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  • CRCA: Conference 2023 – El Caribe por la excelencia en cumplimiento.

    Cayman Islands – October 2023. On October 12 and 13, Onistec had the honor of participating in partnership with eShore and Cloudflare in the 2023 CRCA: Conference. Two days of activities reaffirm the importance of providing compliance areas with solutions that allow to strengthen protection postures at all levels of security. For Onistec, maintaining constant contact with the Caribbean market is a priority, and for that eShore has provided us with accompaniment and expertise; these types of events are a unique opportunity to connect with the latest developments in the market and the regulations that the region has implemented and thus find a balance between the security postures of organizations, their specific needs and the guidelines to comply with internal or external regulations depending on the territory in which they are located. In addition, Onistec has added Cloudflare to the equation, a vendor that has proven to be able to strengthen security and compliance strategies thanks to its effective range of products and solutions that not only allow communication networks to be more efficient but also offer a variety of options for compliance areas to achieve their objectives in a consistent and uninterrupted manner. At the CRCA: Conference 2023, we found a forum for development, training, and networking with prestige and a lot of market potential in the Caribbean area. We thank eShore and Cloudflare for trusting Onistec to keep us in synergy with the goal of keeping reliable and innovative solutions in the world of cybersecurity within reach of the region. Onistec. Together for a better-protected cyber world. #Onistec #Compliance #CarribbeanSecurity #Cloudflare

  • Jumio's innovative solutions: revolutionizing identity verification

    In today's digital age, the importance of secure and accurate identity verification cannot be overstated. Whether for financial transactions, access to online services or regulatory compliance, businesses and individuals alike rely on robust identity verification processes to ensure security and trust. Meet Jumio, a pioneering solution provider that is reshaping the identity verification landscape through its cutting-edge technologies. In this blog post, we'll delve into how Jumio's innovative solutions are revolutionizing identity verification, making it more efficient, secure and convenient. The evolution of identity verification Before delving into Jumio's innovations, let's take a quick look at the evolution of identity verification. Traditional methods, such as in-person verification and document verification, often proved to be time-consuming, error-prone and lacked scalability. With the rise of the digital world, the need for automated and efficient identity verification solutions became apparent. This is where Jumio comes in. Automated identity proofing: efficiency at its best La innovación insignia de Jumio radica en sus soluciones automatizadas de prueba de identidad. Estas soluciones aprovechan el poder de la inteligencia artificial (IA) y el aprendizaje automático para agilizar el proceso de verificación. A través de algoritmos avanzados, los sistemas de Jumio pueden analizar rápidamente los documentos de identificación, extraer información relevante y cruzar datos para garantizar su autenticidad. Este enfoque reduce drásticamente el tiempo que tardan las personas en verificar sus identidades, lo que lo hace ideal para procesos de incorporación digital y transacciones en línea. Verificación en tiempo real: minimización de la fricción Jumio's flagship innovation lies in its automated identity proofing solutions. These solutions harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to streamline the verification process. Through advanced algorithms, Jumio's systems can quickly analyze ID documents, extract relevant information and cross-reference data to ensure authenticity. This approach drastically reduces the time it takes for individuals to verify their identities, making it ideal for digital onboarding processes and online transactions. Compliance simplified: a complex challenge simplified Regulatory compliance is a critical concern for industries such as finance, healthcare and e-commerce. Jumio recognizes this and has integrated compliance-focused features into its solutions. Through its automated identity proofing technology, it helps companies meet the stringent requirements of Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations. By thoroughly verifying customer identities, Jumio ensures that companies can comply with confidence while preventing fraudulent activity. Biometric Authentication: Strengthening Security In an era where data breaches and identity theft are constant threats, improving security measures is paramount. Jumio's use of biometric authentication adds an additional layer of protection to the identity verification process. Biometric markers, such as facial recognition and fingerprint scanning, ensure that the person presenting the ID document is indeed the rightful owner. This reduces the risk of impersonation and improves the overall security of the verification process. Remote identity verification: overcoming physical barriers As the world becomes more interconnected, remote identity verification is becoming increasingly important. Jumio addresses this need by enabling secure identity verification without requiring people to be physically present. Through its advanced AI algorithms, Jumio can authenticate documents and identities remotely, expanding its applications to areas such as telemedicine, online financial services and remote job applications. The future of identity verification: the vision of Jumio Looking ahead, Jumio is at the forefront of shaping the future of identity verification. With rapid advances in AI, machine learning and biometrics, Jumio envisions even more accurate, efficient and secure identity verification processes. As regulations evolve and industries become even more digitized, Jumio aims to continue adapting its solutions to meet the changing needs of businesses and individuals. In a world where digital interactions have become the norm, the importance of reliable and efficient identity verification cannot be overstated. Jumio's innovative solutions are revolutionizing identity verification by automating processes, minimizing friction, ensuring compliance and strengthening security. As businesses and individuals continue to navigate the complexities of the digital realm, Jumio's commitment to pioneering advances in identity verification will undoubtedly play a crucial role in building trust and security in the digital age.

