With the ever-changing technology world, employees and companies are enjoying the benefits of a work-from-home environment: accessing critical applications remotely while leveraging channels and streams to communicate.

This has also enabled bad actors to exploit such convenient avenues for nefarious reasons as well.

This started an arms race with well-funded cyber security companies vs. well-funded bad actors, creating a never-ending merry-go-round of:

Vulnerability –> Patch, Zero-Day Exploit –> Patch Now!, New threat–> New Product, Another New Threat–> Another New Product, Old Threat–> Another New Product and so on.

This cause-and-effect cadence has left most end users scratching their heads at what products they do and do not need, what is most critical, how to install, configure, integrate, optimize, patch, upgrade, monitor, and react to notifications.

It’s just not a fair fight, hackers have to be right once and businesses have to be right all of the time.

To combat this ESX offers three different packages derived from CIS Controls, best practices, and cyber insurance requirements.

Two things can be true at once: ESX’s Security as a Service offerings secure you and align with cyber insurance provider requirements. Contact us to get started and get a plan.