Multi-Factor Authentication

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What is Multi-Factor Authentication?

Multi-factor authentication is like a digital fortress. You can only step inside after proving you belong. Show two or more credentials—something you know, something you have, and something you are. It’s your key to safety!

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Why we need Multi-factor Authentication for our organization?

MFA is a game changer for your organization’s security. It pushes users to prove their identity beyond just a username and password. Think about it—passwords are like a flimsy lock on a treasure chest. They can be cracked or swiped by sneaky intruders. Why settle for just a password when you can fortify your defences?

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Features of Multi-factor Authentication

Easy to Implement
Adaptive
Role-Based Multi-Factor Authentication Tool
Cloud-Based Multi-Factor Authentication Software

Multi Authentication Modes
Hard Tokens & Soft Tokens
Customizable

Easy to Implement

One of the main hurdles that IT departments of the organizations that are so willing to adopt MFA face is the deployment into the existing identity environments, and especially so when that environment consists of both on-premise and cloud apps. Always be sure to seek out an MFA software that can be deployed on-premises or as a service, and deployment becomes a hundred times easier.

Adaptive

Enterprise mobility and BYOD has made the user to access sensitive information from any location and through any device. Data security and compliance is at high risk. Adaptive multi-factor authentication address this by adding the flexibility to user for accessing their resources with no compromise on security. The MFA tool should feel that user has logged in from different place using different device and should put in front the challenges which a genuine user can only pass to identify him. This will avoid the unauthorized access, if somebody else has got the opportunity to try to access the user’s resources – lost/stolen device.

Role-Based Multi-Factor Authentication Tool

You often have people with different levels of privilege and different roles in an organization. A one-mode-fits-all strategy for user authentication is definitely not the right way to go if that’s the case. The MFA software needs to be able to initiate role-based authentication for different set of users – this will be useful in managing the privileged accounts which have access to sensitive data, and for hardening security.

Cloud-Based Multi-Factor Authentication Software

The count of cloud applications that is getting used in Enterprise or Higher-Ed Institutions in increasing day by day. Be it Email, CRM, ERP, Productivity apps or anything and everything is moving to cloud. Same with MFA too. When you are serving such customers, you can’t ask your customer worry about availability and manageability. Need to be relevant to changing times.

Hard Tokens & Soft Tokens

A small piece of device like key fob or smart card transmits a one-time password to the session of the user. The users have to carry the hard token along in order to use this means of MFA. A soft token could be in form of a one-time password that is created by an application or a software to authenticate the user’s identity. More of the organizations prefer using soft tokens as the hard tokens can be stolen or may be lost.

Customizable

The Enterprise IT should have an option for instance to allow end users to manage their device and decide whether to require MFA in the specific device or not. This will result in improved end user capacity and allow them to use various equipment in a secure manner.

Multi Authentication Modes

Modes of authentication like Email, Phone, Browser Push Notification, Device, Challenge Questions and Touch ID not only provide diverse options to users which they prefer, but also increases the level of security in the applications. Some modes that you need to look out for are: Some modes that you need to look out for are:

Email Verification – This is an email that a user receives with a link that verifies his account or a code. The user must either click on the link or type the verification code so that the he/she can be allowed to access the resources.

Phone Verification – OTP(one time password) is sent to the phone number you used at the time of account sign-up and this is required when accessing the account.

Browser Push Notifications – One gets created on the browser, which helps in pulling the verification code and further aids in the confirmation of the user.

It can also be noted that Biometrics – Based MFA is most secured authentication method hard to break as discussed below. Biometric identification using finger prints, voice command or even scans that mimic the human retina can be used to identify the users.

Cyber Security

Firewall/UTM/NGFW

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What is Firewall/UTM/NGFW?

An integrated weapon system comprising various security features and services that operate in unison on a single device within the network, Unified Threat Management (UTM) is designed to shield users from security threats in a straightforward manner. Functions provided by UTM include Firewall, Antivirus, Antispam, Intrusion Prevention/Detection, Web-Application Control, Sandboxing, Link Load Balance, Bandwidth Management, Client Authentication, VPN and Detailed Reporting.

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Why we need firewall for our organization?

