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A Cyber Security Partner many depend on; we power your Cyber Security department.


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OUR PURPOSE, VISION AND VALUES


PURPOSE


  • Providing you with protection, understanding and peace of mind from cyber security threats.
  • To defend against the hacker we think like the hacker.

VISION


  • The approachable, knowledgeable and reliable cyber security family.
  • You don’t know we are there , but you know you and your business are always safe and secure.

VALUES


  • Nourishing businesses through the power of cyber security.
  • Open, honest and understanding.
  • Creative and innovative.
  • Approachable and trustworthy.
  • Proactive and reliable.
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YOUR CHALLENGES


CYBER SECURITY IS TOO EXPENSIVE


Many businesses we speak with believe cyber security is too expensive to implement. We’re here to tell you it isn’t. Our Cyber Security Protection Plans can ensure you and your business has the right cyber protection in place to make sure your business is cyber secure.

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COMPLYING WITH REGULATIONS


We understand complying with laws & regulations can be a daunting and time-consuming task. However, we are here to help ensure you always require with the regulations and standards of your industry when it comes to cyber security.

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SECURING CLOUD-BASED SYSTEMS


Many of us store our data in the Cloud through storage drives such as OneDrive, SharePoint and other methods such as Google Drive. Many businesses also have systems hosted in the ‘cloud’. It is important to ensure these are as secure as possible.

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HOW SECURE IS MY BUSINESS?


As technology develops, new cyber security issues are discovered – which can put your business at risk. We can help you identify the security gaps within your business and develop a security plan to ensure you are keeping on top of the rapidly changing threat landscape.

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BIDDING FOR A CONTRACT/TENDER


We all know losing a bid for a contract or tender can be very disappointing, even worse so when you have not been able to demonstrate your cyber security posture. We can take that stress away and ensure you and your business are cyber secure.

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SUPPLY CHAIN

RISK


We all know losing a bid for a contract or tender can be very disappointing, even worse so when you have not been able to demonstrate your cyber security posture. We can take that stress away and ensure you and your business are cyber secure.

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OUR SOLUTIONS


ADVICE &

CONSULTANCY

We specialise in all aspects of cyber security to help you identify the needs of your business and evolve an effective Security Strategy that works for you.

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TRAINING &

AWARENESS

Ensure your workforce are security aware. The digital revolution presents huge advantages, but also brings new risks that we need to understand.

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EMERGENCY CYBER RESPONSE

JC Cyber Security's Emergency Cyber Response service allows any company to react to malicious cyber threats quickly and effectively.

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MANAGED

SERVICES

Reduce the cost and risk of self-managing your company’s emails & firewalls with a JC Cyber Security Managed Service.

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ISO 27001

CERTIFACATION

Our experts will guide you through all stages of implementation, selection, and provide guidance for the duration of your ISMS journey.

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PROTECTION

PLANS

Take the stress out of cyber security through The Protection Plan: protect your business assets wherever they are vulnerable or exposed.

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SPECIAL OFFERS


FREE EMAIL THREAT SCAN


It's critical to assess and understand your email security vulnerabilities. Using artificial intelligence and integration with Microsoft 365, our Email Threat Scanner quickly and effectively finds social engineering attacks currently sitting in your mailboxes.

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FREE FIREWALL AUDIT


It's critical to assess and understand your firewall performance and vulnerabilities. Using artificial intelligence and integrations, our firewall audit quickly and effectively finds issues within your firewall.

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FREE PENETRATION TEST DEMO


A leading security scanning platform built by leading penetration testing experts.

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IT COULDN'T BE EASIER TO GET STARTED


01. Speak with a Cyber Expert

Simply contact us and we'll be in touch to arrange a no-obligation meeting.

02. Agree an assessment plan

The consultation will identify a set of recommended assessments to see where your cyber security weaknesses lie.

03. Complete assessments

JC Cyber Security will complete the assessments whilst you carry on running your business.

04. Agree and implement a security roadmap

We will review the results with you and suggest a security roadmap to reduce the risk to your business and keep you secure for the foreseeable future.

