Cybersecurity

Protect your business from cyberattacks

Maintaining cybersecurity can be expensive – but it doesn’t have to break the bank. With SADOS, cybersecurity is already built into our subscriptions.

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Enhanced Suite of
Cybersecurity Protection

Cybersecurity protects both you and your customers from any form of malicious activity, such as damage or interruption. It also protects you by identifying security breaches and mitigating their effects.

24/7 Monitoring and Defense

We monitor network traffic for suspicious behavior patterns throughout your organization. Using specialized tools, we use can detect and prevent what hackers are attempting to do before they have the opportunity to do so.

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Enhanced Hardware

We protect your business from unauthorized access to critical data assets and personnel by securing your company’s network infrastructure.

End-to-end Threat Protection

We combine hardware and app-based solutions that include pen-analysis and testing, password and access management, machine-learning AI, and monitoring.

  • Network-based firewalls 
  • UTM (Unified Threat Management)
  • VPN/VLAN/Proxy Server Configuration Support
  • Router Security Alarms
  • Network Vulnerability Scanning & Testing
  • Hosted Spam Filtering Services
  • Network Assessment & Penetration Testing
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Why do you need cybersecurity?

A cyberattack on average occurs every 39 seconds. That’s more than 2,200 attacks daily. Is your business protected from the ever looming threat of would-be hackers?

Internal Attacks

Your business data is a high value target to hackers but sometimes the hackers are already inside your network. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, 60% of all cybersecurity breaches originate from within the organization itself.

Spyware

Insidious programs, known as “spyware,” can be installed innocuously on your networks. Hackers can use this information to steal money or sell your information to third parties, affecting the reputation of your business.

Ransomware

According to the FBI, the annual cost of ransomware attacks in the United States is estimated to be $3.5 billion in 2019 alone. This unique cyber-attack accesses and locks your company data, demanding a ransom for the return of it.