The most difficult aspect of protecting a business from cyber attacks is the fact that any employee is a potential point of intrusion. An employee can receive network-aware malware as an email attachment or fall victim to a phishing attack while browsing the web. A phone forgotten in a restaurant can result in a data leak. A hacker can even target an individual employee with a social engineering attack.
No company employee wants to be the responsible party in a data leak or ransomware infection. As a company owner or IT director, it is your responsibility to keep your company safe by educating your employees about proper security practices. PCH Technologies is proud to offer security awareness training to help protect your critical data.
The majority of American businesses that experience data loss go bankrupt shortly thereafter. A malware infection or successful hacking attempt can also result in the theft of customer data and the loss of your customers' confidence. Educating your employees greatly decreases the chance that your company will one day fall victim to a cyber attack.
Social Engineering - In a social engineering attack, a hacker tries to convince someone to do something he wouldn't ordinarily do -- such as give up his network password -- under false pretenses.
Malware - Malware is any virus or other malicious software that infects a computer to render it inoperable, steal data or infect other computers.
Data Protection - We'll teach your employees the best practices for keeping corporate data safe.
Mobile Security - Do your employees understand that any mobile device containing corporate data is a potential security risk? We'll teach them how to protect their mobile devices.
Web Security - Any website is a potential source of malware or password theft. We'll teach your employees how to recognize potentially unsafe websites.
Email Security - Is that email attachment really a work file, or is it an infection waiting to happen? We'll teach your staff to recognize the difference.
Essential Security Measures - What is the first thing that an employee should do after realizing that his workstation has an infection? We'll teach your staff how to respond when the worst occurs.
Now is the time to teach the people in your company that any workstation -- and any employee -- is a potential target for a hacker. Submit the form now for more information about our security awareness training program.