A unique opportunity to determine the hidden weaknesses and standard defenses in February
In response to the growing wave of electronic attacks targeting companies through industries, Foxtech launches an initiative of 150,000 pounds to provide free cyber security services to medium -sized companies in February. The initiative allows institutions to allocate funds through a set of critical cybersecurity needs, including internal and external penetration tests, application penetration tests, cloud safety reviews, and more.
Anthony Green, CTO of Cyber Security Advisors FoxtechIt works to prevent electronic attacks, and helps companies that have suffered from security breach:
“Although the Internet threats have become more advanced and firmly, it is important to review and constantly enhance cybersecurity security defenses. By providing this initiative, we aim to provide companies with a new perspective, and help them determine the treatment of gaps before exploiting them. It guarantees flexibility to target specific areas – whether it is cloud safety Or applications or infrastructure – support is as effective.
Participants in the initiative will receive:
- Designed Cyber Security Support: Companies can allocate free funds for the most relevant areas, whether it is the internal/external penetration test, application test or cloud safety reviews.
- Experts ’instructions: The experienced Cyber Security Team specializes in Foxtech to reveal the weaknesses that others may miss.
- Implementable visions: comprehensive, normal English reports, they provide practical solutions to the dangers of the real world-and are just technical results.
- No cost, no commitment: a truly free initiative, with no hidden fees or obligations.
Electronic attacks are one of the most important risks that companies face of all sizes and sectors. Industries such as financial services, health and legal care are under constant pressure to protect sensitive data and meet regulatory standards.
According to recent studies, medium -sized organizations are particularly weak, and are often targeted due to limited resources or dependence on old defenses.
Green added: “In today's world, no work can leave its electronic security for chance.” “Even if you are confident of your current preparation, a new set of eyes can reveal what others miss. Whether it is the cloud securing, testing requests or reviewing defenses, this initiative offers peace of mind and an opportunity to stay on one step on Internet criminals.”
The allocation of 150,000 pounds will be provided on the basis of who comes first serving first. In all sectors, companies are encouraged to secure free cyber security service before reaching allocation or by the deadline on February 29. Details about how it can be found here www.foxtrot-technologies.com/free-pentesting