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Xaptiva Digital
Xaptiva Digital
Cybersecurity Services

Xaptiva Digital offers a wide range of Cybersecurity services

According to a report by ISACA, 48% of organizations reported an increase in cyberattacks in 2023 compared to the previous year. The report also highlights that 62% of organizations believe that a majority of cyberattacks go unreported, which could be attributed to concerns over brand reputation, potential legal consequences, or even unawareness.

In 2022, cyberattacks caused trillions of dollars in losses globally.  The financial sector is one of the most targeted industries, with data breaches causing significance losses.

The State of Cybersecurity report by ISACA also highlights the importance of equipping teams with the right skills. The demand for technical skills such as identity and access management, cloud computing, data protection, incident response, and DevSecOps is on the rise. Alongside these, soft skills are gaining prominence.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. While AI-driven solutions offer enhanced threat detection and automated responses, they also introduce novel vulnerabilities. Adversarial attacks, data poisoning, and model inversion are just a few examples of how AI systems can be compromised. As AI becomes integral to cybersecurity, robust cloud security is indispensable.

Cybersecurity Mainly Includes following aspects:

Network Security: This includes securing the network infrastructure, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems.
Endpoint Security: This includes securing endpoints such as laptops, desktops, and mobile devices with Antivirus, Endpoint Detection Response – EDR and Security Information Event Management System Services.
Application Security: This includes securing applications and software against vulnerabilities and attacks.
Cloud Security: This includes securing cloud-based infrastructure and services.
Email Security: is the practice of protecting email accounts and communications from unauthorized access, loss, or compromise. Organizations enhance their email security posture by establishing policies and using tools to guard against malicious threats such as malware, spam, and phishing attacks.
Identity and Access Management: This includes managing user identities and access to systems and data.
Security Operations Center (SOC): This includes monitoring and responding to security incidents.
Penetration Testing: This includes testing the security of systems and applications by simulating attacks.
Vulnerability scanning: This is the process of evaluating networks or IT assets for security vulnerabilities—flaws or weaknesses that external or internal threat actors can exploit. It serves as the first stage in the broader vulnerability management lifecycle.

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