  • CrowdStrike Selects Onistec, LLC for The Americas “AMER” Partner 2023 Award Winner.

    18 de septiembre de 2023 - At CrowdStrike’s annual event, Fal.Con 2023 Onistec, LLC “Together for a better protected cyberworld”, announced it was named the CrowdStrike Americas “AMER” Partner 2023 Award Winner of the Year. Onistec demonstrated excellence in developing a strong partner ecosystem, leading to new business growth with the CrowdStrike Falcon® platform, greatly helping companies simplifying and improving their security posture as well as enhance visibility, continuity and automation sustaining critical business continuity. “CrowdStrike’s recognition of Onistec as The Americas “AMER” Partner 2023 Award Winner validates our commitment to innovation and are honored and proud to be part of a market-leading ecosystem. With CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform, Onistec delivers a tangible value and business proposition to our partner ecosystem, enabling for new revenue opportunities while enhancing our partner’s security advisor status and trust with their customers.” said Francisco José Odón, Onistec CEO. Revealed during the Partner Summit on day one of Fal.Con 2023, CrowdStrike’s marquee annual event and cybersecurity event experience of the year offering three-plus days of a-list keynotes and more than 100 breakout sessions, CrowdStrike recognizes partners that deliver innovation and business outcomes with the CrowdStrike Falcon Platform, exceed revenue expectations, and build successful customer relationships. As the Falcon platform quickly becomes cybersecurity’s XDR ecosystem, CrowdStrike is dedicated to celebrating partners that develop and deliver powerful security solutions and services on the platform. “We congratulate all of the 2023 Partners Award Winners,” said Daniel Bernard, chief business officer at CrowdStrike. “‘We stop breaches’ is a team sport, encompassing our partner ecosystem. As the ecosystem of XDR, CrowdStrike is committed to recognizing and collaborating with partners that innovate, expand, and scale with our industry-leading platform.” CrowdStrike delivers exclusive support and access to partners through the CrowdStrike Accelerate Partner Program, an elite network of partners that deliver the solutions, intelligence, and security expertise that is required to combat today’s advanced cyber adversaries. About Onistec, LLC Founded in 2011, ONISTEC is a disruptive Solution Integrator Distributor with a strong focus on providing top-cybersecurity solutions and services to enterprise organizations through a highly specialized partner ecosystem. As leading value add Solution Integrator distributor, Onistec brings expertise in areas such as Digital Corporate Identity, Data and Infrastructure Security, and Business Continuity. Through its consulting division Onistec provides Risk Management, Compliance, Governance sand security assessment services to help organizations improve their cybersecurity defense strategies and remediations effectiveness. Click here to learn more. www.onistec.com

