Managed Endpoint Protection
Be Essential Eight Compliant
Strengthen your business security against cyber attacks with the Essential Eight
The Australian Cyber Security Centre’s ACSC Essential Eight risk management framework is a list of eight mitigation strategies (security controls) organisations can implement to protect their systems against a range of adversaries.
Being Essential Eight compliant will bolster your defenses and make it much harder for threat actors to compromise your system. Our comprehensive range of services and expertise in cybersecurity enables us to help organisations be Essential Eight compliant.
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Organisations must harden user applications by configuring them to minimise security risks, such as disabling unnecessary features and enabling security features, to protect against potential threats.
Organisations must restrict administrative privileges to limit the number of users with elevated access, reducing the risk of unauthorised system changes and malicious activity, and enhancing overall security.
Organisations must regularly patch operating systems to address security vulnerabilities and protect against known exploits and attacks, ensuring the security and stability of their infrastructure.
Organisations must implement multi-factor authentication to add an extra layer of security, requiring users to provide multiple forms of identification before accessing systems or data, thereby mitigating the risk of unauthorised access.
Organisations must perform daily backups to ensure critical data is regularly backed up and can be quickly restored in the event of data loss or system compromise, minimising downtime and data loss, and ensuring business continuity.