Cyber Security
Services Perth

Yes we do. Vulnerability assessments are a crucial part of our IT security services. In fact, it’s virtually impossible to limit IT security threats without one, as you just don’t know where you stand. We’ll do a thorough examination of your backup processes, password protocols, firewalls, access management, existing IT security solutions and much more. In high-risk industries or where particularly sensitive data is concerned, we can also offer regular scheduled cyber vulnerability assessments.

One of the most common mistakes we see Perth small businesses make is putting all their faith in just one data backup system. And to make matters worse, then never testing to see whether it’s actually working!

Unless you can actually restore your entire system back to a fully functional state from your backups, you’re wasting time and money. And while it’s true that small businesses may be less obvious targets for cyber attackers, they’re just as likely to suffer a breach through human factors like accidental installation of malicious programs. Whether you’re a small business or a large government agency, TechBrain’s dedicated IT security services can help you.

While we can’t offer to write them for you, we’re happy to work with your HR and/or legal team to help you draw up personal data policies. This service includes providing recommendations, and also assisting with validating the compliance.

With so many organisations now offering employees the chance to work from home or bring their own device into the office, having a formal Privacy and Personal Data Policy in place is critical. Our experts can help with security and compliance, device encryption, training, internet security policies, data breach response plans and much more.

Firstly, our IT security solutions are backed by years of experience serving Perth businesses. We’ve worked with small businesses, SMEs, government organisations and international corporates in Western Australia. We understand that secure IT services start with getting to know your business, industry and unique challenges.

Unlike many other IT security companies in Perth, we don’t believe in cookie-cutter policies. Your approach to IT infrastructure security should be as unique as your business is. Combine this with our industry-leading response times, flexible service level agreements, and competitive rates, and it’s not hard to see why we’re considered the foremost experts in IT security in Perth and across Western Australia.

Businesses today face a wide range of cyber security risks and vulnerabilities, with some of the most common being phishing attacks, ransomware, malware infections, data breaches, insider threats, weak or compromised passwords, unpatched software vulnerabilities, and misconfigured systems. These threats are constantly evolving and can target any organisation, regardless of its size or industry.

Businesses face numerous cyber security risks and vulnerabilities, making a robust defense crucial. Common threats include social engineering, ransomware, malware, spoofing, SQL injections, distributed denial of service (DDoS), DNS tunneling, man-in-the-middle (MitM) Attacks, zero-day exploits, password attacks, cross-site (XSS) attacks, and crypto-jacking. Partnering with a reliable cyber security service provider helps businesses effectively counter these threats and maintain a secure digital environment.

Employee training and awareness play a critical role in cyber security services, as human error and a lack of knowledge often contribute to security incidents and breaches. By educating employees about common threats, such as phishing attacks, social engineering, and malware, as well as best practices for handling sensitive data, using strong passwords, and adhering to organisational policies, businesses can significantly reduce their risk of falling victim to cyberattacks.

Consider the provider’s expertise, industry experience, and reputation. Assess their understanding of your specific needs, goals and compliance requirements. Evaluate their responsiveness, support capabilities, technology stack and service offerings (proactive measures, monitoring, incident response, training). Inquire about their pricing structure, service level agreements (SLAs), and performance metrics to ensure transparency, accountability and value alignment.