  • The Cloud Migration Revolution

    In recent years, there has been a profound shift in how organizations manage their data and processes. The rise of cloud computing has transformed the IT landscape, compelling businesses of all sizes and industries to consider moving their operations to the cloud. In this blog post, we will delve into why organizations are making this transition, the vital security solutions they should contemplate for safeguarding their data, and the primary threats they face during the migration process. Why Move to the Cloud? The decision to move to the cloud is not one taken lightly but is driven by several compelling factors. Cost-efficiency tops the list. Cloud computing allows organizations to trim their capital expenditures on expensive hardware and infrastructure. Instead of making substantial upfront investments, businesses can opt for cloud services, where they pay only for what they use. This paradigm shift significantly reduces operational costs, making it an attractive proposition. Scalability is another critical element that clouds bring to the table. Cloud providers offer elastic computing resources, allowing organizations to scale their IT infrastructure up or down based on demand. This flexibility ensures that businesses can adapt rapidly to changing market conditions and customer needs, without being constrained by their existing hardware. Navigating Cloud Security Challenges While the benefits of moving to the cloud are undeniable, it also introduces a host of security challenges that organizations must confront head-on. One of the most prominent concerns is the increased risk of data breaches. Storing sensitive information in the cloud makes it a prime target for cybercriminals. To mitigate this risk, organizations must implement robust security measures to protect their data. Security Solutions for Cloud Environments To ensure the security of their data in the cloud, organizations should consider several key security solutions. Encryption is a fundamental technique that ensures data remains confidential both in transit and at rest. Cloud providers often offer encryption options, but organizations should also implement their encryption protocols for an added layer of security. Access control is another critical aspect of cloud security. Implementing strong access controls ensures that only authorized individuals can access sensitive data. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) should be a standard practice to prevent unauthorized access. Threats in the Cloud Migration Journey During the transition to the cloud, organizations face specific threats that can compromise the security and integrity of their data. It's essential to be aware of these threats and take proactive measures to mitigate them. One of these threats is misconfigured cloud settings. Improperly configured cloud resources can inadvertently expose sensitive information to the public internet. Regular audits and security checks are essential to identify and rectify misconfigurations. Automated tools and best practices can help in this regard. Data loss during migration is another significant threat. Moving vast amounts of data to the cloud can result in data loss if not properly managed. Organizations should have robust backup and recovery procedures in place to minimize the risk of data loss during migration. This includes carefully planning the migration process, testing it thoroughly, and having contingencies in place to recover data in case of mishaps. Additionally, there's the challenge of maintaining compliance during the migration process. Organizations in highly regulated industries must ensure that their move to the cloud does not compromise compliance with industry-specific regulations. This may involve working closely with cloud providers who offer compliant services and implementing controls to meet regulatory requirements for data protection and privacy. Navigating the Cloud Migration Journey Securely In conclusion, the decision to move to the cloud offers numerous benefits, including cost savings, scalability, and flexibility. However, it also introduces new security challenges that organizations must address diligently. By implementing robust security measures such as encryption, access control, and multi-factor authentication, businesses can protect their data in the cloud. Moreover, organizations should remain vigilant against threats during the migration process, including misconfigurations, data loss, and compliance issues. With careful planning, monitoring, and the right security solutions in place, organizations can harness the power of the cloud while keeping their data and operations secure. Successfully navigating the cloud migration journey is not just about embracing new technology; it's about doing so securely and responsibly to ensure the long-term success of your organization.

  • Onistec: AMS Distributor of the Year 2023 for CrowdStrike

    In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, innovation and commitment to excellence are qualities that do not go unnoticed. In this regard, it is a great honor for us at Onistec, LLC®, to announce that we have been awarded the 2023 CrowdStrike Distributor of the Year for CrowdStrike in the Americas. This recognition is a testament to our strong commitment to digital security and the result of a solid partnership with one of the undisputed leaders in the field of cybersecurity. Distribution Excellence Since our inception, Onistec has maintained an unwavering focus on delivering the most advanced cybersecurity solutions to our excellent ecosystem of partners and customers. Our collaboration with CrowdStrike has been essential in this journey to world-class digital protection. This award not only validates our commitment, but also strengthens our resolve to continue to deliver innovation and service excellence. A Special Thank You to CrowdStrike Behind every success is an exceptional team, and in this case, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the entire CrowdStrike team. Their tireless dedication to protection and their proactivity in the face of threats have been instrumental in keeping CrowdStrike the undisputed leader in the cybersecurity solutions market. Toward a Safer Digital World At Onistec, our mission is to make the digital world a safer place. We know that with each passing day, cybersecurity challenges evolve, which is why we value our partnership with CrowdStrike more than ever. Together, we are moving towards a safer digital world, where security and innovation come together to protect businesses and people around the world. This recognition as Distributor of the Year for CrowdStrike in the Americas is an important milestone in our journey. We are excited for what the future holds and are committed to continuing to deliver cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. Thank you for being a part of this exciting journey!

