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Business security assessment

This assessment is designed to highlight the significance of security and guide you in protecting your organisation against potential cyber security threats. 

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Keep your organisation aware and protected from the latest security threats

98% of ransomware attacks can be traced to common configuration errors in software and devices*. Implementing the right measures and security technology can significantly reduce this risk.

What can you expect from this assessment?

  • Establish cyber security standards and best practises that help protect your organisation from potential threats.
  • Use Microsoft's suite of security capabilities to generate an overview of key areas of focus.
  • Establish your security baseline by identifying policies, conducting scans, analysing results, mapping threats and building mitigation plans.

  • Receive actionable next steps. With expert guidance you'll walk away with long-term strategy recommendations and practical actions.

Reserve your place now and protect your business from cyber security threats.

*Digital Defense Report 2022, Microsoft

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Common security terms defined_

With so many variants of cyber attacks, security technology and advancements it can be easy to get lost in what it actually all means. So we've put our top three definitions below to get you started. 

Ransomware

Ransomware is a type of malicious software that blocks access to a computer system or data until a ransom is paid.

SIEM

Security information and event management (SIEM) is a security solution that collects, analyses, and correlates log data to detect and respond to security threats.

Phishing

Phishing is a cyber crime where attackers use deceptive emails or website to trick individuals into revealing sensitive personal or financial information.

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Get to Secure video series_

Join us for a cyber security video series featuring sessions from our security experts and a Microsoft guest speaker.

These digestible sessions will equip you with the knowledge to safeguard your organisation by exploring data security, compliance, AI advancements, the cyber threat landscape , and the vulnerabilities of small and medium-sized businesses.

Register your interest here.

Discover security blogs_

For further reading on a range of security topics from AI cyber attacks to which security tooling you should be using, look no further than our latest selection of cyber security blogs.

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How to protect your business against AI cyber attacks

Criminals are increasingly leveraging AI to scale their operations, enhance social engineering tactics, and execute sophisticated, targeted attacks. If your business isn't prepared for this new era, it could be vulnerable. 

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XDR vs SIEM: which does your business need?

Organisations often use multiple tools to manage their infrastructure, but this can create a fragmented approach where security tools operate in isolation, leaving exploitable gaps.  

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What is zero trust security and how can it benefit your business?

Zero trust is a cybersecurity strategy that operates on the principle that no one should be trusted by default, assuming that every user or device could be a potential threat until thoroughly validated.

Most frequently asked questions_

What are the biggest cyber security threats facing UK organisations in 2024?

While threats constantly evolve, supply chain vulnerabilities, ransomware attacks crippling operations and phishing emails exploiting human error are some of biggest current concerns. 

How can we identify and prioritise our critical assets to focus our security efforts?

By identifying your most valuable data and systems, you can prioritise security measures to safeguard these essential assets from cyberattacks.

What are the key UK compliance requirements for data security?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) governs personal data processing, while the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) safeguards financial information. Additionally, the Network and Information Systems (NIS) Regulations mandate robust cybersecurity measures for certain sectors.

How can we train our employees to be more cyber aware and avoid phishing attacks?

Regular training that educates staff on identifying suspicious emails, strong password practices, and secure remote working habits can significantly reduce the risk of falling victim to phishing scams.

How can we ensure business continuity and minimise downtime after a security incident?

Having a comprehensive incident response plan that outlines steps to isolate the attack, recover critical data, and resume operations as quickly as possible is vital for minimising downtime and ensuring business continuity after a cyber attack.








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Infinity Group is a leading managed Microsoft Partner in the UK, offering technology services, solutions, and managed services. Our mission is to create a more productive and secure way of working by helping organisations do more for less across Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365 and Azure.

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