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New software counters digital risks to business

In this sponsored post, ANDREW DONEHUE, managing director of leading Canberra IT support company BluePackets, explains how its revolutionary CatchBefore software addresses the evolving risks faced by organisations relying on Microsoft 365 for data storage and day-to-day operations.

WITH the constant evolution of the digital world, organisations need to be proactive in safeguarding their sensitive data from emerging threats.

BluePackets managing director Andrew Donehue.

And after more than 15 years serving Canberra businesses’ IT needs, Blue Packets knows that ensuring robust IT security is more crucial than ever before.

In response, we have developed CatchBefore, an advanced security software designed to address the pressing security concerns of modern businesses.

IT security has always been important, but it has now become even more critical due to the significant risks associated with neglecting proactive measures.

The transition to cloud computing has revolutionised the way businesses operate, providing flexibility and accessibility like never before. However, the ease of cloud storage also comes with potential vulnerabilities. Default configurations often prioritise convenience over optimal security, leaving organisations susceptible to misconfigurations and sub-optimal settings.

Recognising the potential impact of compromised security on business operations, BluePackets developed CatchBefore to empower organisations in their IT security endeavours.

CatchBefore offers an impressive array of ongoing monitoring checks covering configuration, health, security, licensing and usage. This comprehensive monitoring approach ensures enhanced protection and provides additional peace of mind.

Even with security enhancements such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), organisations must remain vigilant against sophisticated attack methods. CatchBefore assists in managing the risks faced in the modern environment by continuously monitoring potential vulnerabilities.

At present, CatchBefore offers more than 29 checks, each designed to address specific security concerns.

CatchBefore also emphasises the importance of regular reviews. Good is good, but it can always be better.

CatchBefore’s advanced, ongoing, daily, regular review and technician-led advisory services help organisations identify areas where improvements can be made. Regular ongoing reviews are critical to ensure the optimal health and configuration of  Microsoft 365 and to stay updated towards ongoing innovations and threats.

As overseas targeting of small and medium-sized businesses becomes increasingly prevalent, CatchBefore provides a proactive solution. The software continuously monitors, detects, and alerts on any suspicious overseas login attempts, enabling organisations to respond promptly and mitigate potential security breaches.

The Blue Packets team and I are committed to continuously enhancing CatchBefore’s features to help businesses effectively combat the ever-evolving threats. By staying ahead of emerging risks, CatchBefore ensures that organisations can maintain a strong security posture in the face of new challenges.

More at catchbefore.com.au or call 1300 CATCH1 (1300 228241)  to book a free demo. More information on ongoing IT business support at bluepackets.com.au.

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