Stay secure with a JC Cyber Security Protection Plan

August 4, 2021

What is a Cyber Security Protection Plan?

A JC Cyber Security Protection Plan is a monthly subscription service that encompasses prevention, detection, and remediation techniques through Cyber Security Solutions to determine the security posture of an organisation; identify any potential risks or gaps; and protect businesses who are vulnerable. Cyber Secuirty Soloutions are used within our Protection Plans to solve your Cyber Security Challenges.

Cyber Security Soloutions

Used to prevent, detect, and remove vulnerabilities, zero-day threats and malware. Keeping business devices virus free.

Mobile Threat Defence

Provides immediate visibility and analysis of your mobile threats.

Assists business with realising the true impact of a security breach. identifies vulnerabilities, weaknesses.

Prevents unwanted malicious emails from getting into your inbox.

Ensures your business network is secure and protected from external malicious threats. It also can protect remote working users.

Wi-Fi and Network Security

Ensures your Wi-Fi air space and network infrastructure are securely configured.

Remote Cyber Security Support

24/7 Phone and email communication channels provided to provide reassurance and assistance.

Vulnerability Management

Ensures all devices are free from vulnerabilities.

Cyber Security Challenges

You may operate in, or provide your services to, certain industries and sectors that have regulations around cyber security. We understand regulations can be a daunting area – with a cyber security protection plan, we can assist you in complying with cyber and/or data security regulations.

In today’s modern world, threats are constantly on the rise – especially in cyber security. It is more important than ever to understand the risks your business, customers and suppliers are exposed to. What are you waiting for? Be proactive and join JC Cyber Security’s Protection Plan.

There are a lot of myths in the wild that suggest cyber security is expensive. JC Cyber Security Services pride ourselves on providing both affordable and tailored cyber security protection plan soloutions that meet your businesses needs and requirements.

Managing Supply Chain Risk

You may outsource your services to associates, sub-contractors or partners. It is vital, in order to protect yourself, to ensure that whoever you are outsourcing to is cyber secure.

Sectors

(Not an exhaustive list)

Although protection plans typically come part of pre-priced and pre-set packages, they can also be bespoke - directly meeting the needs of your business. Protection plans are typically available to anyone; however, protection plans can be further tailored to certain sectors. For instance, we at JC Cyber Security Services already work with those within the following industries:

Why your business needs a protection plan

With cyber threats continuously on the rise, businesses must consider cyber security to survive.


According to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport: "Four in ten businesses (39%) and a quarter of charities (26%) report having cyber security breaches or attacks in the last 12 months."

- Cyber Security Breaches Survey. 2021


Therefore, it is crucial that businesses invest in advanced protection that goes beyond a firewall and traditional security controls such as anti-virus defences.

A JC Cyber Security Protection Plan gives you peace of mind that cyber security is taken care of within your business, ensuring you are protected against cyber threats

- Jon Coss, JC Cyber Security Services

Cyber Security Solutions are typically offered individually to organisations that have identified vulnerabilities within their security posture. However, many businesses:

Cannot afford to have their own in-house cyber security team

Struggle to gain or maintain cyber security certifications

Don’t have enough time to think about cyber security

Struggle to stay up to date with the latest cyber security trends

Believe their current safeguards are optimal

Believe they are too small or irrelevant to be the target of an attack

The truth is...

The Cyber world as we know it is always evolving - businesses are facing increased and more complex threats. With COVID-19 restrictions and regulations enforced during early 2021, many more cyber-attacks are happening at a far greater rate than ever before, and the damage posed is immeasurable. Some Cyber Security threats businesses face daily:

The list is endless. As a result, businesses find themselves using technology solutions without sufficient knowledge, or protection at their disposal.

That’s why we at JC Cyber Security Services developed our very own Protection Plan. We understand that cyber security is a complex, challenging and hard to understand. JC Cyber aim to be a supportive, friendly, and approachable company that helps make cyber security less complex, more understanding and less scary for businesses.

   Benefits of a Cyber Security Protection Plan

With a Protection Plan and the cyber security solutions on offer, your business takes the first necessary step of becoming proactive towards cyber security. Protection Plans are designed to provide your business peace of mind by:


  • Securing your assets and safeguarding what is vital to your business
  • Ensuring secure and resilient business operations
  • Reducing the chance of a cyber-attack against your organisation
  • Providing a bespoke solution that meets your business needs
  • Providing ongoing compliance with regulatory and standards-based requirements
  • Allowing you to focus on what is important
  • Consistent monthly payments
  • A solution that is cheaper than purchasing a cyber security solution after becoming a victim (such as post-breach assessments)

Protection Plan Process

01

Speak with a Cyber Expert

Communicate your needs and concerns and a cyber security expert will recommend the best cyber security solution for your business. This stage is strictly consultation, you are not committing to a plan - this time will be used to ensure that your business receives the best possible support.

02

 Implement Protection

After agreeing upon the best possible plan for your business, the cyber solutions included in your plan will be implemented into your systems, services, devices etc. This is where the necessary testing and reporting will identify any known or unknown vulnerabilities.

03

Identify Further Weaknesses

Results from the implementation process will be presented back to your business and used to confirm already known vulnerabilities and identify any unknown areas within the organisation that are also at risk. If further vulnerabilities are identified,  further solutions will be reccomended.

Conclusion

Cyber-crime is and will continue to remain one of the biggest threats to your business. Loss of data and business disruption can have a huge impact on both your finances and reputation. To counter this, organisations who don’t already have their own in-house cyber security team, or the financial capacity to build their own, opt for a cyber security protection plan - improving security posture, taking their first step to becoming proactive against threat actors, and remaining safe from cyber breaches while not breaking the bank. Having the peace of mind that there are those actively protecting your business will allow you to concentrate on what’s important while not leaving yourself vulnerable for attack.


If you have any questions, you may find our Protection Plan page useful, if not, don't heitate to send us an email, or give us a call.

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