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ETHISEC CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS

We specialise in helping businesses with their technology through expert IT and
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   We specialise in Information Security consulting including;
   
    * business technology and security assessments
    * security architecture design and reviews
    * ISO27001 ISMS gap assessment and recommendations
    * PCI-DSS compliance/readiness assessments
    * compliance and vulnerability testing
    * automated white-box penetration testing

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   We specialise in providing tailored technology solutions in Information
   Security and Data Networks. Our services include architecture, design and
   implementations with the following technology disciplines;
   
   
    * Firewalls
    * Endpoint protection
    * Network solutions
    * Telephony - PBX and Voice over IP (VoIP) solutions
   
   

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   ethiSEC is highly experienced in Next Generation Firewall (NGFW) design and
   installations. NGFW provide the functionality to help protect your business
   from viruses, malware and spyware. They also protect your network from known
   threats with their intrusion detection and prevention capabilities. 

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WHAT IS A NEXT GENERATION FIREWALL?

By Jason Ross • 21 Jun, 2019
A next generation firewall (NGFW) is a security device that can monitor and
control the traffic that comes in and out of your network. They are crucial in
protecting you or your business from external threats, sitting between your
internal network and the internet blocking malicious traffic, viruses and
attacks. Using a NGFW can be a cost effective way for small and medium
enterprises (SME's) to protect their business, with the majority of NGFW
offering: • Intrusion provention systems – stopping attacks before they get into
your network, blocking malware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) • URL
filtering – a tool used to prevent employees from accessing sophisticated scams
and threats • Comprehensive network visibility – giving you the ability to see
which applications and websites are being used on your network and activity
across all users and devices • Network sandboxing – a safe space to send any
suspicious files for examination • Global threat intelligence and detection–
this is a tool where threat intelligence is utlisied to automatically scan your
network, applications and content to identify any new and unknown threats
Contact us for more information about NGFW and how they can protect your
business.
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ONLINE SCAMS

By Andrew Bell • 17 Jun, 2019
Unfortunately scammers in the digital age are becoming even more sophisticated
in their attempts to get your small or medium enterprise business to hand over
money or steal valuable information. The Australian Competition and Consumer
Commission (ACCC) reported that in 2017, Australian business lost $4.7 million
as a result of a scam, with smaller business being specifically targeted (ACCC,
24th May 2018). Online scams targeting SME businesses include: • Malware and
ransomware – where scammers send emails, social media messages or file downloads
like videos, files or games imbedded with a link to take you to a fake website.
Scammers uses the links to infect your computer or network with software that
can block access to your computer and demands a ‘ransom’ be paid. They might
install software to watch what you are doing or steal your personal information
and commit a fraudulent crime. • Phishing - this typically involves a scammer
impersonating a bank, service provider, or government agency via email, text or
voice calls. They usually alert you to a fake problem like ‘unusual activity on
your credit card’ and ask you to verify who you are with your bank details. They
will then use this information to steal money or commit other fraudulent crimes.
• false billing – there are a number of types of false billing scams which send
an unsolicited invoice for payment, renewal notice or subscription which you
have not requested. There are also incidents where scammers impersonate your
suppliers claiming “they have changed back accounts”. The good news is that you
can take preventative action to protect your business from scams. 1. Awareness –
be aware and alert. Know that scammers are out there actively targeting your
business. Educate your employees and Subscribe to the ACCC Scamwatch radar
alerts . 2. Keep your business information secure – never provide your
information to anybody you don’t know or trust. look at using a NGFW and
anti-virus endpoint protection keep your applications and software versions up
to date encrypt your wireless network always use password protection, use strong
passwords Back up your data Do not open or click on suspicious emails, texts or
attachments –sometimes the fakes are very good. Learn how to spot a phishing
email Know who your’e dealing with - never provide your information to anybody
you don’t know or trust. Do your own research. Check out ASIC’s list of
companies you should not deal with Learn how we can help protect your business
from scams.
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PASSWORDS

By Jason Ross • 29 May, 2019
Pa sswords are often the only security mechanism that protects our digital
lives; for example, your password is the only protection applied to your email,
banking or healthcare details. Good passwords are the crucial foundation
component of your online security. Unfortunately, people choose terrible
passwords and hackers know this. Why may you ask? Probably because good
passwords are hard to remember and hard to type for many of us. Hackers know we
often choose lousy passwords, as a result, they make use of freely available
automated tools to "hack" your accounts. Often these hacks or attacks are
opportunistic, sometimes they're targeted. There are several well-publicised
examples where peoples social media accounts have been compromised. In some of
these examples money has been stolen, often the attacker may try to embarrass
you by posting inappropriate content to your pages, sometimes they may delete
your account(s) that you may rely on for your business. how they obtain your
password There are many ways your passwords can be compro mised, here are three
. A standard method is to send you an email that looks like it's from Facebook
as just one example, where they'll say you need to update your account details.
If you fall victim to this attack you may supply the attacker with everything
they need to access your accounts and not just your Facebook account. This is
called a Phishing attack, and it's a common tool in the hackers toolbox because
they work. As the attckers evolve their campaigns they look more legitimate to
most people, even experts like us. Sometimes the attacker may use a hacking tool
to execute an automated dictionary attack of known or commonly used passwords.
These tools, once setup will run until they obtain a result the attacker can
exploit. Sometimes all the attcker may need to do is perform a search on Have I
Been Pwned which may provide them with a valid password they can use. Why do
they look for passwords from previously compromised sites? Becasue most people
will reuse their passwords elswhere! common passwords Many sites on the Internet
will often publish a listing of the top 10 or 25 passwords in use each year.
When you look at these (below), you see many of these passwords use common
keystroke patterns such as "qwertyuiop". Some examples of common passwords are:
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