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Cyber Security
Move Your IT Security Forward With Virsage's Expert Team
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
- Why People Fall for ScamsScammers use a variety of tried-and-true tactics to trick people, according to André Lameiras at ESET. For example, they can easily find open-source information about people on the internet and use this to craft targeted attacks.Stu Sjouwerman
- Think BEC Won’t Cost You Much? How Does $130 Million Sound?A new lawsuit brings to light the all-too common occurrence of an attack, with this occurring during a business acquisition and costing the buyer more than they bargained for.Stu Sjouwerman
- Homeland Security: U.S. Ransomware Attacks Have Doubled in the Last YearA March 2022 report from the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs zeros in on the growing problem of ransomware and lessons learned so far.Stu Sjouwerman
- Trezor Crypto Wallet Attacks Results in Class Action Lawsuit Against MailChimp Owner IntuitMonths after the MailChimp data breach targeting 102 companies in the crypto sector, a new lawsuit has been filed seeking millions of dollars in damages.Stu Sjouwerman
- Happy Credit Union Customers Become the Target of Spoofing Scams Due to a Lack of Email SecurityTaking advantage of heightened levels of customer trust and satisfaction, along with lowered levels of properly implemented security, credit unions are seeing a rise in email-based scams.Stu Sjouwerman
- European Wind-Energy Sector Is the Latest Target of Russian State-Sponsored AttacksWhile Russia consistently denies any launching of cyberattacks, attack details point to reasonable intent by and cybercriminal ties to the Russian government.Stu Sjouwerman
- Beware of Spoofed Vanity URLsResearchers at Varonis warn that attackers are using customizable URLs (also known as vanity URLS) on SaaS services to craft more convincing phishing links. The attackers have used this technique for links created through Box, Zoom, and Google Docs and Forms.Stu Sjouwerman