Kyocera urges organisations to strengthen security to limit cyberattacks

According to Crowdstrike, intrusive campaigns have increased by 50 per cent in the past year, with targeted threats jumping from 14 per cent to 18 per cent. This includes cyberattacks such as ransomware and phishing. While there is no silver bullet that renders a business invulnerable to threats, implementing the right managed security services, as part of a comprehensive security strategy, can provide the skills and insights to prevent, detect, block, and contain attacks.

Andrew Smith, Chief Information & Security Office (CISO) at Kyocera UK said, “while it’s important to celebrate how quickly technology has evolved in recent years, we also need to appreciate that it is not always used for good. We are expanding our security solutions and services to help organisations prevent breaches.

“This includes a suite of managed cybersecurity solutions, including M-EDR, which builds on state-of-the-art EDR technology coupled with our leading skills to provide real-time visibility. Our in-depth security knowledge and service capabilities within our managed security team mean we are best placed to reduce your business risk and enhance your overall security posture.”

Kyocera has expanded its security capabilities with the launch of a new Managed End-Point Detection & Response (M-EDR) offering.

Luke Ambrose, Product Marketing Manager, Kyocera Document Solutions (UK) added, “We have seen a constant rise in threats. Businesses should be on their guard and prepare to manage attacks with a combination of cybersecurity expertise, technology, machine learning, and AI. If organisations have any cyber blind spots, we can deliver tailored support that ensures their defences are in the best possible shape.”