  • Zero Trust: The key to compliance

    In today's complex and ever-evolving regulatory landscape, organizations face increasing pressure to comply with mandatory regulations and compliance standards. Data breaches, cyber threats, and privacy concerns have led to a tightening of regulations around the world. In this article, we'll explore how implementing Zero Trust architecture can be the key to not only bolstering your organization's security but also ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Discover how ColorTokens can guide you along the path to compliance. The regulatory challenge In today's digital landscape, organizations face a formidable challenge: navigating the intricate maze of regulatory requirements. The global regulatory framework has become increasingly complex, with regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, and many more dictating strict rules for data protection, privacy, and cybersecurity. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in severe financial penalties, legal repercussions, and reputational damage. Zero-Trust: a paradigm shift Zero Trust architecture represents a revolutionary paradigm shift in the world of cybersecurity. It is based on the fundamental principle of "never trust, always verify". Unlike traditional security models that rely on perimeter defenses, Zero Trust assumes that threats may already exist within the network. It applies rigorous identity verification, continuous monitoring, and least-privilege access controls, making it a natural fit for compliance requirements. By treating every user and device as untrustworthy, Zero Trust aligns closely with regulatory mandates for strict access controls and data protection. The Path to Zero-Trust Compliance Data protection: Zero Trust ensures that data is protected with strict access controls and encryption, satisfying regulatory data protection requirements. User and device authentication: Continuous authentication aligns with the requirements for secure user access. Access control: Zero Trust enforces the principle of least privilege, limiting access only to what is necessary, a fundamental compliance requirement. Auditing and monitoring: Real-time monitoring and behavioral analysis provide the transparency needed to meet compliance standards. How can ColorTokens help? ColorTokens offers a holistic solution to facilitate the implementation of Zero Trust and guide organizations toward compliance. The Xtended Zero Trust platform provides a comprehensive toolset for fast and effective implementation. Our team of experts collaborates with your organization to create a customized Zero Trust implementation plan that aligns with your unique compliance needs. ColorTokens' solution integrates seamlessly with your existing security infrastructure, simplifying the deployment process and minimizing disruption. We also provide ongoing training and support to ensure your team possesses the knowledge and skills needed to maintain compliance over time. With ColorTokens, your organization gains a trusted partner on the path to compliance, improving both security and regulatory adherence. In an era where data breaches can result in severe financial penalties and reputational damage, compliance is not optional. Zero Trust Architecture, coupled with ColorTokens' expertise, offers a clear path to meet regulatory requirements while strengthening your organization's security posture. Contact us today to begin your compliance journey with confidence. Contact Information - Onistec - partners@onistec.com

  • Identity First: Visibility, continuity and automation of business cybersecurity

    The Onistec panel of experts: IdentityFirst, organized by Onistec, a value-added wholesaler specialized in Cybersecurity, brought together different specialists around this methodology, which impacts companies from all industries. Bogotá, D.C. september 2023.- Onistec: IdentityFirst is a strategy from the point of view of the framework, which does not focus only on the issue of user identities. It also allows organizations to see how to improve their security posture, focusing entirely on maintaining security in all parts of their digital presence. This methodology covers identities, reputation, digital interaction, assets outside and inside the company and the care of users, both internal and external, as well as policies and processes. "By taking Identity First into account, an approach with a 360-degree posture is achieved, where control, identity, governance, process automation and business continuity are affirmed," says Francisco Odón, CEO of Onistec. Who benefits from Identity First? The opportunities are many, in a company there are different areas that can receive important benefits to achieve greater security and possibilities for business growth, for example: In the Compliance Area, he helps validate data protection laws and regulations, which are a critical issue today. In the Technology Area, it helps to reduce rework and improve governance issues and privileged access, among others. In the Operations Area, when the profiles are defined correctly, it becomes a matter of greater efficiency and security. In the Human Resources Area, you can control the entire life cycle of people in a company efficiently. In addition, "it supports training issues to make people aware of the care of their identity and can be elevated to the CIO layer, which supports future projects and strategies for the company," added Marco Díaz, Commercial Director of Onistec.

