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The key takeaway, if you think they only go for the “BIG FISH” think again, let Rapid Tech handle your security needs and do all the heavy lifting so you can focus on what you do best. We provide all the documentation for cybersecurity insurance and to enable your business to work with contractors that require you to follow NIST and CMMC guidelines.

This is a great reminder to be diligent with unknown emails, using social media on work PC’s, etc. These attacks are increasingly sophisticated and netting cybercriminals millions in randsome dollars coupled with the untold losses of the organization. Rapid Tech in partnership with LG and IGEL, have solutions where we can help you mitigate these risks. Contact us so we can tell you how we helped a Children’s hospital significantly secure their endpoints while reducing costs.

Preventing SVR (Socially Engineered Voice Recognition) campaigns targeting dormant accounts requires a multi-faceted approach involving both technological solutions and user education. Here are some strategies to consider: •        Enhanced Authentication Methods: Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) or biometric authentication for account access. This adds an extra layer of security that is harder for attackers to bypass. •        Regular Account Activity Checks: Monitor account activity and flag dormant accounts that suddenly become active. Implement alerts for suspicious login attempts or changes in user behavior patterns. •        User Education: Educate users about the risks of SVR attacks and the importance of maintaining strong passwords, enabling security features like MFA, and staying vigilant against social engineering tactics. •        Strong Password Policies: Enforce strong password policies, including regular password changes and the use of complex, unique passwords for each account. •        Security Awareness Training: Provide regular training sessions for employees and customers to raise awareness about common social engineering tactics, including SVR, and how to recognize and respond to them. •        Regular Security Audits: Conduct regular security audits to identify vulnerabilities in systems and processes that could be exploited by attackers. •        Behavioral Biometrics: Implement systems that analyze user behavior patterns to detect anomalies that may indicate fraudulent activity, such as unusual typing or mouse movements. •        Transaction Verification: For financial transactions or sensitive account changes, implement additional verification steps such as confirmation emails or SMS alerts. •        Continuous Monitoring: Employ continuous monitoring systems that can detect and respond to suspicious activity in real-time, including SVR attempts. •        Collaboration with Law Enforcement: Work closely with law enforcement agencies to report SVR incidents and gather intelligence to help prevent future attacks. By combining these strategies, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of SVR campaigns targeting dormant accounts and enhance overall account security.

10 Million is a great start but is it enough to get someone to turn in a money maker for bad guys? What are your thoughts?

And there we go! The first CIPP release of 2023! wait...2024! That's gonna happen a lot in the next weeks ;) This release is named "a glass of champagne" The release notes can be found here https://lnkd.in/gj6AevMy but let me walk you through some of it; We've created a super powerful new alerts engine. This alert engine allows you to create alerts on anything that goes on in your M365 tenants. Customize the alerts to your heart content. We've made sure you can execute actions immediately on these alerts, allowing you zero-click remediations. Best part? no license required. This is available for everyone, immediately. Oh, almost forgot to mention; we also allow you to store those logs in any Azure Storage account. meaning you can have YEARS of storage for mere cents in cost. :) But that's not all. We've done a slight redesign, our dark mode got all fresh and we got some new logo work done. CIPP never had it's own logo and with with our size now, we figured it's earned it. ;) If you like our logo, check out our designer Joe Martz. But is that all we changed? of course not. This entire release is packed with new years goodies; a new reporting interface for our Graph explorer, a tool to assist you and take all the hard work out of onboarding new tenants, including taking care of everything GDAP. But we also have some other exciting news in this release; Microsoft's commitment to CIPP has strengthened more. Microsoft is not only a technology sponsor but their team is helping us make APIs available to people that would like to beta test some of them. If you're a hosted CIPP client, ask the helpdesk for more information! I love this release, but none of this would not be possible without our sponsors: Rewst, Microsoft, Gradient MSP, ImmyBot, OIT, LLC | OITVOIP, Huntress, DeskDirector, HaloPSA,Datto, Net Friends, Hudu, NinjaOne and RYC Business IT Also, be ready for some cool new sponsor announcements this month. We've had some new sponsors join us that we are onboarding. :)

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There are dangers hiding in your IT environment that can hurt you? Are you aware of these skeletons in your digital closet? Act now and unearth these hidden security flaws. Contact us and we'll show you how to leverage an affordable pen-testing solution to build robust security. #PenTesting #SkeletonsInCloset

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