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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 and identify industry standard security measures to 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
- World Economic Forum: COVID Makes Cybersecurity Problem No. 1The WEF just published their recent survey over worldwide corporate leaders. When asked about technology objectives that have become a greater priority due to COVID, they elevated information security to the No. 1 position, with business continuity and resilience following right after. These days, that's practically all in the IT domain.Stu Sjouwerman
- Interpol Warns of Romance ScamsInterpol has issued a notice describing a scam tactic popular on dating applications. The scheme is a mixture of a romance scam and an investment fraud, taking advantage of victims’ loneliness and their desire to make money.Stu Sjouwerman
- [INFOGRAPHIC] Q4 2020 Work From Home Phishing Emails on the RiseKnowBe4's latest quarterly report on top-clicked phishing email subjects is here. These are broken down into three different categories: social media related subjects, general subjects, and 'in the wild' attacks .Stu Sjouwerman
- Charming Kitten Phishing and Smishing Attacks Use Legitimate Google Links and a Tricky Redirection Strategy to Fool Security SolutionsThis breakdown of the latest attack from the Charming Kitten cybercriminal gang shows just how much thought goes into obfuscating their tactics and evading detection.Stu Sjouwerman
- CyberheistNews Vol 11 #03 [Heads Up] Now Here Is Some Exciting Certification News... 😀 Stu Sjouwerman
- Familiar Advice, but Worth RepeatingResearchers at ESET outline some security best practices to avoid falling for phishing emails. In an article for TechZone360, the researchers explain how to identify suspicious links.Stu Sjouwerman
- Data Activist Group Publishes Exfiltrated Ransomware Data Previously Available Only on the Dark WebA small group known as Distributed Denial of Secrets, or DDoSecrets, works to make data stolen as part of ransomware attacks available to journalists.Stu Sjouwerman