  • The Importance of Data Protection in Organizations

    In today's digital age, data has become the lifeblood of organizations. From sensitive customer information to proprietary business strategies, data is at the heart of decision-making and competitiveness. However, as the volume of data grows, so do the challenges of protecting it from an increasingly sophisticated array of cyber threats. We will delve into the critical importance of data protection for organizations, the risks they face when securing their valuable information, measures they can take to ensure their security posture, and how Onistec is poised to assist them in finding tailored cyber solutions that meet their unique needs. Understanding the Risks: Why Data Protection Matters The potential consequences of data breaches go beyond financial losses. Organizations are at risk of damaging their reputation, losing customer trust, and facing legal and regulatory consequences. The rise of cyber threats such as ransomware attacks, phishing campaigns, and insider threats adds complexity to the challenge of safeguarding data. Organizations of all sizes and industries are vulnerable, and a proactive data protection strategy is no longer an option – it's a necessity. The Multi-Faceted Approach to Data Protection To effectively mitigate the risks associated with data breaches, organizations must adopt a multi-faceted approach to data protection. This involves a combination of technology, processes, and human vigilance. Key measures include: 1. Encryption: Encrypting sensitive data ensures that even if it's intercepted, it remains unintelligible without the decryption key. This is especially important when transmitting data over networks or storing it on devices. 2. Access Control: Limiting access to data based on user roles and responsibilities minimizes the risk of unauthorized access. Implementing strict access controls helps prevent internal breaches as well. 3. Regular Updates and Patch Management: Ensuring that software and systems are up to date with the latest security patches is crucial for preventing vulnerabilities that attackers might exploit. 4. Employee Training and Awareness: Employees play a significant role in data protection. Regular training and awareness programs help them recognize phishing attempts, social engineering tactics, and other threats. 5. Incident Response Plan: Having a well-defined incident response plan in place helps organizations respond quickly and effectively to data breaches, minimizing the potential damage. Onistec: Your Partner in Data Protection Navigating the complex landscape of data protection requires expertise and tailored solutions. This is where Onistec comes into play. As a cybersecurity provider, Onistec understands that no two organizations are the same, and a one-size-fits-all approach doesn't suffice when it comes to data protection. Onistec offers a range of services that cater to the unique needs of each organization: 1. Risk Assessment: We conduct comprehensive risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and potential areas of concern within your organization's data ecosystem. 2. Tailored Solutions: Based on the assessment, we develop customized cybersecurity solutions that address your organization's specific needs, ensuring a robust defense against cyber threats. 3. Threat Intelligence: Our advanced threat intelligence tools help you stay ahead of emerging threats and proactively mitigate risks. 4. Training and Education: We offer training programs that empower your employees to become the first line of defense against cyber threats, enhancing overall security awareness. 5. Incident Response Planning: Our experts assist in developing effective incident response plans that minimize the impact of data breaches and ensure a swift and coordinated response. In an era where data breaches are a constant threat, organizations must prioritize data protection. Whether you're a small business or a large enterprise, investing in robust cybersecurity measures is a proactive step towards safeguarding your data, reputation, and future growth. With Onistec as your cybersecurity partner, you can navigate this evolving landscape with confidence, knowing that your data is in safe hands. Remember, the strength of your cybersecurity is only as strong as its weakest link. Don't wait for a breach to take action – take proactive steps today to protect your organization's most valuable asset: its data. Data protection is a critical component of modern business operations. As organizations continue to rely on digital platforms and data-driven decision-making, the importance of safeguarding sensitive information grows exponentially. With cyber threats becoming more sophisticated, a proactive approach to data protection is essential. By adopting a multi-faceted strategy that encompasses technology, processes, and education, organizations can minimize their risk exposure. At Onistec, we understand the complexities of data protection and offer tailored solutions to meet your organization's unique needs. From risk assessments and customized solutions to threat intelligence and employee training, we're your partner in ensuring a robust cybersecurity posture. Don't leave your data vulnerable – let us help you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity. Secure your data today for a resilient and thriving future tomorrow.

