Safer Technology.

Safer Data.

Safer World.

 

Now, more than ever, Canadian businesses are at risk.

Phishing attacks are endless, ransomware is increasing MULTIPLE HUNDRED PERCENT year after year and opportunists, foreign and domestic, are at the gates.

What are my risks?

What type of people are attacking my business?

What do I need to buy/implement?

What are other people in my sector doing?

Do I need Product X?

If you are asking any of these questions, you need to contact us.

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Proven Processes, aligned with current best practices and standards

Timberwolf Information Security will take your business from a place of insecurity and unknowing and provide you with a prioritized plan of action and connect you with the technology, people, and processes to execute on that plan.

Get an Assessment Now!

Start your cybersecurity journey with a low cost Introductory Assessment that will determine the risks to your business.

43% of Cyber Attacks are targetting Small Business, and 60% of Small Businesses fold within 6 months of a Cyber Attack.

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The process to determine and mitigate cybersecurity risk is the same for small businesses as it is the enterprise, although they cannot afford to implement the same technology, people, and processes to mitigate as larger enterprises.

Our scaled-down SMB-targetted engagements lead to lower-cost mitigations tuned for small businesses without their own cybersecurity staff.

From The Blog:

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SMBs: Cybercrime’s 2020 Target of Choice
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NIST Password Guidelines

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has recently issued updated guidance recommending simplified password practices to increase password security.

On 'Hacking Back'

‘Hacking Back’, launching attacks back at the source of incoming attacks on an organization, is a manner of recourse that has oft been discussed by cybersecurity professionals, legal scholars and law enforcement — but will it work and is it a good idea?

Password Managers Have Flaws. You Should Still Use One, Though...

Recently a researcher working with the Independent Security Evaluators  (ISE) discovered flaws in several popular password managers that allow an attacker with local access to obtain the master password.  Read on for why this isn't a big deal and why you shouldn't throw your password manager away.

Are You Doing Pentests Wrong?

Both vulnerability assessments and penetration tests are necessary to build Cyber Resilience in an enterprise, and you should include both as part of your security program.  However, most organizations aren't receiving penetration tests that fill the need of simulating a cyber attack which actually tests the defenses in place and their overall security posture.