Cybersecurity threats come in all shapes and sizes and pose serious risks to businesses, big and small. Don’t wait until it’s too late to identify your greatest areas of risk.
- 69% of SMBs haven’t identified cybersecurity threats
- 66% of SMBs haven’t identified cybersecurity vulnerabilities
- 48% of SMBS haven’t analyzed cybersecurity attack targets and methods
What is a Risk Assessment?
A risk assessment provides a big-picture snapshot of your current cyber risk exposure — revealing vulnerabilities and uncovering opportunities.
- Identify. You can’t fix what you can’t see. A risk assessment can expose hidden security gaps.
- Prioritize. Critical gaps affecting your business operations can be addressed immediately.
- Remediate. A risk assessment can drive strategic, long-term cybersecurity defense measures
What Can You Expect in a Risk Assessment?
- Scoring on ten security health data and risk factors
- Vulnerability scan for known weak points
- User-friendly, simplified executive summary
- Risk analysis score with meaningful findings
- Dark web scanning for credentials for sale
A risk assessment isn’t a one-and-done endeavor. An assessment can strengthen your overall cybersecurity defense for years to come. Reach out to schedule your risk assessment today!
President / Network Architect
Mark Kolean always had a fascination with technology from the time he was 3 and his gift of the Atari 2600 to current. In 1990 at the age of 14 Mark got his first job in customer support for a mail order business supporting Tandy TSR-80 computer software shipped on cassette tape. A few years later Mark was building hundreds of 286, 386, and 486 computers for the new emerging DOS & Windows 3.1 computers that had exploded on the market.
After a college career studying business and technology Mark Started Shoreline Computer Systems in 1999 at the height of the dot.com boom with the looming crisis of the year2k bug just around the corner. In the early 2000’s a lot of work was done with early network systems including Lantastic, Novell, and Windows NT Server. Mark became a community contributor to the Small Business Specialist community that revolved around Small Business Server 2000-2011 which focused on single or dual server environments for businesses up to 50 in size. Networks during this time frame mostly had a break fix relationship in which work was billed only when a problem occurred.
In the 2010’s Microsoft released their first cloud based software called Microsoft BPOS which would in later become known as Microsoft Office 365. This introduced a new model in technology with pay as you go subscription services. Starting in 2013 Mark’s team at Shoreline Computer System rebranded as Shoreline Technology Solutions to focus on the transition to become proactive and less reactive to data backup and security needs. Starting in 2018 all customers are required to have a backup management plan in place as a center point with the full understanding that if STS isn’t watching the customer’s data, then no one is.
Now in Mark’s 22 years of business he is building a company emphasis of how to help customers retire servers and build networks completely in the cloud.
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