Without a firewall, any request will pass through to vulnerable systems, making it possible for malicious actors to access your computer for their own gain. A firewall blocks unauthorized requests and allows passage only to designated traffic. There are a couple of functions used by the firewall to ensure your servers’ safety, and we will briefly go through them.

What is the importance of having a firewall for our organization?

In the absence of a firewall, any request comes through to the undefended system, which gives an opportunity for hackers to reach your machine for personal benefits. The function of a Firewall is to block unauthorized requests and permit only authorized traffic. The firewall performs several functions that guarantee the security of your servers; let’s take a quick look at them.

Features of Unified Threat Management

Firewall
Link Load Balance
SD-WAN
Site to Site VPN
Client/Remote VPN

Gateway Antivirus
Web Content Filtering
Intrusion Prevention System
Application Control
Bandwidth Management

Sand Boxing
Antispam
Reporting

Firewall

Firewalls can scan both outgoing network traffic to detect viruses and malware well, as protect against phishing attacks and spam emails that could pose cybersecurity threats to your systems security. This type of firewall known as UTM (Unified Threat Management) is effective in not monitoring data flow but in preventing any devices, within the network from inadvertently spreading malware to other connected networks.

Link Load Balance

Link load balancing involves using a switch to distribute data centre processing tasks and high network traffic volumes across several servers avoiding overburdening any individual device.

SD-WAN

Ensure the safety of users and devices throughout your wide area network (WAN) while making IT operations more efficient. Zero trust session integrity, supported by vector routing and access policies that default to denial are, among the methods we employ to guarantee robust security, with SD WAN.

Site to Site VPN

Using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) individuals can securely transmit and receive data, over public networks by creating a private connection that simulates direct access to a secure network, from their devices.

Client/Remote VPN

With a remote access VPN employees can securely connect to a computer network and access resources as if they were physically connected to the networks servers directly.

Gateway Antivirus

The Cloud Gateway Anti-Virus feature brings in a cutting-edge malware scanning fix. This new solution works with and builds upon the Gateway AV scanning tools already on firewalls. It aims to tackle the ongoing rise in malware samples out there.

Web Content Filtering

Firewalls can scan both outgoing network traffic to detect viruses and malware well, as protect against phishing attacks and spam emails that could pose cybersecurity threats to your systems security. This type of firewall known as UTM (Unified Threat Management) is effective in not monitoring data flow but in preventing any devices, within the network from inadvertently spreading malware to other connected networks.

Intrusion Prevention System

An Intrusion Prevention System’s main jobs are spotting fishy activity writing down key info trying to stop the activity, and then telling someone about it. IPS’s protect against many types of attacks. These include SQL injection cross-site scripting running code from afar, shell code payloads, and remote procedure calls.

Application Control

The application control consists of all these functions like completeness and validity checks, identification, authentication, authorization, input controls, and forensic controls, etc. Application controls, in other words, guarantee that the application and its related data are protected against unauthorized access, modification, and destruction.

Bandwidth Management

Overconsuming of network capacity in one location can have a negative effect on the whole network. Bandwidth issues may also cause the critical business services to be unavailable and result in the network downtime. You are probably just buying more bandwidth to solve the problem, but you are only treating a symptom of a bigger problem.

Sand Boxing

Sandboxing refers to a cyber security practice where you run the code, then observe and analyze the code in a secure, isolated environment on a network that basically imitates the end-user operating environments. Sandboxing is a practice mainly designed to prevent threats from getting onto the network and is often used to examine code that is either untested or untrusted.

Antispam

Anti-Spam Engine is a full filtering solution, which prevents junk mail and viruses from reaching our servers. Your inbox is thus secured from spam and you are saved from spending hours managing unsolicited email. AntiSpam provides easy service from the first installation to the last report.

Reporting

Offers real-time activity tracking of users, monitoring the bandwidth usage, identification of the application, analytics, and forensics flow, compliance and audit reports, scheduled reports, among others.

Security Operation Center Service

Security Operations Centre

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What is Security Operations Centre?

