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Understanding Incident Response When Working With an MSP
Ronald Bushnell
Your business cannot afford to overlook the dangers posed by hackers who are getting more sophisticated every year. But how do you know if you’ve been hacked?
Here are 5 signs that your network may have been compromised:
Spam emails look legitimate because they are coming from your trusted email address. Many of your customers may open those emails, causing frustration and leaving their own companies vulnerable to security threats. Parachute recommends monitoring your sent folder once per day.
If you notice an unfamiliar program that was not authorized, documented, or installed by anyone within your organization, don’t brush this off as something an employee must have done. While there may be an innocent explanation, this can also be a sign that a hacker has invaded your network. If you don’t recognize a program, you should not click on it without checking with your IT consulting firm or Managed IT Service Provider first.
If your security systems are dismantled or missing, unfettered access to your systems may be allowed to wreak havoc in your network.
An Internet search for your site results in error messages that warn the searcher that malware has been detected on your site. This warning means that hackers have certainly uploaded some sort of malicious software.
When hackers gain access to your network they begin using your bandwidth for themselves.
What should you do if you have noticed these any of these signs? Contact Parachute. As Managed IT Security experts, we keep up with the latest strategies used by hackers so you don’t have to. Don’t risk downtime, loss of data, or taking a financial hit. Contact Parachute today.