Security Solutions

Dark Web

Cybercriminals frequently exploit the dark web to sell stolen credentials, making businesses vulnerable to data breaches, unauthorized access, and financial fraud. Because the dark web isn’t indexed by search engines like Google, it’s difficult to navigate to. Hackers often use a certain browser that renders them untraceable, allowing them to anonymously perform illegal activity. So how does this relate to the security of your business?

If your staff’s credentials are stolen, they may end up on the dark web, making your business a target for criminal activity such as data breaches, identity theft, and even unauthorized access to company funds. Most businesses are completely unaware their credentials have been sold on the dark web until they’re either notified by a third party or they’re in the midst of a cyber security breach — and by then, the damage has already been done.

With years of experience in cybersecurity, our team at CoreTech offers proactive dark web monitoring for Omaha and Lincoln-area business to keep them safe from cyber attacks. We take a proactive approach with a dark web monitoring platform that combines intelligence and search capabilities to detect and alert you when your company logins pop up on the dark web, allowing you to make changes before a security breach occurs.

Multifactor Authentication

The days of using one password to log into a system are long gone.

Single-password security measures are no longer sufficient. Implementing identity and access management (IAM) solutions, including multifactor authentication (MFA), strengthens security by requiring additional verification steps.

Although this multistep strategy may sound like extra work, it’s actually as simple as can be. After entering your password, you will be asked to further prove that it is, in fact, you who are trying to log in to your system with the use of biometric-based authentication (fingerprint, voice, or facial recognition) or token authentication (which requires users to use a trusted physical object such as a fob, key, or smartphone).

It’s all too easy to hack a password these days, but it's much less likely that a hacker will have access to your phone as well. By creating extra layers of defense, you greatly reduce the risk of stolen credentials and unauthorized access to your data, which makes multifactor authentication one of the most effective ways you can safeguard your digital assets and data.

Network Monitoring

A real-time security monitoring system detects cyber threats before they cause significant damage. But with a network monitoring system in place, you’ll know about any sudden changes or threats as soon as they happen so you can take immediate action and limit disruptions to your business.

Here at CoreTech, we take cyber security seriously, and we want to help safeguard your business. We offer 24/7/365 proactive network monitoring in Omaha and Lincoln, NE that alerts us to the most common changes, anomalies, and threats that indicate a potential security risk, including:

• Unauthorized access or wireless connections to your network
• Uncharacteristic login attempts
• Login attempts on restricted computers
• New user profiles that appear unauthorized or uncharacteristic
• A removable drive added to a locked down system

This proactive approach protects your business by significantly decreasing your chances of falling prey to a cyber attack. Because we monitor your network around the clock, you can rest easy, knowing that your network is as secure as possible and that our diligent experts will manage any potential issues before they escalate.

Password Manager

If you’re using an internet browser as an automatic solution to keep track of all those frequently changing and impossible-to-remember passwords, we don’t blame you.

But there’s a major downside to this convenience. When all of your logins are stored in one, unsecured location, you risk the chance of hackers accessing not just one account, but all of your information at once. But how can you possibly remember all those passwords and also keep them safe from a cyber attack?

Our experts use a password management system and multifactor authentication to keep your passwords conveniently, but more importantly safely, saved. You simply remember one login credential and then receive a phone or text alert to confirm access. It’s the same layered defense strategy that all of our managed IT security solutions offer — protection and peace of mind for your Omaha business.