Warner Connect Cyber Security Services utilize the very best threat detection and response platform software available. We deliver these solutions to businesses who may have had to push aside security due to budget constraints or lack of resources.
It’s critical to protect your network infrastructure from threats to prevent an impact to your operations, protect your data, and ultimately safeguard your business.
Log Management & SIEM
Monitoring, analyzing, and understanding logs can be overwhelming and burdensome, especially to small IT departments or companies without the proper resources. However, it is an integral part of any security and compliance program, which is why Warner Connect offers log monitoring.
SIEM systems are expensive to setup, and can be difficult to manage after deployment. A Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) such as Warner Connect can simplify the entire process from determining your business’ needs, to configuration and deployment, to management. SIEM is no longer something only large enterprises can afford to take advantage of. Gain control over Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) with Warner Connect’s many years of experience in the IT security space. SIEM provides a single centralized system to more quickly identify and analyze security events so that necessary action can be taken before an issue becomes a problem.
What Is Log Management?
Log Management is the process of log collection, centralized aggregation, long-term retention, log rotation, log analysis, and log search and reporting for all of the computer-generated log messages for an organization. Log messages are also known as audit logs, audit trails, event logs, etc.
Log Management Features
- Deploy and search across on-premise, hybrid-cloud and private/public-cloud based installations
- Turn searches into real-time alerts, reports or dashboards with a few mouse clicks
- Drill down and up and pivot across data to quickly find the needle in the haystack
- Scale from a single server to global datacenters
- Securely make operational data available without requiring access to production systems
- Index, search and correlate any data for complete insight across your infrastructure
What Is SIEM?
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is the combination of Security Information Management (SIM) and Security Event Management (SEM), in one cohesive system. SIEM gathers and provides real-time analysis of security alerts and event notifications from security devices, vulnerability management applications, policy compliance tools, operating systems, database and application logs, end-user devices, network equipment, and servers.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Features
- NetFlow monitoring
- Asset discovery and inventory
- Intrusion Detection
- Actionable and relevant threat intelligence
- Vulnerability assessment
- 2,000+ Correlation Directives
- SIEM/Event Correlation
- Always up-to-date
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Threat Management
Company’s today are constantly adapting automation and new technology into their environments, making the ability to efficiently and securely manage emerging threats even more important. Insecure data can lead to loss of business continuity, failing to meet compliance standards, and even complete data loss.
Warner Connect is well-versed in cyber security and threat management. We ensure any threat is caught and managed appropriately, if not stopped all together from happening. We can help you achieve system-wide, coordinated threat detection and incident response with integrated security capabilities and threat intelligence. Our solutions will give you the visibility you need for effective management and response.
Features of Threat Management
Security Alerts
Proactive protection with system-wide warnings of threats
Intrusion Detection & Prevention
Identify and remove threats before they ever touch your network
Visual Dashboard
Makes threat management and prioritization easy
Flexible Deployments
Many options for deployment of threat management solutions
Benefits of Threat Management
Find threats faster
Minimize threat impact
Security intelligence
Ensure compliance
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Network Security
Components of Network Security
Asset Discovery & Inventory
Determine all the assets in your network including IP-enabled devices, their software and configurations, and any potential vulnerabilities and active threats.
Behavioral Monitoring
Gather and analyze data to understand system and network activity.
Information Security Continuous Monitoring
Active and passive comprehensive monitoring of your IT environment
Security Operations Center (SOC)/Unified Security Management (USM)
An SOC powered by an USM to identify, investigate, prioritize to resolve issues
Benefits of an Effective Network Security Process
Policies in place for BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
Structured process with clear roles and responsibilities
Increased employee productivity and peace of mind
Proactive security management
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Compliance
Some compliance requirements are imposed by governmental regulations such as HIPAA and SOX, or regulatory direction from state and US agencies such as the FTC, FCC and the SEC. There are also voluntary requirements, such as PCI compliance requirements that are driven by the desire to offer credit card charge processing to customers.
Warner Connect’s services allow you to quickly achieve compliance by assigning roles and policies instrumental for you to successfully complete audits and to stay on top of regulatory changes.
We believe in a strategic approach to disaster recovery and regulatory compliance. Utilizing industry best practices and recognized standards, we help Minnesota companies in the financial, medical and manufacturing industries develop compliance programs and deliver the IT infrastructure to support their needs. Warner Connect’s data centers are state-of-the-art to meet the most stringent compliance requirements in today’s environment, and the overlay of our stringent, disciplined processes give you the peace of mind that your compliance requirements are always met.
Warner Connect has years of historical experience in the design and building of data centers. This experience is exemplified in the design of our own data centers, giving our clients the confidence that their data is not only secure but that compliance regulations have been met as well.
We can help you meet the requirements of federal regulations, including:
- HIPAA Compliance Audits
- FDA Part 11 Compliance
- PCI Compliance (Payment Card Industry)
- SOX Compliance (Sarbanes-Oxley)
- GLBA Compliance (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act)
Benefits of IT Compliance Management
Auditor-ready reports
Standardize controls
Continuous threat detection
Integration with regulatory data sources
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Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability management is a process to identify and evaluate vulnerabilities in IT, followed by correcting the vulnerabilities and removing the risk, or accepting the risk if the impact is low or cost does not outweigh the damages.
Warner Connect’s vulnerability management solution uses an intelligence-driven defense to help you discovery, assess and prioritize threats, or stay ahead of them completely.
Why Do You Need Vulnerability Management?
It’s important for organizations to use vulnerability management because of an increase in cyber-crime. The process will allow a business to have a continuous overview of vulnerabilities in their IT environments and understand risks associated with them.
Benefits of Vulnerability Management
Visual results with dashboard
Save time poring through scans
Quick and easy asset prioritization
Automatic & on-demand vulnerability scanning
Our Vulnerability Management Process
Preparation
Define the scope of the vulnerability management process – determining which processes and systems to utilize.
Vulnerability Scan
Using industry-leading vulnerability scanning tools, a scan is run and reports are processed.
Remediating Actions
Analyze any vulnerabilities and determine the risks involved to come up with a remediation action plan.
Implement Actions
Execute on the remediating actions within an appropriate timeframe.
Rescan
Once a vulnerability is remediated, schedule a rescan to verify actions have been successfully implemented.