Network & Data Security

 Some companies rely on general liability insurance, which provides minimal protection in the event of a cyberattack or data breach. However, this is not enough to protect against sophisticated attacks such as ransomware. Therefore, you must invest resources to ensure that you are as protected as possible from such attacks.

In fact, insurance companies now require companies to have the tools and technology in place to defend against cutting-edge cyberattacks before providing insurance against ransomware and other sophisticated cybersecurity risks. At HTZ Networks, we help you proactively prepare for insurance renewal and keep you informed of any necessary upgrades required to obtain full coverage. This way, you can meet all requirements before renewal and save money by securing a cheaper rate. 

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In industries handling sensitive customer information, the imperative for robust data security measures is undeniable. Notably, the Department of Defense's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) sets stringent requirements for vendors dealing with national security information. This three-tiered model, encompassing 15 to 134 critical requirements, is non-negotiable for businesses aspiring to become DOD vendors. Failure to promptly meet these standards poses a significant challenge, necessitating urgent action for organizations yet to prioritize comprehensive data and network security. The urgency intensifies as these requirements extend not only to DOD vendors but also to collaborating entities, including ABS, providing IT services to DOD-affiliated companies. Consequently, organizations must invest in data and network security to align with the stringent CMMC requirements and secure their standing.

Beyond national defense concerns, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) mandates strict regulations safeguarding the privacy and security of health-related information. Applicable to any organization handling such data, HIPAA demands prompt implementation of cybersecurity measures to ensure the protection of end consumers of health services. For organizations needing more data and network security investments, the urgency lies in the imminent demand to comply with these critical standards.

Even if your organization operates outside regulated industries, a sense of urgency prevails. We strongly recommend adopting NIST standards as a proactive guide to meeting generally accepted security standards. Notably, customers are increasingly holding vendors accountable for cybersecurity vulnerabilities, heightening the urgency for your organization to fortify its data infrastructure. Our team of Cybersecurity Engineers stand ready to be a crucial resource in this urgent endeavor, helping you swiftly build consumer trust and mitigate potential legal challenges arising from cyberattacks.