The Security Operations Centre systematically monitors and evaluates an enterprise’s myriad aspects of security policies. It is the duty of the SOC team to accurately detect, analyze, defend, investigate, and report on potential security incidents on networks, servers, endpoints, databases, websites, applications, and other systems using advanced technology measures and an established set of processes. The primary value of a effective Security Operations Centre is the enhanced capability to detect security incidents through monitoring and analyzing data activity on a continuous basis.

Typically, it is expensive to create your own in-house security operations Centre, companies are ultimately turning to external security operations capabilities. Arrexo Tech 24*7 connected network of SOC (Security Operations Centre) provides the skills and resources necessary to combat those threats. Our services are considered managed IT security services that deal with both organizational and technical issues.

The staff of Arrexo Tech SOC team includes security analysts and security engineers, and managers who oversee security operations who liaise with the organization’s incident response teams to ensure all security matters are addressed swiftly upon discovery.

In the current marketplace, data security is more valuable than ever, and a security operations centre (SOC) is an essential part of any organization’s security framework. A SOC is a centralized group within an organization that is responsible for monitoring and responding to security events. SOCs are critical to protecting an organization’s data and reputation in the event of a security incident. SOCs provide early response to security incidents, which can help an organization avoid or mitigate the damage caused by an attack. SOCs can also assist organizations with compliance with regulations, especially those regulations related to data privacy. No matter the size of an organization, a SOC can be implemented to functionality. A SOC can be customized to function to the specific needs of any organization.

In the current business landscape, data represents the most valuable asset to the success of an organisation, thus it represent the fundamental elements to the privacy and defensive strategies for organisations.
Attackers are continuously thinking of new ways to breach organisations’ database systems, while security measures are routinely evolving. Thus, the need for updating managed network security services is paramount.
Before assisting our clients, we think through and quantify their risk profile to provide them with configured end-to-end service from our managed security operations centre for their specific context and goals.

Our Expertise

We have a dedicated team of security operation Centre (SOC) experts with the experience to assist you with keeping your organization safe. We understand first-hand the challenges organizations face securing their network and data, but we can help you build a successful SOC that can immediately respond and detecting possible threats. Our utilization of SOCs has extended from enterprise SOCs to cloud-based SOCs, and we can help you build one that fits your customized preference.

Effective Security planning

We are uniquely positioned to assist you in reducing those risks and safeguarding your data with our Security Operations Centre (SOC) services offerings. Our SOC services provide best-in-class security-enhancing network protection services, intrusion detection and prevention, vulnerability assessment and management, incident response, and more. Our services are purposefully designed to safeguard your organization against the latest cyber risks and attacks.

Eyes-on-screen Security Monitoring

Our aim is to work with you and identify any potential threats before they escalate into major security incidents. We utilize state-of-the-art technology and seasoned professionals to proactively monitor all of your computer screens and servers, detecting suspicious and unsettling behaviour as soon as it happens. Our Security Operations Centre services will enable complete security monitoring of your online assets; including website security monitoring, user behaviour monitoring, and system logs monitoring.

Premium Quality Services

We acknowledge that security is a primary concern for our customers. That’s why we offer premium quality service that affords the best protection for your business. Our Security Operations Centre (SOC) services are tailored for businesses that require guaranteed protection from an attack online.

Risk management and compliance

Our security operations centre (SOC) services include risk assessment and management, incident response, and compliance monitoring. We partner with you to identify and analyze risk threats, develop risk-mitigation plans, and help your organization stay compliant with regulatory obligations. Our SOC service is tailored to fit the needs and requests of your organization.

Security architecture and design

We support your business security through the development of a security infrastructure that includes a security operations centre (SOC). A SOC has become a vital part of the modern security architecture and is responsible for monitoring and managing the security of your entire network. Our SOC services will provide live alerts and actionable intelligence to help you protect your business against cyber threats.

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IT Infrastructure

Data Centre

A data centre is a facility that centralizes an organization’s shared IT operations and equipment for the purposes of storing, processing, and disseminating data and applications. Because they house an organization’s most critical and proprietary assets, data centres are vital to the continuity of daily operations.

Network Switches/Routers

Router and Switch are both networks connecting devices. Router works at network layer and is responsible to find the shortest path for a packet whereas Switch connects various devices in a network. Router connects devices across multiple networks. Following are the important differences between Router and Switch.

