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Maintaining Your Business in a Competitive Environment



When companies start adding cybersecurity rules and reporting cyber incidents to their security procedures, they need to make detailed plans for getting ready for, reducing, and responding to possible threats.


In the middle of your business are the operational technology and key processes. Because of this, cybercriminals are very interested in them because they want to take advantage of weaknesses, get into your data, and demand ransoms. In today's world, where ransomware threats are always a possibility and security solutions are often spread out, protecting your organisation is very important. This is where the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) pushes for the creation of strong, dependable security systems that can detect, resist, and recover from hacks.


This guide will talk about ways to make your defences stronger against online threats and keep your business running smoothly. We at Fidelis Security, a leader in proactive protection, are here to help you on this path.


1. Compliance and Regulatory Compliance:

Compliance is especially important in businesses that are regulated, where following government and industry rules is not an option. The Compliance Management solutions from Fidelis Security give organisations the controls and monitoring tools they need to stay in line with changing legal requirements.


In a world where rules are always changing, it can be hard to stay in line. Fidelis Security makes this problem easier to deal with by offering complete Compliance Management options. These solutions give organisations the controls and monitoring tools they need to make sure they follow government and business rules. By following the rules, they not only avoid possible fines but also improve their general cybersecurity.


Analysts can use Fidelis Security's patented deep session inspection (DSI) and real-time traffic analysis to find information on the network that is protected by laws like PCI, HIPAA, FISMA, GLBA, and FERPA. This includes personally identifiable information (PII), intellectual property, financial information, and secret or confidential information. Analysts can match these types of content along with any other content they think is private by using either pre-built data leakage protection (DLP) or custom-built policy. On the network, prevention can be turned on to stop exfiltration while it's happening. The transfer could have come from a bad player or an insider threat.


2. Constantly Watching and Finding Threats:

Constantly watching and finding threats in real time are important parts of a proactive cybersecurity plan. Network Detection and Response (NDR) products from Fidelis Security help businesses find and stop threats in real-time by continuously monitoring and detecting advanced threats.


Because online threats are always changing, being able to watch networks and find threats as they happen is very helpful. The Network Detection and Response (NDR) products from Fidelis Security are made to keep an eye on networks and endpoints all the time. With these options, you can find and stop potential threats before they get worse by using advanced threat detection tools. Companies have an advantage in the ongoing fight against cyberattacks when they use Fidelis NDR.


Fidelis NDR uses a lot of different parts of the platform to find and stop threats in real-time. Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), Antivirus detection (AV), Deep Session Inspection (DSI) and decoding, and DNS protocol anomaly detections on network and mail devices offer a variety of ways to find things in a network. The Fidelis Collector is a real-time database that collects all decoded session and object information as it moves through the network. It is used for event and sequence-based detections as well as anomaly detections. Fidelis Endpoint can also find malicious objects, traffic flows, and behaviours on endpoints that have an agent loaded.


You can make deception layers that work with your real network hardware with Fidelis Deception. It is the job of these layers to find and follow software and hackers as they try to sneak into your network. This solution helps improve the security of your network by placing decoys and breadcrumbs in key places. By using this method, you can see more clearly and protect your assets, even in places where regular security agents can't go, like in corporate IoT, Shadow IT, and legacy systems. Because of this, you can actively find and stop threats in your network, protecting your business from harm.


Finally, the Fidelis Threat Research Team sends timely information to all of these platforms in the form of detection policies and threat intelligence feeds. This way, bad players can be caught early in the threat lifecycle instead of after the fact. Analysts in the Fidelis Command Post are told about any detections so that they can start a quick reaction.


3. Reduce the risk of vulnerability:

Managing vulnerabilities is a very important part of lowering security risks. It includes finding weak spots in IT infrastructure and fixing them. Fidelis Security's Vulnerability Management solutions help organisations strengthen their defences by providing a strong way to find and prioritise weaknesses.


Digital thieves can get into systems through weak spots in the IT infrastructure. To protect against this danger, Fidelis Security's Vulnerability Management tools help businesses find and rank vulnerabilities correctly. By fixing infrastructure flaws, they strengthen their defences and lower security risks, which improves their overall protection.


4. Getting rid of insider threats:

Insider incidents, whether they are planned or unintentional, are a scary danger. Getting rid of these risks is important for keeping the business going. The Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution from Fidelis Security is made to stop insider threats by looking for strange behaviour and keeping private data safe from people who shouldn't have access to it.


Threats from insiders are tricky problems that can have big effects. Fidelis DLP protects private data from being accessed or stolen by people who aren't supposed to and does so in several ways.


5. Plan for how to respond to an incident and how to recover from it:

In a cyber disaster, plans for how to handle the incident and get back to normal are very important. Fidelis Security's Incident reaction solutions are their go-to way to make and use effective reaction plans, which make sure that actions are taken quickly and effectively when they're needed most.


Things go wrong "when" instead of "if" in the world of safety. It is important to be ready to act quickly and efficiently. The Incident Response products from Fidelis Security are made to help businesses make and use good response plans. These plans are what keep organisations alive in times of crisis, making sure they can move quickly and effectively to stop and lessen the effects of cyber incidents.


6. The Fidelis Challenge: Fidelis Security is at the cutting edge of hacking thanks to its knowledge and dedication. They are sure that no one else has a better view of cyber danger than they do. Groups are being asked to take the Fidelis Challenge to show this. They have 30 days to add Fidelis Elevate to your business setting, and Fidelis Security will show off its unmatched threat detection skills. According to Fidelis Security, businesses will be able to tell the difference in how safe their businesses are. You can try it for free.


In conclusion, cyber incidents can affect public safety, national security, and the health of the economy. So, businesses should put the safety of their most important assets at the top of their list of priorities. The main points of this guide stress how important strong protection measures are for keeping operations running smoothly. Organisations are told to focus on their cybersecurity efforts and use experts to find the best solutions for their specific security needs. This will help them stay safer against threats that are always changing.


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