Security

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Services we offer

• Securing down a network previously lacking security or only having basic security
• Creating a plan of action for multiple users entering certain high-risk areas and alienating others whilst ensuring only those authorized for that time peroid are allowed entry
• Making sure there is no one able to utilize a single point of entry for the entire network and all the accompanying services
• Defining advanced security in employee laptops and other portable devices
• Help ensure desktop PCs are kept in their place or designed with the same laptop security in mind so any group of individuals will not gain any trump cards

The Internet is really truly safe

Probably more than any other form of media, the Internet is one of the safest methods of data-keeping and locking things up because there is no physical access and any virtual access can easy be encrypted an locked in multiple boxes, each worthless on their own that each contain other boxes inside of them with their own locking mechanisms. What better way to be secure than to use as many locks as you can? If one lock becomes unusable, you now have increased security. There are also multiple security methods which have no fixed key so that even information technology administrators cannot get in without the proper authorization or access from above. We also know that the Internet is a great place to distribute company information, but requires a bit of thought and prepwork to utizile in the safest way possible.

Passwords are not safe anymore

Passwords are past tense security that no longer applies in today's world as a single source of comfort even if it changes periodically because just one right answer means in. Once someone has a password, everything's gone. Multifactor authentication is just one way to safely wall off against predators, but we at NetBrain also employ our own custom measures to thrwart off any cracker, even the companys' information technologies administrator. We value customers' and companys' security so much and are even willing to implement security systems where none exist. It's obvious most companies do not lock down or even care about secure measures with passing things online in plain text or by simply having the password "ned" for a 30 million dollar hospital project.

Security outside of passwords

It becomes even more prominent how much security matters when hospitals have strictly been told to keep certain computers offline but do not do this and end up killing a patient in surgery because the computer malfunctioned from a vulnerability in the operating system. NetBrain knows and acknowledges all of these traits and seeks to correct them for any company willing to admit their security measures need to include some virtual diamond doors