CYBER SECURITY

DEDICATED IT SOLUTIONS WITH 20+ YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS FIELD.

We are living in the digital era. Information is only a click away and may be accessible through a variety of channels, including the web, mobile, and so on. The desire for instant information access exposes the organization’s data and systems to many endpoints and devices.

The resulting threat to data, system integrity, identity, and privacy is a major concern for businesses today. Not only must cybersecurity threats and hazards be prevented and addressed, but also early detection, analysis of attack patterns, and preventive and proactive management of cyber-attacks and related risks must be ensured.

Our Centre of Excellence (CoE) at Shift Logic has put together a comprehensive team of experts in various aspects of cybersecurity, including managing our Security Operations Center (SOC), Database Access Management (DAM), Data Leakage Prevention (DLP), Identity and Access Management (IAM), Endpoint Security, and so on.

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FAQ

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Unauthorized access, unauthorized alterations, and malicious damage are all examples of cyber attacks carried out by malicious people to disrupt the functionality of networked computers and their linked resources. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) and Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) assaults are examples of cyber attacks.

A risk assessment ascribed to a cyber danger such as a DDoS assault or a data breach is known as a cyber risk. A qualitative or quantitative cyber risk assessment should estimate risk (R) as a function of the magnitude of the possible loss (L) and the chance that L will occur (i.e., R = p * L).

As follows, cyber attack, cyber threat, and cyber risk are all related. A cyber assault is an offensive activity, whereas a cyber threat is the likelihood of a specific attack occurring, and the cyber risk connected with the subject threat evaluates the likelihood of potential damages.

For many organizations with online retail websites, a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) cyber assault by a botnet, for example, is a cyber hazard, with the associated cyber risk being a function of lost revenues due to website unavailability and the likelihood of a DDoS cyber attack.

Mitigation refers to minimizing the severity or damage caused by cyber attacks in the context of cyber threats. In contrast, cyber threat remediation refers to a more effective deterrent.