The small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are latest in line to be affected by cyber crime, with a number of firms falling prey to cyber criminals.
Last year, India ranked amongst the top three countries in the world to be facing cyber attacks. Another survey revealed that 58 percent of such attacks were targeted at SMEs, dispelling the myths that only corporates must invest in cyber security.
In this regard, here are five security products for SMEs to remain cautious:
Seqrite End Point Security
Seqrite End Point Security offer SMEs a one-stop, fully integrated solution for their security needs, by providing integrated advanced technologies like Anti-Ransomware, Behavioral Detection System and Advanced DNA Scan to protect the network from the sophisticated cyber threats of today.
Telr Secure
Telr is the payment gateway of choice for the ambitious SMEs. With its new feature, Telr Secure, the payment gateway monitors payments and transactions in real-time and run its proprietary algorithm to flag off and prevent any fraudulent transaction. This not only helps SMEs avoid chargebacks but also protects their goodwill and repute. SMEs can also extend the same benefit to their customers and win their trust during digital payments.
Cloudflare
Cloudflare acts as a shield of websites and protects it against any malicious attacks, SQL threats, DoS (Denial of Service) attacks. Hence, security vulnerabilities that could otherwise shut down the website and affect the reputation of the brand will be taken care of by Cloudflare.
With Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector, SMEs gain central control and more authority to manage and safeguard the network. By checking any unauthorized access, the product helps SMEs secure their Wi-Fi connections and online data.
Lookout Mobile Security
In addition to PCs, SMEs also need to safeguard mobile phones and tablets that may contain crucial business information. Mobile Security can pre-empt security vulnerabilities and protect the system against the same, including malware attacks, data leaks or other threats posed by jail-broken devices or sideloaded apps.
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