Server-Storage

In computing, a server is a piece of computer hardware or software that provides functionality for other programs or devices, called “clients”. This architecture is called the client–server model.

Structure Cabling

Structured cabling is the low voltage copper or Fiber wiring (Optic Cable) in the walls that makes up a cabling system. These telecommunications cables connect your computer, phone, wireless access points, cameras, copiers, etc. to your data and phone network. Without a cabling system, we would not have network capability. These cables can also provide power to devices, such as cameras, wireless access points, and phones, using Power Over Ethernet (PoE) technology.

Wireless

This networks are different than wired networks, where one end of the data connection is physically connected by a cable to enable communication with the other end. Wireless networks remove the need for fixed wired data cabling within an organization or network to connect different endpoint computing devices — such as tablets, laptops and smartphones — and embedded and peripheral devices.

EPABX/Voice

EPABX (Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange): A Private Branch Exchange (PBX) is a telephone exchange that serves a particular business or office, as opposed to one that a common carrier or telephone company operates for many businesses or for the general public.

CCTV Surveillance

Closed-circuit television, also known as video surveillance, is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place, on a limited set of monitors.

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Cyber Security

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What is Cyber Security?

Cyber security involves safeguarding hardware, software, and data that are connected to various systems from cyber-attacks and threats, including preventing threats that are designed to make a system or device unavailable to its users or disrupt its normal working function.

A strong cyber security strategy can be helpful for achieving a good cyber security posture against malicious attacks that are designed to compromise, change, delete, destroy, hack, or extort an organization’s or user’s systems and sensitive data.

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Why we need Cyber Security for our organization?

Today’s businesses operate on Information Technology and with the growth in users, devices, and applications in the modern enterprise combined with sensitive or confidential data – cyber security continues to grow in importance.

Core Components of Cyber Security

The cyber security is a broad term that covers multitude of technologies, devices and processes, the coordination of which within the organization is crucial to the success of a cyber security.

Network Security – Firewall/UTM/NGFW, IDS/IPS, Sandboxing
End Point Security – AV/NGAV/EDR, DLP, Encryption
Email Security
Application Security – Multifactor Authentication, Web Application Firewall(WAF),SSL/TLS
Information or Data Security – Backup
Disaster Recovery (DR)/Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
Operational Security
Cloud Security – CASB, Oauth 2.0
Physical Security
End-User Education

Benefits of Cyber security

Safeguarding business assets from cybercrime and data tampering.
Defending and protecting data and networks.
Mitigation of unauthorized user access.
Restoration leads to improved recovery time after a breach.
Providing protection for end users and endpoint devices.
Aiding regulatory compliance.
Helping with business continuity.
Gaining trust in the business reputation back and from the business partners, vendors, customers, stakeholders and employees.

End Point Protection (AV/NGAV)

An integrated weapon system comprising various security features and services that operate in unison on a single device within the network, Unified Threat Management (UTM) is designed to shield users from security threats in a straightforward manner. Functions provided by UTM include Firewall, Antivirus, Antispam, Intrusion Prevention/Detection, Web-Application Control, Sandboxing, Link Load Balance, Bandwidth Management, Client Authentication, VPN and Detailed Reporting.

Multi-Factor Authentication

Multi-factor authentication is like a digital fortress. You can only step inside after proving you belong. Show two or more credentials—something you know, something you have, and something you are. It’s your key to safety!

Firewall/UTM/NGFW

Endpoint security is the process of protecting entry points of end-user computers including desktop, laptop, and mobile devices from being used by malicious attackers and campaigns. In general, an endpoint security software works by employing an agent-server model of communication. The agent application is installed on all the endpoints and it gather and pull data from time to time, some of which are unpatched vulnerabilities, missing patches, etc.

Web Application Firewall (WAF)

A WAF protects your web applications by filtering, monitoring, and blocking any malicious HTTP/S traffic traveling to the web application, preventing unauthorized data from leaving the app. It does so by conforming to a set of policies that help determine what traffic is malicious and what traffic can be considered safe.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

DLP shields the organisation against insider threats, the employees included and appropriates data leakage or loss in the event of system compromise. DLP will allow organisations to hold files sent through email or any team sharing application and any file that is tried to be uploaded to the internet.