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At Cyberware Security, our vision is to become the most trusted and reliable computer security provider for small and medium-sized businesses. We believe that every business deserves to feel secure and protected from cyber threats.
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
At Cyberware Security, we believe that cybersecurity is not just about technology, but also about people and processes. We take a holistic approach to cybersecurity, working with our clients to develop customized solutions that address their unique needs.
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We offer a wide range of computer security services, including malware removal, network security, data encryption, and more. Our solutions are tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.
*** New changes on Hipaa rule 45 CFR Part 164 as 2025 ***
Title 45 Subtitle A Subchapter C Part 164 Ammended on February 27 2025
Some of the key new requirements of the proposed rule are:
- Technology asset inventory and network map – The development and revision of a technology asset inventory and network map illustrating the movement of ePHI throughout the regulated entity’s electronic information systems on an ongoing basis, but at least every 12 months.
- Risk analysis – More specific requirements for risk analysis, including a review of the technology asset inventory and network map, the identification of all reasonably anticipated threats to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of ePHI, the identification of potential vulnerabilities and predisposing conditions to the regulated entity’s relevant electronic information systems, and an assessment of the risk level for each identified threat and vulnerability, based on the likelihood that each identified threat will exploit the identified vulnerabilities.
- Contingency planning and security incident response – Development of written procedures for restoring data within 72 hours including restoration priority based on criticality.
- Security Rule compliance audits – Conducted at least every 12 months
- Reviews and tests of security measures – Conducted at least every 12 months
- Vulnerability scans – Conducted at least every 6 months
- Penetration tests – Conducted at least every 12 months
- Encryption – Encryption of all ePHI at rest and in transit
- Multi-factor authentication
- Network segmentation
- Anti-malware protection
- Technical safeguard for portable devices – Controls required for computer workstations extended to mobiles, tablets, and other portable devices
- Patch management – Timely implementation of patches and software updates
- Unnecessary software removal – Removal of extraneous software from relevant electronic information systems
- Disable unused network ports – In accordance with the regulated entity’s risk analysis.
- Data backups – Separate technical controls for backup and recovery of ePHI and relevant electronic information systems.
- Business associate cybersecurity – Annual verification of business associates’ and contractors’ security measures at least every 12 months
*** PCI COmpliance as April 1st 2025 ***
New PCI Compliance 4.0.1
As of April 1, 2025, all merchants and third-party service providers (TPSPs) involved in processing credit or debit card payments must fully adhere to the enhanced security requirements outlined in the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard 4.0 (PCI DSS 4.0). Requirements marked “best practice” are no longer optional and must be fully implemented and tested. PCI DSS 4.0 was years in the making and intended by the card brands and others to reduce card fraud by instilling more robust security and policy standards. The April 1 date was the culmination of various grace periods and the PCI Security Council’s staged implementation of PCI DSS 4.0.
If your organization has not yet achieved compliance with PCI DSS 4.0, it is imperative to take action to avoid potential fines, penalties, and assessments.
In Depth
Understanding PCI DSS and Its Applicability
PCI DSS is a comprehensive set of security standards designed to ensure that all entities involved in processing, storing, or transmitting payment card information maintain a secure environment. This standard applies universally to all merchants and TPSPs, regardless of the method used for card processing – be it e-commerce platforms, call centers, in-store payment terminals, or other channels. Even TPSPs that can affect the security of card processing or the card processing environment are required to comply with PCI DSS.
Key Obligations Under PCI DSS 4.0
With the enforcement date of April 1, 2025, now in effect, organizations must ensure they have implemented critical requirements. Examples include the following:
Defining PCI DSS Scope: Organizations must annually (or every six months for TPSPs) define and document the scope of their PCI DSS assessment. This involves identifying all system components, people, and processes that interact with cardholder data, and ensuring that roles and responsibilities across multiple controls are clearly documented.
Payment Page Scripts: Organizations must implement controls for all payment page scripts executed in consumers’ browsers to prevent unauthorized modifications and potential data breaches.
Automated Technical Solutions: Organizations must deploy automated solutions for public-facing web applications to continually detect and prevent web-based attacks.
TPSP Monitoring and Response: Organizations must enhance monitoring capabilities and establish protocols for obtaining and reviewing documentation from TPSPs to ensure their compliance and promptly address any security incidents.
Targeted Risk Analyses: Organizations must conduct targeted risk analyses for several controls, necessitating granular assessments to identify and mitigate specific vulnerabilities within the cardholder data environment.
Enhanced Encryption Requirements: Organizations must implement robust encryption measures, especially when using whole-disk encryption, to protect cardholder data effectively.
Services offer at Cyberware Security
Vulnerability Assessment
Identify vulnerabilities in your network, applications, and infrastructure before cyber criminals do. Our vulnerability assessment solutions help you stay ahead of the game and keep your business secure.
Security Awareness Training
Train your employees to identify and avoid cyber threats with our security awareness training solutions. Our training programs are designed to help your employees become your first line of defense against cyber attacks.
Incident Response
Prepare for cyber attacks with our incident response solutions. Our team of experts will help you develop a comprehensive incident response plan to minimize the impact of a cyber attack on your business.
Compliance Solutions
Stay compliant with hipaa, industry regulations and standards with our compliance solutions. Our solutions help you meet regulatory requirements and avoid costly fines and penalties.
Data Backup and Recovery
Protect your business data with our data backup and recovery solutions. Our solutions ensure that your data is always backed up and can be recovered quickly in case of a disaster.
Cybersecurity Consulting
Get expert advice and guidance on cybersecurity from our team of experts. We offer cybersecurity consulting services to help you identify and manage your cybersecurity risks.
Network Security
Protect your business from unauthorized access, data theft, and cyber threats with our comprehensive network security solutions. Our team of experts will ensure that your network is secure and your data is safe.
Cybersecurity Assessment
Our team of experts will assess your business's vulnerabilities, and provide you with a customized plan to improve your security measures.
Email Security
Protect your business from phishing attacks, malware, and spam with our email security solutions. Our advanced email security solutions will keep your inbox safe and secure.
Two-Factor Authentication
Add an extra layer of security to your login process with our two-factor authentication solutions. Our solutions require a second factor of authentication, such as a text message or biometric scan, to ensure that only authorized users can access your systems.
Our Mission
Let us fight the battles for you against cyber threats
"Cyberware Security is committed to safeguarding your digital assets. Our mission is to deliver cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions that protect your privacy and shield you from cyber threats. Trust Cyberware Security to keep your digital world secure."