Where are you on your IT Security journey?
The Challenges and Misconceptions
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Many companies think their data is not important enough to hackers
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Many business owners often don’t believe it will happen to them; it’s just the large or enterprise companies that get hacked
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Often, company leadership thinks their current IT support firm has them covered
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There is an assumption that the firewall, anti-virus software, and backup/disaster recovery (BDR) they have in place is sufficient
How companies are being breached is constantly changing.
There is no ‘silver bullet.’ The key is having a layered approach specific to your business.
Apollyon’s Approach
Apollyon’s Approach
| 1 | Align service delivery, expectations, and agreements to today’s cyber reality |
| 2 | Provide factual information and data about the current cyber risks to your business |
| 3 | Evaluate how best practices, company culture, as well as any industry regulations and compliance requirements will contribute to chosen solutions |
| 4 | Assess current organization security climate and present gap analysis |
| 5 | Implement well-planned solutions in phases that build the foundation for additional layers |
| 6 | Facilitate open dialogue and education to foster a Cyber Security Awareness Culture |
| 7 | Maintain consistent meetings to discuss changes and recommendations to pivot from threats |
| 8 | Build a layered, security architecture that evolves and stays one step ahead of the ever-changing threats and risks. |
Apollyon builds a customized, layered, security architecture for your business that evolves and stays steps ahead of ever-changing threats and risks.
As a Managed IT Security Provider, Apollyon practices what we recommend by investing capital, time, and resources into our own internal security infrastructure and training.
Apollyon builds a customized, layered, security architecture for your business that evolves and stays steps ahead of ever-changing threats and risks.
As a Managed IT Security Provider, Apollyon practices what we recommend by investing capital, time, and resources into our own internal security infrastructure and training.
Identify
Our best-in-class Onboarding Process includes a 30-point risk assessment and heatmap to help you understand where your company is today and provide a visual of where you’d like to be tomorrow. Through our collaborative process, your dedicated Technical Account Manager analyzes the gap analysis with you, makes fact-based recommendations, and creates your IT Security Roadmap. This planning tool will foster executive alignment on IT Security initiatives.
Protect
Apollyon develops and implements appropriate safeguards to ensure business functions can continue. Components of this layer include identity management, access controls, data security, and training. Because your end-users are typically the last line of defense, our team can facilitate a Security Awareness Training program.
Detect
Our remote monitoring and management tools continuously check endpoints for threats and evidence of being compromised. Anomalies and events are documented and reported. The types of cybersecurity incidents that occur help shape recommendations and ongoing conversations.
Respond
Within our Security Operations Center (SOC), alerts are automatically generated, and tickets are created and dispatched in real-time. Following the pre-planned process, our team takes appropriate action to contain the impact of a potential cybersecurity incident. Analysis and mitigation are documented and communicated.
Recover
Our cyber incident response plan includes IT directives and an all-encompassing communication strategy. Apollyon ensures backup systems are in place that account for the unique Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) of the business. Apollyon's plan reduces the impact and ensures timely recovery to normal operations.
