Visible Ops
If You Have Never Been PEN Tested, You Are Already at Risk
Most businesses believe they will know when something is wrong. They are mistaken. Cyberattacks rarely begin with alarms blaring or systems crashing. They begin quietly. An exposed login. A forgotten server. A misconfigured cloud setting. By the time damage is visible, attackers may have had access for weeks or months. Penetration testing exists for one…
Read MoreHow TotalControl™ Stops Cyberattacks Before They Start
70% of Cybersecurity Incidents Start Here—Are You Next? Most businesses don’t realize they’ve been breached until the damage is done. The biggest cybersecurity mistake? Uncontrolled IT changes. Research shows that 70% of security incidents happen because of unplanned modifications—seemingly minor system tweaks that create invisible security gaps for hackers to exploit. Right now, your organization…
Read MoreHow Total Control Empowers Cybersecurity with a VisibleOps Approach
In today’s evolving cybersecurity landscape, Total Control by IP Services leverages the principles outlined in VisibleOps Cybersecurity to create an uncompromising security framework that helps organizations protect their critical assets. Combining Total Control’s quality-driven approach with VisibleOps’ methodologies for managing IT operations, IP Services empowers businesses to strengthen their cybersecurity posture with operational clarity, predictable…
Read MoreHow to Implement Zero Trust Pragmatically
When implementing Zero Trust in today’s cybersecurity landscape, it’s easy to become entangled in the complex strategies and advanced technologies that often dominate the conversation. While the latest methods, like Zero Trust, play a crucial role, it’s essential to recognize that they are just one piece of a much larger cybersecurity puzzle. Drawing from the…
Read MoreCritical Wake-Up Call: The Colossal Breach of 2.7 Billion Records—Are You Defenseless?
This week, a monumental data breach shocked the world when 2.7 billion data records were leaked from National Public Data on a dark web forum. This incident, one of the largest in history, involved sensitive information like Social Security Numbers (SSNs), names, and mailing addresses. The data is believed to have been stolen from the…
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