Security and Protection

Information Security (also InfoSec) is a broad set of technology methodologies relating to risk mitigation and information protection.

Cybersecurity is a set of practices reducing the risk of Cyberattacks by ensuring the protection of electronic and digital data, such as computers, applications, servers, and Networks.

Network security combines multiple layers of protective controls for the Network, such as access control, firewalls, email security, and much more.

Network connects and facilitates communication between computers and other devices.

Irrespective of size or industry, every business is advised to implement and apply reliable security measures to ensure the organization’s data and reputation.

Application Security is a technical methodology that aims to prevent and protect Applications from various threats.

Email Security describes a set of techniques for keeping email accounts and email communications safe against viruses, spam, phishing, and other unauthorized access.

Data loss prevention (DLP) is a practice that detects and prevents sensitive information from leaking outside the organization.

Access management or control refers to a set of practices used for controlling user access to sensitive information within an organization. These are controls that give authorized users the right to use particular data while ensuring that access is denied to non-authorized users.

Content Filtering is a practice that allows system administrators to block user access to websites or content that is considered inappropriate, offensive, or unsafe.

A Firewall is a Network security system that monitors and controls the incoming and outgoing Network traffic based on defined security rules.

An Antivirus is a Software that detects, stops, and removes any viruses or other malicious software.

Patching is the practice of applying updates to software and hardware to improve security and boost functionality.

Penetration Test is a process performed on a Network or computer system to look for any security flaws.

Camera Surveillance refers to equipment used to observe, record, and monitor public and private areas.

VPN stands for ”Virtual Private Network,” which is an encrypted connection from a device to a Network. The VPN connection ensures that sensitive data is transmitted safely.

Cyberattacks are crimes that involve criminals attempting to damage or gain unauthorized access to devices, systems, or Networks.

Malware is a ‘Malicious Software’ that criminals install on devices without the user’s knowledge to damage the device or gain access to sensitive information. There are various types of malware, such as viruses, ransomware, spyware, and much more.

Ransomware is a form of malware applied by criminals to encrypt the victim’s information and hold it ransom.

Phishing is a malicious process used by criminals to target their victims by email, asking for sensitive information.

Encryption is a mathematical process of protecting information by converting it and making it an unreadable, encoded version that can only be read by those with the key to decode it.

Two-factor authentication is a process that strengthens security by using two different components to verify a user.

Single sign-on uses a single set of credentials (such as one username and password) to access multiple applications or websites.

Millennium Group supports organizations and the public across Northern Colorado and broader areas, providing effective Security Solutions, recovery assistance, and risk mitigation.