What is CyberComplete

CyberComplete delivers all the traditional IT services a small business needs, but CyberComplete is much more than traditional IT services.

CyberComplete is underpinned by our Cyber Security Framework, which provides a structured approach to defining cyber security for small business.  Using the Cyber Security Framework, Ignite Systems has developed a comprehensive set of risk mitigation measures and controls specifically for small businesses.  These measures and controls are the foundation for the comprehensive cyber security regime that underpins the CyberComplete service and delivers an exceptionally high level of cyber security.

Another layer of threat protection is provided by the Ignite Systems Security Operations Centre (SOC), which is responsible for managing CyberComplete.

CyberComplete delivers all the traditional IT services a small business needs, but CyberComplete is much more than traditional IT services.

CyberComplete is underpinned by our Cyber Security Framework, which provides a structured approach to defining cyber security for small business.  Using the Cyber Security Framework, Ignite Systems has developed a comprehensive set of risk mitigation measures and controls specifically for small businesses.

Another layer of threat protection is provided by the Ignite Systems Security Operations Centre (SOC), which is responsible for managing CyberComplete.

The proof is in the numbers

Business security used to be simple: Set everything up and check every now and then to make sure it was all working.  Now the cyber threat landscape is constantly evolving, and static security is no longer adequate.

The figures are proof that businesses need better cyber security:

4.1 billion records exposed through data breaches in the first half of 2019
43% of cyber-attacks target small business.
$300 million in losses per year in Australia due to cybercrime.
59,806 cybercrime reports to the ACSC in the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020.
Significant increase in Business Email Compromise over last 12 months according to ACSC.
62% of small businesses experienced a cyber security incident (ACSC small business survey).
67% increase in security breaches globally since 2014.

 

What is a security operations centre (SOC)

Not the Ignite Systems SOC, but this will give you an overview of how a SOC works.

The SOC facility houses an information security team responsible for monitoring and analysing an organisation’s security posture on an ongoing basis.  The SOC team’s goal is to detect, analyse, and respond to cyber security incidents using a combination of technology solutions and a strong set of processes.

The resources available to the SOC includes:

• Real-time monitoring and alerting.
• Tools to analyse aggregated log and event data.
• Machine learning and artificial intelligence aids in identifying threats.
• Threat intelligence information from a range of sources.
• Tools to analyse suspected threats.

The SOC maintains a laser focus on what’s happening across all managed computers, keeps its fingers on the pulse of an ever-evolving threat landscape, and stays ahead of the bad guys.