OUR BLOG


October 14, 2024
DevOps is a popular practice, especially among large organizations. However, while it comes with numerous benefits, it presents numerous risks as well. One notable challenge is the increased velocity of deployment, which often complicates how developers implement and ensure application security throughout the development and deployment process. DevOps is a popular practice, especially among large organizations. However, while it comes with numerous benefits, it presents numerous risks as well. One notable challenge is the increased velocity of deployment, which often complicates how developers implement and ensure application security throughout the development and deployment process. According to a recent survey, almost 80% of CIOs expressed concerns about the difficulty of discerning trusted elements from untrusted ones within DevOps environments. In particular, the pressure to deliver services at a faster pace sometimes prompts DevOps teams to take security shortcuts, resulting in potentially costly repercussions. These include data breaches, application downtime, and compliance violations.  So, how can you strike a balance between the demand for agile DevOps practices and the need to maintain robust security measures?
October 4, 2024
Testing applications for security flaws during production is a vital process of the development lifecycle, and this is where Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) comes in. DAST is a security testing approach in application security (AppSec), in which testers assess an application in real-time, while it’s actively running. This process can be conducted even without testers knowing the application’s internal interactions or system-level designs. Applications fuel the engine of the world’s economy, but enterprises can encounter substantial hurdles when striving to retain a competitive advantage in a rapidly changing digital landscape. Businesses must continuously pursue inventive solutions, even as they contend with sophisticated adversaries looking to exploit opportunities to disrupt operations, compromise vital information, and inflict harm. According to recent research, approximately 17% of cyberattacks aim to exploit vulnerable web applications. Yet, 98% of web applications are susceptible to attacks that can lead to malware infection or redirect users to malicious websites. All the while, 72% of these vulnerabilities result from coding errors. Testing applications for security flaws during production is a vital process of the development lifecycle, and this is where Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) comes in. DAST is a security testing approach in application security (AppSec), in which testers assess an application in real-time, while it’s actively running. This process can be conducted even without testers knowing the application’s internal interactions or system-level designs.  This is because DAST tools operate without access to the application’s source code. Instead, they emulate genuine attacks, akin to those carried out by real hackers, to identify security weaknesses. This “black box” testing method examines the application from an external perspective, scrutinises its runtime behaviour, and observes how it reacts to simulated attacks. These simulations help evaluate whether the application exhibits vulnerabilities and if it is potentially susceptible to malicious attacks.
September 25, 2024
In this blog post we look back at the origin of the term “hacking”, as well as how activities that might be described as hacking have existed throughout history, even prior to the advent of computer systems – and what if anything these can teach us today. Hacking is attacking and breaking into computer systems illegally… isn’t it? The meaning of the term “hacking” has in fact changed substantially over time, morphing from describing essentially benign (or at worst mildly disruptive) activities into its modern attribution to largely criminal and illegal activities. What’s more, in its original usage, “hacking” doesn’t necessarily even need to involve computer systems at all.  In this blog post we look back at the origin of the term “hacking”, as well as how activities that might be described as hacking have existed throughout history, even prior to the advent of computer systems – and what if anything these can teach us today.
September 19, 2024
Prioritising application security has become a significant focus for modern businesses, and staying informed about the evolving security landscape is crucial for organisations looking to effectively enhance their application security.  A critical underpinning of safeguarding an enterprise lies in incorporating robust application security testing practices. The adoption of DevOps methodologies and the use of open-source code have accelerated the pace of application development, maintenance and delivery, but security challenges persist and require close attention. In a recent special Application Security Trends for 2023 report , approximately 70% of organizations recognize that application security has become one of their top three priorities. Simultaneously, nearly 90% of these organizations intend to enhance their application security measures. Application security attacks are the most prevalent type of external threats. No wonder enhancing application security is a priority and concern for organizational security leaders.
August 19, 2024
In the early days of the internet, most webpages were static, informational resources. As the internet matured however the power of the web to deliver richer content was leveraged, and static web pages were increasingly replaced by the adoption of dynamic web applications. Web applications deliver interactive experiences and often underpin vital commercial operations for businesses such as portals allowing customers to self-administer various account details, through to online retail sales, online banking, and more recently interactive online spreadsheets, project management, and customer relation management (CRM) tools. These web applications leverage technologies such as AJAX (“Ansychronous JavaScript and XML”) and HTML5. With AJAX, web applications can send and retrieve data from a server asynchronously (in the background) without interfering with the display and behaviour of the existing page, behaving almost the same as a locally installed traditional (compiled) application installed as an executable on a personal computer. By decoupling the data interchange layer from the presentation layer, AJAX permits web applications to update displayed content dynamically without the need to reload the entire page, and underpins the delivery of the recent Single Page Application phenomenon.
The Importance of Training Empoyees
By Eazi Business May 22, 2024
Training employees is an exercise implemented by high-level management or a person of authority within an organisation to provide employees ample opportunities to develop their skills, knowledge, qualifications, and certifications. In general, training schemes for employees should be consistently provided to ensure continual skill improvement, ensure workplace competence, and to refresh staff on their roles and responsibilities within their field of work. From a financial perspective, by consistently investing and developing your staff, your organisation should see an immense return on investment as employees can grow their knowledge base and improve their job skills to become more effective in the workplace. It’s often compulsory for some level of training (an induction) to be offered to new members of staff as you introduce them to their role. However, it’s just as worthwhile to provide training to existing members of staff, as it’s likely to help with the individual employee’s development, sense of value, and benefit your business in the process. There are several other reasons why it is important for employers to initiate consistent training programs for their employees. In this post, we are going to explore these benefits further but also discuss the implications it will have on your organisations, specifically within the field of Cyber Security.
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