Cybersecurity Solutions
Advanced Plan
Managed Detection and Response
Stop cyberattacks and their impacts in their tracks with NexusTek’s Cybersecurity Advanced Plan. This managed detection and response plan protects your business, discerns security threats, and reacts to cyberattacks.
Our Advanced Plan provides our most comprehensive cybersecurity services to protect your users and network from cyber threats. On top of the managed protection from the Essential Plan and the response services from the Standard Plan, this plan detects malicious activity and identifies threats with full network security information event management (SIEM) and log monitoring by an expertly staffed, 24/7/365 security operations center.
NexusTek’s Advanced Plan protects your business, discerns security threats, and reacts to cyberattacks. Take your cybersecurity seriously with NexusTek’s SIEM for the ultimate commitment to your business’ security, protection of revenue and reputation, and compliance with industry standards and privacy laws. The plan’s unlimited event log correlation and aggregation monitoring uncovers threat patterns and vulnerabilities to stop breaches before they occur, saving your company from downtime, ransomed data, and non-compliance fines. Monthly vulnerability scans and quarterly security reviews ensure your business stays fortified and vigilant every day.
Plan Features:
24/7/365 Monitoring and Alerting
with SOC Services
Managed Protection, Detection
and Response
Monthly Vulnerability Scans and Quarterly Security Report
Event Log Correlation
and Aggregation
Incident Response and Remediation
Security Awareness Training
Malicious Website Protection
Due Diligence Questionnaire
Assistance
Plan Benefits:
Lower Cyber Insurance Premiums
and IT Costs
Protect Onsite and Remote Employees
Safeguard Company Revenue
Proactive Planning
Reduce Risks and Vulnerabilities
Contain Attacks and
Remediate Vulnerabilities
Security Education for Employees
Reduce Risk of Malicious Websites
Maximize Your Cybersecurity with NexusTek’s Advanced Plan to:
- Safeguard your highest risk asset: your own employees.
- Monitor for security threats 24/7/365 and quickly respond to and remediate any breaches.
- Scan your systems for vulnerabilities each month to eliminate security gaps.
- Fortify IT infrastructure with managed SIEM for real-time threat analysis.
- Automate login assessment with AI to detect malicious activity and identify threats quickly.
- Improve your security health posture each quarter for optimal cybersecurity practices.
Managed Cybersecurity Plans
Services | Essential | Standard | Advanced |
Managed Endpoint Detection and Response per User (Next-Gen Anti-Virus) | Included | Included | Included |
Managed Cloud Email Security per User | Included | Included | Included |
Cybersecurity Health Check and Review | Annual | Annual | Quarterly |
Managed Security Awareness Training per User | + | Included | Included |
Cybersecurity Questionnaire Consultation | + | Included | Included |
Managed DNS Security per User | + | Included | Included |
Incident Response and Remediation with Discounted Hourly Rate | + | Included | Included |
Managed Vulnerability Scans of Network Edge per Site | + | Quarterly | Monthly |
Managed SIEM by 24x7x365 Security Operations Center | + | + | Included |
*Plans can be customized based on business needs and existing IT environment.
FAQs
What is incident response and remediation, and why does my business need it?
Incident response and remediation (IRR) comprises policies and procedures that identify cybersecurity threats, notify key leaders, contain or mitigate damage, and eliminate breaches. In 2020, the average cost of a data breach was $3.86 million. However, businesses can recoup damages with incident response preparedness, which can save up to $2 million on data breaches. On average, incident response testing can save over $295,000 on the cost of a breach, while business continuity can reduce the cost by $278,000. Forming a qualified incident response team has cost savings upwards of $272,000. And yet, 39% of small and medium-sized businesses do not have an incident response plan.
NexusTek’s Cybersecurity Solutions Advanced Plan includes IRR to quickly verify threats, isolate the impacts, and eradicate security breaches. Our Cybersecurity experts ensure your business is covered and informed every step of the way with 24/7 monitoring and alerting. With over 25 years safeguarding businesses across the U.S., NexusTek stands by your company before, during, and after a security breach.
