INDUSTRIES

Cloud Data Security

Cloud computing is becoming increasingly popular among businesses. On-premises solutions face a formidable obstacle in today's world of the ever-increasing need for on-demand access and rapidly developing mobile and IoT installations. Public, private, and hybrid cloud use is rising, which is unsurprising given the widening IT skills deficit. However, safety is a condition.

Energy Utilities

The ability of both public and commercial organisations to function successfully and efficiently depends significantly on energy suppliers. With ICS and SCADA systems kept behind closed doors on separate internal networks, this industry has always been cut off from the outside world. Due to the growth of industrial IoT devices and the demand for always-connected monitoring and reporting solutions, the energy sector has undergone substantial changes over the past ten years to improve accessibility and operational agility.
The problem? Malicious actors are now aware of the potential for utility IT disruption to cause havoc, steal data, or demand ransom payments. Since the energy sector today realises the significance of cutting-edge technology for fostering economic success, cyber utility security must be improved to thwart IT assaults.

Government

As federal, state, and municipal IT services rise to meet the needs of digital native populations, they become more attractive targets for hostile actors. Cybercriminals see government networks as juicy targets. Without being noticed, hackers can obtain access to sensitive user information stored on outdated systems, compromising their security in the long run. State-sponsored attacks are aimed at vital infrastructure and data. Agencies require government cyber security solutions that pinpoint crucial weak points, implement state-of-the-art solutions, and future-proof essential IT infrastructure to solve current security concerns and combat advanced infosec threats.