  • Shared Vision for a Secure Future: CrowdStrike and Onistec

    On August 17, Onistec was pleased to join the CrowdStrike initiative and participate in the event "In the sights of the adversary" in Guatemala City. During a long day where we first received several partners from the region and then a group of representatives of business opportunities, we had the opportunity to share different points of view on the current cyber threats and their possible impact on organizations. The first conference given by Ivan Anaya, Solutions Architect, showed us the current threat landscape and how organizations can be one step ahead in creating a security strategy that guarantees the protection of their most important digital assets. Afterwards, Fernando Quintero, VP of CrowdStrike Latin America moderated the expert panel entitled Cybersecurity in Banking, Telco and Aviation where the main challenges that these industries face and how the specific threat landscape has been developing for them were discussed. With the participation of our CEO, Francisco Odón, Onistec takes another step in building a solid mosaic of cybersecurity options for the Central American region and consolidates its presence in Latin America as the valuable technology partner that it is.

  • Achieving the Most Complete Security Posture: The Power of Zero Trust Architecture

    In today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations face an ever-increasing number of sophisticated cyber threats that can compromise their sensitive data, disrupt operations, and damage their reputation. Traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer sufficient to defend against these advanced threats. To stay ahead of cyber adversaries, organizations must adopt a proactive and robust security approach, and that's where Zero Trust architecture comes into play. In this blog, we will delve into why implementing Zero Trust architecture can revolutionize your security operations and how ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform can help you achieve the most complete security posture. Understanding Zero Trust Architecture: Zero Trust is a security model that operates on the principle of "never trust, always verify." Unlike traditional security models that grant excessive trust to users and devices once inside the network perimeter, Zero Trust assumes that all entities, whether inside or outside the network, are untrusted until proven otherwise. Every user, device, application, and network componentis continuously authenticated and authorized, ensuring that access is granted only on a "need-to-know" and "least privilege" basis. The Core Tenets of Zero Trust: 1. Identity-Centric Security: Zero Trust architecture puts identity at the center of its security model. This means that user and device identities are the primary criteria for granting access to resources. Traditional perimeter-based security models often rely heavily on network boundaries, assuming that once inside the network, all users and devices are trusted. However, this assumption can prove dangerous, especially in the face of advanced threats like insider attacks and credential theft. In a Zero Trust model, every user and device must be continuously authenticated and authorized, regardless of their location or connection method. ColorTokens ensures identity-centric security by integrating with various authentication systems, such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), to ensure that only legitimate users and devices gain access to critical resources. 2. Micro-Segmentation: Micro-segmentation is a critical component of Zero Trust architecture, and it involves dividing an organization's network into smaller, isolated segments. These segments act as micro-perimeters, restricting lateral movement for potential attackers. By limiting the communication pathways between different parts of the network, even if an attacker gains access to one segment, they are prevented from easily moving laterally and reaching sensitive assets. ColorTokens simplifies the implementation of micro-segmentation through its Xtended Zero Trust Platform. The platform enables organizations to create granular policies that dictate which users and devices can communicate with specific resources, thereby enforcing tight control over data access and reducing the attack surface. 3. Continuous Monitoring: Traditional security models often focus on perimeter defenses and static security measures. In contrast, Zero Trust embraces continuous monitoring and real-time analysis of user and device behavior. By constantly scrutinizing activity and interactions, anomalies and suspicious behaviors can be quickly identified, allowing organizations to respond swiftly to potential threats. ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform excels in continuous monitoring by employing advanced behavioral analytics. The platform creates a baseline of normal user and device behavior and actively detects deviations from the baseline. This proactive approach enables rapid identification and containment of potential threats before they escalate. 4. Least Privilege: The principle of least privilege is fundamental to Zero Trust architecture. It dictates that users and devices should only be granted access to the minimum required resources necessary to perform their designated tasks. By adhering to the least privilege principle, organizations significantly limit the potential damage an attacker can inflict if they manage to breach the network. ColorTokens enforces least privilege access through its policy-driven approach. Access controls are precisely defined based on user roles, business needs, and the principle of least privilege. This ensures that employees and devices can only access resources that are essential to their job functions, reducing the risk of unauthorized access to critical data. Zero Trust architecture has emerged as a potent defense strategy against modern cyber threats, and ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform embodies the core principles of Zero Trust to create a robust and comprehensive security solution. By prioritizing identity-centric security, micro-segmentation, continuous monitoring, and least privilege access, organizations can elevate their security posture and protect sensitive data and critical assets effectively. Implementing ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform empowers organizations to stay one step ahead of cyber adversaries and safeguard their digital assets in an ever-evolving threat landscape. The Power of Zero Trust with ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform: ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform takes Zero Trust to the next level by offering a comprehensive solution that simplifies, accelerates, and automates security operations. With ColorTokens, organizations gain complete visibility into their entire security environment, enabling proactive threat detection and response. Here's how ColorTokens can revolutionize your security operations: 1. 360º Visualization: ColorTokens provides a holistic view of your entire security infrastructure, making it easier to identify vulnerabilities and potential threats. 2. Micro-Segmentation Made Simple: Implementing micro-segmentation can be complex, but ColorTokens simplifies the process, ensuring that your critical assets remain isolated and protected. 3. Rapid Deployment: ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform can be deployed within weeks, not months, ensuring that you can strengthen your security posture without significant delays. 4. Integration with Existing Security Tools: ColorTokens seamlessly integrates with your current security tools, optimizing your security operations without disrupting your established processes. Implementing Zero Trust architecture is no longer a luxury but a necessity for organizations aiming to achieve the most complete security posture. By adopting a Zero Trust approach and leveraging ColorTokens' Xtended Zero Trust Platform, you can defend your organization against the most advanced cyber threats, protect sensitive data, and build a security culture focused on continuous monitoring and proactive risk mitigation. Discover how our Xtended Zero Trust Platform can revolutionize your security operations: ColorTokens. Take the first step towards a more secure future today.

