When your Uncle Howard gets hacked, you can usually shrug it off. After all, Uncle Howard doesn’t know much about cybersecurity. He’s in the car game, having been named top salesman nearly a dozen times in his 40-year career. He knows horsepower and cupholders, and he can line up financing with a simple call. He’s good. But Uncle Howard doesn’t know cyber from shinola.
When the breach happens to a major player in the digital space, though, eyebrows are wont to rise one at a time to give such reporting the fisheye. And recently it happened to Microsoft, whose customer support databases were left unsecured on five different Elasticsearch servers, exposing over 14 years’ worth of data. Read more about the specifics here, but keep that eyebrow raised in skeptic discernment for at least another paragraph. It’s no longer about to get real. In many ways, it can get no realer, or realerer. It’s very real.
Who’s Watching The Watchers?
It’s easy to assume that your organization is doing all it can do, that cybercriminals who want into your kitchen will find a way in. While that may be the case, it certainly doesn’t help you sleep at night. When leaders in the digital world are getting breached, how can the regular riders on the Interweb Superhighway even pretend to buckle up?
ICS puts a fresh set of eyes on your network and data. We see through the noise and into the soul of your digital infrastructure. Okay, that’s a bit dramatic, especially when you’re reading with a fisheye toward the screen. But know this. ICS can help keep your kitchen more secure, so your folks can keep serving your customers and cooking up profits.
So call ICS today. But relax that eyebrow first.