What are vulnerability scans, and why are they important for my business?
A vulnerability scan is a high-level assessment that identifies known vulnerabilities in your IT systems that cybercriminals can exploit and compromise. Often, companies are not quick to install updates or patches, leaving them exposed to exploitation on unpatched endpoints. In fact, 40% of businesses wait to test and roll out patches.
Vulnerability scans to discover these weaknesses should be performed frequently. However, one in five businesses reported no security testing within the past six months, and 20% only conduct a security review when they feel the need. Consequently, only 5% of companies perform frequent vulnerability assessments.
NexusTek’s Advanced Plan performs monthly vulnerability scans, keeping your business’ systems protected throughout the year. Our cybersecurity experts analyze the network edge of up to 10 IP addresses for any known exploits or outdated versions within your inventory of public-facing assets. Your business will receive a final report of recommended steps to pinpoint open ports and eliminate weaknesses in your IT systems.
What is SIEM, and how will it help my business?
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) comprises products and software that have evolved over the years into a sophisticated, comprehensive approach to cybersecurity. SIEM solutions collect log data from multiple sources, including networking devices, servers, appliances, virtual machines, and other infrastructure, into one cohesive platform where it is analyzed.
SIEM pulls contextual information about a user’s behavior, inventory assets, and known vulnerabilities and compares them against the information in an event log, or collection of information about a process or task, using artificial intelligence and algorithms to detect abnormal behavior and malicious activity. If a threat is found, SIEM delivers an alert, creates a report, and launches incident response and remediation processes.
SIEM increases data visibility, speeds incident detection, and improves efficiency. And yet, only 29% of companies use SIEM software to detect compromised devices. Meanwhile, just 1 in 3 businesses passed DNS information to SIEM for analysis. Companies that failed to deploy a log analytic tool lost $1.6 million in security incidents; and failures to detect abnormal login behavior cost another $1.6 million. Ultimately, SIEM is one of the most essential steps to cybersecurity for every business, no matter the size.
NexusTek partners with Skout to offer SIEM solutions and techniques per user on a company’s Cybersecurity Solutions Advanced Plan. A 24/7/365 Security Operations Center (SOC) is on call to immediately address alerts and protect your business at all hours of the night.
What is log monitoring, and why does my business need it?
Log monitoring is a subset of SIEM solutions and processes. Log management solutions collect log files from multiple sources, including networking devices, servers, appliances, virtual machines, and other infrastructure, into one cohesive platform where the data is organized and made more easily accessible and visible for IT security analysts, who analyze and interpret the data. Log monitoring enhances a business’ ability to detect threats and threat patterns, shore up the corresponding security gaps, and improve incident response and remediation practices. Companies that failed in log management lost $5.8 million in security incidents in a year.
NexusTek’s Advanced Plan includes unlimited cybersecurity log correlation and aggregation per user. Our security analysts will combine different group event types in order to more quickly identify the root cause of the issue and isolate the threat or combine multiple instances of the same type of event in order to more effectively resolve your cybersecurity concerns. 24-hour SOC services ensure your business is protected and supported any time of day.
Managed Cybersecurity Plans
Services
Managed Endpoint Detection and Response per User (Next-Gen Anti-Virus) | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
Included | Included | Included |
Managed Cloud Email Security per User | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
Included | Included | Included |
Cybersecurity Health Check and Review | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
Annual | Annual | Quarterly |
Managed Security Awareness Training per User | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
+ | Included | Included |
Cybersecurity Questionnaire Consultation | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
+ | Included | Included |
Managed DNS Security per User | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
+ | Included | Included |
Incident Response and Remediation with Discounted Hourly Rate | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
+ | Included | Included |
Managed Vulnerability Scans of Network Edge per Site | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
+ | Quarterly | Monthly |
Managed SIEM by 24x7x365 Security Operations Center | ||
---|---|---|
Essential | Standard | Advanced |
+ | + | Included |
*Plans can be customized based on business needs and existing IT environment.