  • Onistec Partner Event - Empowering Businesses with Cloudflare in Mexico

    Mexico City, July 18 – On July 18, Onistec, the industry's leading technology partner in cybersecurity solutions, hosted an innovative partner event that brought together industry experts and technology partners to explore Cloudflare's transformative potential in the Mexican market. The event was attended by the CEO of Onistec, Francisco Odón, together with Arantxa Lázaro, director of Alliances at Cloudflare. In an interesting press interview and engaging symposium, executives highlighted the paradigm shift in social media dynamics, with a focus on its role as a vital platform for commerce. They also delved into how Cloudflare's cutting-edge solutions are empowering businesses with unparalleled security, performance, and agility in the diverse and rapidly changing online world. The event marked a significant milestone in shaping the future of business in Mexico, fostering fruitful partnerships and fostering an ecosystem of innovation and growth. In a momentous event hosted by Onistec, CEO Francisco Odón, and Cloudflare's Director of Alliances, Arantxa Lázaro, teamed up to shed light on the ever-evolving landscape of social media and its impact on commerce. The press interview highlighted the importance of social media channels that transcend their traditional roles and transform into powerful platforms for exchanges, interactions and collaborations with diverse actors. The duo emphasized that Cloudflare plays a critical role in facilitating the performance of content on the Internet, ensuring high availability, security, and agility in responses, which is indispensable for businesses in today's diverse and fast-paced digital world. With the theme "1st Partner Symposium Mexico City - Cloudflare", Onistec organized an enlightening conference to introduce several invited partners to the unparalleled advantages of Cloudflare. The event took place at the Antigua Hacienda de Tlalpan, where members enjoyed a delicious lunch while gaining valuable information. Arantxa Lázaro and Nelson Espinal, an experienced Cloudflare presales engineer for Mexico and Latin America, headlined the conference, highlighting how Cloudflare offers three distinct ways to market: a free version for small businesses, a corporate option for SMBs, and enterprise contracts with top-notch support and assistance. Cloudflare's presence in the Mexican market has already been well established, due to its seamless integration with other existing platforms, making it the platform of choice for Fintech companies, online casinos and services with a strong online presence. The conference emphasized that Cloudflare's performance optimization ensures high availability and optimized download quality, while prioritizing security and confidentiality, critical aspects for companies operating in Mexico. After the thought-provoking conference, partners had the opportunity to participate in networking sessions. This invaluable time allowed companies to forge new connections, strengthen existing relationships, and explore potential collaborations. Sharing experiences and ideas in an informal setting enhanced the sense of camaraderie among participants, fostering a collaborative environment that would undoubtedly lead to breakthrough innovations and ventures in the future. The event organized by Onistec served as a platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration and growth. The insights provided by Onistec's CEO and Cloudflare's Director of Alliances shed light on the changing dynamics of social media, where businesses must adapt to realize the full potential of these platforms. Cloudflare's empowerment solutions, which cater to businesses of all sizes, were showcased, reaffirming its status as a trusted partner for businesses seeking high availability, security, and performance in their online endeavors. Overall, the event proved to be a resounding success, fostering new partnerships and empowering businesses to navigate the ever-changing digital landscape with confidence. As Onistec continues to drive innovation and collaborate with industry leaders like Cloudflare, we can expect exciting developments in the Mexican market that will further enhance business continuity and user experiences in the coming years.

