against cyber threats—giving you peace of mind to pass onto your customers and allowing you to focus on your business without interruption.
NIST SP 800-171 Series: 3.14 System and Information Integrity
Read our final article in a 14-part series on NIST Special Publication 800-171 Rev. 2, focusing on System and Information Integrity. Prevent unauthorized access and changes by identifying and responding to detected security threats.
3.14 System and Information Integrity about the NIST SP 800-171 Series: 3.14 System and Information Integrity