FAQs
What is incident response and remediation, and why does my business need it?
Incident response and remediation (IRR) comprises policies and procedures that identify cybersecurity threats, notify key leaders, contain or mitigate damage, and eliminate breaches. In 2020, the average cost of a data breach was $3.86 million. However, businesses can recoup damages with incident response preparedness, which can save up to $2 million on data breaches. On average, incident response testing can save over $295,000 on the cost of a breach, while business continuity can reduce the cost by $278,000. Forming a qualified incident response team has cost savings upwards of $272,000. And yet, 39% of small and medium-sized businesses do not have an incident response plan.
NexusTek’s Cybersecurity Solutions Advanced Plan includes IRR to quickly verify threats, isolate the impacts, and eradicate security breaches. Our Cybersecurity experts ensure your business is covered and informed every step of the way with 24/7 monitoring and alerting. With over 25 years safeguarding businesses across the U.S., NexusTek stands by your company before, during, and after a security breach.
What are vulnerability scans, and why are they important for my business?
A vulnerability scan is a high-level assessment that identifies known vulnerabilities in your IT systems that cybercriminals can exploit and compromise. Often, companies are not quick to install updates or patches, leaving them exposed to exploitation on unpatched endpoints. In fact, 40% of businesses wait to test and roll out patches.
Vulnerability scans to discover these weaknesses should be performed frequently. However, one in five businesses reported no security testing within the past six months, and 20% only conduct a security review when they feel the need. Consequently, only 5% of companies perform frequent vulnerability assessments.
NexusTek’s Advanced Plan performs monthly vulnerability scans, keeping your business’ systems protected throughout the year. Our cybersecurity experts analyze the network edge of up to 10 IP addresses for any known exploits or outdated versions within your inventory of public-facing assets. Your business will receive a final report of recommended steps to pinpoint open ports and eliminate weaknesses in your IT systems.
What is SIEM, and how will it help my business?
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) comprises products and software that have evolved over the years into a sophisticated, comprehensive approach to cybersecurity. SIEM solutions collect log data from multiple sources, including networking devices, servers, appliances, virtual machines, and other infrastructure, into one cohesive platform where it is analyzed.
SIEM pulls contextual information about a user’s behavior, inventory assets, and known vulnerabilities and compares them against the information in an event log, or collection of information about a process or task, using artificial intelligence and algorithms to detect abnormal behavior and malicious activity. If a threat is found, SIEM delivers an alert, creates a report, and launches incident response and remediation processes.
SIEM increases data visibility, speeds incident detection, and improves efficiency. And yet, only 29% of companies use SIEM software to detect compromised devices. Meanwhile, just 1 in 3 businesses passed DNS information to SIEM for analysis. Companies that failed to deploy a log analytic tool lost $1.6 million in security incidents; and failures to detect abnormal login behavior cost another $1.6 million. Ultimately, SIEM is one of the most essential steps to cybersecurity for every business, no matter the size.
NexusTek partners with Skout to offer SIEM solutions and techniques per user on a company’s Cybersecurity Solutions Advanced Plan. A 24/7/365 Security Operations Center (SOC) is on call to immediately address alerts and protect your business at all hours of the night.
What is log monitoring, and why does my business need it?
Log monitoring is a subset of SIEM solutions and processes. Log management solutions collect log files from multiple sources, including networking devices, servers, appliances, virtual machines, and other infrastructure, into one cohesive platform where the data is organized and made more easily accessible and visible for IT security analysts, who analyze and interpret the data. Log monitoring enhances a business’ ability to detect threats and threat patterns, shore up the corresponding security gaps, and improve incident response and remediation practices. Companies that failed in log management lost $5.8 million in security incidents in a year.
NexusTek’s Advanced Plan includes unlimited cybersecurity log correlation and aggregation per user. Our security analysts will combine different group event types in order to more quickly identify the root cause of the issue and isolate the threat or combine multiple instances of the same type of event in order to more effectively resolve your cybersecurity concerns. 24-hour SOC services ensure your business is protected and supported any time of day.