Cybersecurity Experts Christian Redshaw and Dominic Vogel of Cyber.SC
The Digital Forensics Files PodcastShow Notes
Cyber.SC is my "go-to" source when my clients need a referral to a cybersecurity expert. Christian Redshaw and Dominic Vogel have the experience and expertise to guide their business clients through the process of securing their business data, intellectual property and systems in order to minimize the risk of costly and destructive cyber attacks.
Cyber.SC begins with an assessment of your business's state of information security maturity. Using the results of that assessment as a "baseline", Cyber.SC provides their clients with a 20-point roadmap to secure their organization.
Listen carefully as these gentlemen discuss the incredibly high cost of hiring an internal Chief Information Security Officer (that may be with you for only a brief period of time) vs. using an external resource like Cyber.SC. They also discuss the common misconception that cybersecurity is an IT or technology problem and why it really IS NOT.
The most important factor in minimizing your business's risk of a cyber attack is to act BEFORE something awful happens. Being proactive is ALWAYS better than merely reacting to cyber crime. Take control of your data security and contact Cyber.SC today or connect with Christian and Dominic on LinkedIn to follow their great content, including their own podcast, "Cyber Monday". Details below:
Cyber.SC: https://cyber.sc
LinkedIn: Dominic Vogel - https://www.linkedin.com/in/domvogel/
LinkedIn: Christian Redshaw - https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-redshaw/
Instagram: https://instagram.com/cyberdotsc
Cyber Monday on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaOBg1kkPaM-cluL6D2DNoQ
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