SES Blog

This week’s article aims to build on last weeks piece, discussing how regular Vulnerability Assessments blended with Penetration Testing can help improve your organisations security posture.

Every business needs to have Cyber Security on its strategic agenda.

Security breaches on organisations are a case of when, not if, as malicious individuals are constantly scanning the internet for websites with vulnerabilities.

SES is delighted to announce that UKFast have become one of our strategic partners, to deliver our key client facing web services and helping us to realise the next level of our Software Escrow offering with immediate effect.

In this day and age, the continuity of your business is consistently at risk from factors outside of your control.

From marketing automation to finance or internal communications, organisations are using internal web applications every day that are critical to their business’s operation.

The majority of organisations are heavily reliant on 3rd party software owners to develop and maintain their business critical applications and business process tools.

Cyber Hygiene relates to the practices and precautions organisations need to take in order to protect their devices and infrastructure, maintain system health and improve their online security.

Using applications delivered through a Software as a Service (SaaS) model is becoming an increasingly popular way to deliver critical applications. SaaS Applications reduce the need for users to invest in and support their own infrastructure.

All businesses use at least one critical application in their organisation which is essential to their daily operation, examples include: CRM, financial software, stock control and logistics software and your company’s website.

Following on from last week’s mailer where we discussed the various phishing attacks which exist and how your organisation can defend against them, this article discusses the advantages of a multi layered approach to secure your organisation against phishing threats.

Phishing is a type of social engineering attack used to steal individual’s sensitive data such as login credentials and credit card data. Attackers masquerade as trusted entities and dupe their victims into opening malicious links which can lead to the target revealing sensitive information or malware being installed on their devices.

As SES grows, choosing to recruit apprentices for various roles within the business provides us with the opportunity to identify the best potential talent and provide them with the skills, knowledge and experience to fit the skills gaps in our organisation.