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Protect Your Business Revenue from Cyber Criminals
Things have changed. Cyber attackers are everywhere and they are after your hard-earned business cash. Believe it or not, technology exposes your business’s revenue to 8 points of entry hackers can use. If you are not securing these 8 areas, you are putting your money at risk.
8 Points Of Entry Created By Technology
The moment you connect a device to the internet, your revenue is exposed to eight key areas of technology risk. While there are seven default security layers, we’ve identified a missing layer: cloud services. This brings the total to eight potential entry points that cybercriminals could exploit to target your business revenue. By adopting a security baseline like the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, you can greatly reduce your risk and liability.
- Human - Exploiting human error vulnerabilities.
- Perimeter - Insufficient filtering and monitoring of traffic.
- Network - Massively distribute malicious software.
- Application - Use vulnerabilities to gain access.
- Endpoint - Monitor and spy on your business operations.
- Data - Held hostage by ransomware or sold on the dark web.
- Mission-Critical - Disrupt recovery efforts, increasing downtime.
- Cloud - Brute force, account hijacking, credential theft.
No single solution or tool can protect all eight layers of cybersecurity because each one—like network, data, or cloud—has its own risks. Real protection requires a team of experts and proactive steps to manage these risks, not just tools. Be careful of low-cost options that claim to cover everything as they often miss key areas, leaving your business revenue vulnerable. Strong security comes from working with experts and using a tailored approach to fit your specific needs whether you are an accounting firm adhering to FTC safeguards or a manufacturing company needing ISO 27001 or SOC 2.
How We Protect Your Business Revenue
For us, Cybersecurity is the process of securing the 8 areas of threat. When these are secured, it protects your business revenue, data and reputation.
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Why Onpoint Systems
It’s our responsibility to help businesses safeguard their income by providing security solutions that fit their needs. This ensures they have the right level of protection and a well-configured network. We tailor security services to the size of your business and needs.
Budget Friendly
We have rigorously tested many different vendor solutions and products to find the best cost-effective solutions for your business without sacrificing support when needed.
Partnership
We work closely with you to understand your business's specific technology needs and goals. As a result, we become part of your team, fully committed to your success.
Optimized solutions
Not only have we partnered with the best vendors, but we also use the same solutions and products in our own business.
Relationship Management
The key to our success is not only in the solutions and security services we provide, but more so the team attitude we establish with our clients.
Trust-worthy
We take pride knowing you entrust us to keep your business’s revenue secured and your technology running efficiently. We also have clients across the country.
Certified Staff
On top of real-world experience, our staff has certifications like HealthCare IT Technician, Ruckus Wireless Solutions Engineer (Wi-Fi) and many others.
What Our Clients Say
We always strive for elaborate results and do our best to meet our customers’ needs
We Never thought one IT company could be different from another. Huge difference after partnering with Onpoint Systems
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Cybersecurity FAQ: Addressing Common Objections
Hackers target businesses of all sizes. Small companies are often seen as easier targets because cybercriminals know most small businesses choose to not implement security measures. Even a basic level of security is essential.
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Even basic customer, employee, or financial data can be valuable to hackers. They can use it for fraud, identity theft, or to gain further access.
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Phishing attacks are becoming more sophisticated, especially with AI available, so regular training helps everyone stay alert to new tactics.
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Antivirus (AV) is a great first step, but security works best with multiple layers, like firewalls, strong passwords, and regular updates. Also, AV is outdated technology.
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Cybercriminals target all industries if there’s data or financial access. It’s safer to assume every industry has some level of risk. Sometimes is also just about bragging rights. On your dime of course. Proprietary data also has value.
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Strong passwords are important. Adding extra protections, like multi-factor authentication, strengthens security even more. The other question is, where are you storing them?!?!
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IT staff handle many responsibilities. Dedicated security support can help keep systems safe without overloading them. Everyday helpdesk support is way different than managing security. Two separate teams and skill sets.
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That’s great! Staying proactive with regular security updates, monitoring and assessments helps keep things that way. Keep in mind, even if you had 1 email account hacked, that counts as being hacked.
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Security doesn’t have to break the bank. Many affordable options help protect your business and are far less costly than a breach. However, an in-house full-time security expert or team will be 3 x the cost of partnering with a cybersecurity company.
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Ah yes, cyber insurance. Cyber insurance is a great backup, but it must be paired with good security practices to even be covered. Remember, insurance is reactive. Most carriers only cover damages after the fact but not revenue loss.
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Cloud providers handle a lot of security, but businesses still need to secure their devices, access and their data. Not to mention, protecting your credentials so hackers can’t login. It’s a shared responsibility. Lets face it, once they are logged into your cloud account, they can just export the data.
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Preparing in advance makes handling an attack much faster and easier. It’s better to have protections in place than to try to catch up after the fact. Besides, once they are successful once, you become a repetitive target.
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Cloud providers secure their systems, but adding security on your side—like strong passwords and access controls—helps protect sensitive health data even more.
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Implementing security measures help reduce costly incidents, downtime, and data breaches that will drain your revenue. Think of it as protecting what you’ve already earned rather than waiting to pay for unexpected losses. Being secured can also open the doors to opportunities which require a business to have implemented security protocols which align with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 compliances.
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