John Welch & Stammers
Don't leave security to chance
Accidents, or worse, happen, devices are lost or stolen, and emails end up with the wrong recipients.
Aside from the legal ramifications, a loss of data can incur there are other considerations an organisation needs to take. You wouldn’t want your competitors or customers to access your supplier pricing, for example, be that through accidental or malicious means.
Protection across multiple devices
CIS can protect your data whether it resides on a laptop, mobile phone or is in transit to a 3rd party using secure encryption to ensure it is only usable and visible by those you want to have access to it. CIS utilises the latest encryption standards (AES-256) to ensure the integrity of your data so should a laptop be misplaced or stolen you have peace of mind that any data residing on it is useless to anyone else.
Encrypted emails ensure that only the intended recipient can read the email and any attachments, giving you the reassurance you need that a moment of carelessness doesn’t leave your organisation exposed.
Features
Ensure the integrity of your organisations data
Don’t lose control of your devices and the data that resides on them
In conjunction with CIS support, ensure forgotten passwords do not mean lost data
Benefits
CIS can ensure that equipment loss doesn’t result in concerns about who has access to your organisation’s data.
Encryption doesn’t need to result in confused users, frustrated with more steps to walk through before getting on with their roles but it can provide them with reassurances should the worst happen.
Why CIS?
We have over 30 years of supplying IT and electronic systems, right from the nuts and bolts to sophisticated servers, networks, software and IT infrastructure.
CIS understands how to dig into what is possible and ensure that the best possible cover is made with what is already available, and recommend upgrades if there are areas of weakness. We also understand business, management and the need for modern approaches to reduce risk, potential fines, costs and reputational damage from not securing the electronic business assets of a company.
