Base3 Solutions Ltd

Base3 Solutions Ltd

Computer and Network Security

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About us

Base3 Solutions provide Managed IT Services, Cyber Security and Data Analytics services throughout the three counties

Industry
Computer and Network Security
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Gloucestershire
Type
Self-Employed
Founded
2021
Specialties
Data Engineering, Data Analytics, Cyber Security, Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Analysis, Managed IT Services, and Cloud Migration

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  • 🔐 Week 5: Staying Ahead with Regular Security Audits Cybersecurity isn’t a “set-it-and-forget-it” process. Regular security audits are essential for identifying vulnerabilities, keeping security protocols up-to-date, and staying compliant with industry regulations 🔎. Security audits can involve a range of activities, from reviewing access logs to conducting penetration tests that simulate an attack. A recent study shows that companies conducting regular audits have a 43% lower likelihood of experiencing a data breach. By regularly assessing your security measures, you can address potential vulnerabilities before they’re exploited ✔️. For businesses serious about cybersecurity, audits are a non-negotiable part of staying resilient against attacks. Source: Deloitte. (2023). The Importance of Regular Security Audits. https://buff.ly/4hfKjAy

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  • 🔐 Week 4: Importance of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) In today’s digital age, passwords alone are not sufficient to secure accounts and sensitive data. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) 🛡️🔐 adds an additional layer of security by requiring a second form of verification, such as a code sent to your phone or biometric recognition. According to Microsoft, MFA can block 99.9% of account compromise attacks . For businesses, MFA is a straightforward and highly effective tool to prevent unauthorised access. By implementing MFA, companies can significantly reduce the risk of breaches, especially for accounts with access to sensitive information. If your business hasn’t adopted MFA yet, consider making it a priority in your security strategy 👈. Source: Microsoft. (2020). Why Multi-Factor Authentication Matters. https://buff.ly/3YpAs2n

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  • 🔐 Week 3: How Human Error Impacts Cybersecurity Human error is one of the leading causes of cybersecurity incidents, accounting for nearly 95% of breaches 😱. This can include anything from clicking on a phishing email to using weak passwords. Often, cybercriminals don’t need sophisticated tools to breach a system; they simply exploit human vulnerabilities. To mitigate this, companies should invest in employee training programs that educate staff on recognising phishing attempts, using strong passwords, and practicing good cybersecurity hygiene. Implementing these measures can significantly reduce the risk of breaches caused by human error. A strong, informed team is one of the most effective defences against cyber threats 💪. Source: IBM. (2022). Cost of a Data Breach Report. https://buff.ly/3gPdMGZ

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  • Over the weekend, we engaged in an extraordinary team-building activity by crafting flint striker knives using age-old techniques, expertly guided by bushcraft experts Woodland Ways Ltd. The sound of our anvils clanging in the night and the roar and heat from the fire were truly captivating. Our patient instructors prioritised our safety while expanding our bushcraft abilities and understanding. The team enjoyed a communal korma over the campfire, and on Remembrance Sunday we took part in two minutes of silence, broken only by birdsong and a distant church bell. We also gathered firewood and spotted red deer. What an incredible way to move into the darker part of the year! 🍁 #Base3Bushcrafting #SkillDevelopment

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  • 🔐 Week 2: Why Data Protection Matters for Every Business It’s a common misconception that only large companies are targeted by cybercriminals. In reality, small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are often more attractive targets because they may lack the sophisticated security resources of larger corporations . According to a recent study, nearly 43% of cyber attacks target small businesses, and a single breach can cost these businesses up to $200,000—a sum that many cannot recover from 👀 . Data protection is essential because any data breach, big or small, can lead to the loss of sensitive customer information, financial damage, and a damaged reputation 📉. For SMBs, data protection can be achieved by implementing a strong security framework that includes encryption, access controls, and regular system updates. Investing in cybersecurity is no longer optional; it’s a necessary measure to ensure business continuity and protect against evolving threats. Sources: [1] Small Business Administration. (2023). Cybersecurity for Small Business. https://www.sba.gov [2] Hiscox. (2022). Cyber Readiness Report. https://buff.ly/3G3WePN

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  • 🔐 Week 1: Understanding Cybersecurity Risks As the digital landscape evolves, so do the tactics of cybercriminals. Cyber threats are no longer limited to complex hacking; instead, they frequently involve exploiting basic human errors and well-known system vulnerabilities. Among the most prevalent and damaging tactics are phishing attacks🪝, which account for around 90% of data breaches today . Phishing scams often involve deceptive emails or messages that trick individuals into revealing sensitive information, such as passwords or credit card details. Cybersecurity is critical because a single breach can compromise an entire system, leading to significant financial and reputational damage. Companies must understand the types of risks they face, from malware and ransomware to social engineering. Awareness and proactive measures are essential to keep company data safe and maintain client trust 🛡️. Next week, we’ll explore why data protection matters for businesses of all sizes. Source: Cyber security breaches survey 2024. https://buff.ly/3Jd5CCX

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