  • What is the threat landscape for the FinSec sector?

    Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and the financial sector must be vigilant about the range of potential risks. Here is a list of some of the most significant cybersecurity threats to financial institutions so far: 1. Phishing attacks: Cybercriminals use fraudulent emails, websites, or messages to trick employees or customers into revealing sensitive information such as login credentials or personal data. 2. Ransomware: Malicious software that encrypts a financial institution's data, making it inaccessible until a ransom is paid. Ransomware attacks can lead to significant financial losses and operational disruptions. 3. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks: These attacks overwhelm a financial institution's servers, network, or website with a flood of traffic, causing service interruptions and interruptions. 4. Insider threats: Malicious or negligent employees or contractors who intentionally or accidentally compromise the institution's data or systems. 5. Advanced Persistent Threats (APT): Long-term targeted attacks by well-funded and organized adversaries looking to steal sensitive data or conduct espionage. 6. Malware: Various forms of malicious software, such as Trojans, viruses, and worms, designed to infiltrate systems, steal information, or cause damage. 7. Data Breaches: Unauthorized access to or disclosure of sensitive information, including customer data and financial records. 8. Social engineering attacks: Manipulating individuals through psychological tactics to trick them into divulging confidential information or performing certain actions. 9. Supply chain attacks: Targeting suppliers and external partners to gain access to a financial institution's network or compromise supply chain integrity. 10. Credential stuffing: Using automated tools to test stolen or leaked login credentials across multiple websites and apps, leveraging reused passwords. 11. Zero-Day Exploits: Exploit software vulnerabilities that are unknown to the vendor or for which no patch is available. 12. Mobile Security Risks: Vulnerabilities in mobile applications and devices that could lead to data breaches or unauthorized access. 13. Cryptojacking: Illegal use of a financial institution's computer resources to mine cryptocurrency. 14. Insufficient security measures: Weak passwords, unpatched systems, and inadequate security protocols that leave institutions vulnerable to attack 15. Internet of Things (IoT) vulnerabilities: Insecure IoT devices that can be compromised and used as entry points into financial institution networks. 16. Cloud Security Risks: Inadequate security measures and misconfigurations in the cloud infrastructure that can expose sensitive data. 17. Regulatory Compliance Challenges: Failing to comply with industry-specific cybersecurity regulations and standards, which could result in penalties and reputational damage. Financial institutions must remain vigilant and adapt to emerging threats by implementing sound cybersecurity practices, conducting periodic risk assessments, training employees, and collaborating with industry peers to share threat intelligence. It is essential to consult with up-to-date sources and experts, such as Onistec, to stay informed about the latest threats and vulnerabilities.

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