Cyber security

Protecting your apps, devices, and data 24x7x365

With over 20 years of experience keeping our clients safe, Virsage will help assess your current requirements to identify industry standard security measures that protect your organization. Our team of experts provide a modern approach to simplify IT security solutions to protect your Data, Apps, Devices, Infrastructure, and Identity.

Defend against threats

Help protect against malware, viruses, phishing attempts, malicious links, and other threats

• Check links at click to combat advanced phishing
• Detect malware with sandbox analysis of email attachments
• Enable anti-phishing policies that use ML
• Enable advanced multi-factor authentication
• Enforce features to protect Windows 10 devices

Protect business data

Help keep personal and financial information safe. Make it easy to maintain customer loyalty
and comply with industry regulations.

• Encrypt sensitive emails
• Block sharing of sensitive information like credit card numbers
• Restrict copying and saving of business information
• Enable unlimited cloud archiving

Secure devices

Help customers embrace mobile productivity without worrying about security exposure.

• Control which devices and users can access business information
• Apply security policies to protect data on iOS and Android devices
• Keep company data within approved apps on mobile devices
• Remove business data from lost or stolen devices with selective wipe.

Cyber Security Awareness

Keeping You Informed. Keeping You Aware.
Stay on top of the latest in security including social engineering, ransomware and phishing attacks.

Virasge has partnered with the leading Cyber Security awareness training companies in the world and we can help you start your awareness training today.

Virsage can also help make sure you're retaining the right type of data.

For most organizations, the volume, and complexity of their data in increasing daily-email, documents, instant messages, and more.

Effectively managing and governing this information is important because you need to comply with regulations more proactively and reduce risk from litigation or a data breach.

Contact us in the chat below or call 720-881-7320 to discuss your compliance and regulatory needs.

Security Awareness Training Blog

KnowBe4 Security Awareness Training Blog

Two-Thirds of Organizations Have Been a Target of Ransomware
The latest data reveals ransomware’s pervasiveness throughout every industry, size, and type of organization, confirming its’ place as the number one cyberthreat today - and a glaring clue why...
Stu Sjouwerman
U.S. Treasury Puts Out New Advisory on Potential Sanctions Risks for Facilitating Ransomware Payments
An update to the October 2020 advisory, the U.S. Treasury warns companies to mitigate ransomware attacks rather than paying ransoms to threat actors that pose a threat to national security.
Stu Sjouwerman
Hospitals Respond to Influx of Ransomware Attacks by Increasing Budgets
The ransomware onslaught on hospitals and healthcare organizations is being seen as the catalyst for boards to shift operational priorities and put more focus on cybersecurity initiatives.
Stu Sjouwerman
A Novel Form of Homographic Attack
A phishing campaign is using mathematical symbols to impersonate Verizon’s logo, according to researchers at Verizon. The emails use either a red square root symbol or a logical NOR operator instead of Verizon’s red checkmark.
Stu Sjouwerman
U.K. Residents Experience a 116% Increase in Nuisance Calls, Texts, and Emails in 2021
New data from the U.K.’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) shows a massive rise in the first six months of this year – and the belief that cyberattacks are to blame.
Stu Sjouwerman
Warning: Cybercriminals Target Organizations Going Through M&A Activity
The changing of hands of significant amounts of money is enough reason to get the attention of cybercriminals. So, how can organizations prepare for what should be an expected series of attacks?
Stu Sjouwerman
NIST on Phishing Awareness
People need to be conscious of the fact that anyone can fall for social engineering tactics, according to Shaneé Dawkins at NIST, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology. Dawkins explains that lower-level employees shouldn’t be complacent because they assume they won’t be targeted. Attackers can use access to any account as a launching […]
Stu Sjouwerman

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