Capstone IT
Capstone IT delivers user-focused cybersecurity tools and employee training to keep your business protected and your team informed on the latest threats
At Capstone IT, we focus on protecting your network through multiple layers of security, along with reliable data backup and continuous monitoring. However, one risk that can’t always be controlled is human error. That’s why we’ve partnered with Breach Secure Now, to provide your team with the
Understand where your business is vulnerable and how to better protect against potential threats
Understand what the dark web is and check if your credentials have been exposed with a baseline assessment
Help your team strengthen their awareness and improve your organization’s overall security posture
Estimate the potential financial impact of a data breach involving sensitive personal information
Estimate the potential cost of a protected health information breach to your HIPAA-compliant business
All Data Has Value to Cybercriminals
Handling customer data, especially with limited cybersecurity resources, can increase your organization’s exposure to cyber threats. Sensitive information is a prime target, and without the right protections in place, it can make your business more vulnerable to attacks.
Employees Often Aren’t Aware of the Risks
Email phishing remains one of the most common attack methods, with 66% of cybercriminals relying on it. Without proper awareness, employees can easily be misled by fraudulent emails, making human error one of the biggest security vulnerabilities.
Exposed Employee Credentials Create Risk
Employee credentials can be exposed in major data breaches, such as those involving platforms like LinkedIn or Dropbox. Once this information reaches the dark web, it cannot be removed. Without proactive monitoring and fast response, these compromised credentials can pose a serious threat to your network and systems.
“It’s Easier to Use One Password”
59% of individuals admit to reusing the same password, even though 91% understand the risks.* When one password is compromised, any other account using that same password becomes vulnerable, making it significantly easier for attackers to gain access.