Cybersecurity Experts
Compass Lane staff holds high level industry security certifications. With 30 years of experience in cybersecurity, we’ve followed the development of the largest security exploits since the beginning.
Compass Lane's Cybersecurity
Lack of Cybersecurity could cost you more than you think
Organizations in the U.S. have faced lawsuits for inadequate cybersecurity in several key ways:
- Consumer lawsuits after data breaches
- Shareholder suits for failing to implement proper security measures
- FTC actions for unfair or deceptive security practices
- State Attorney General lawsuits for violating data protection laws
- Class action suits seeking compensation for identity theft risks
- Healthcare organizations sued for HIPAA violations
- SEC enforcement for failing to disclose cybersecurity risks
- Business partners suing for breach of security standards
These legal actions highlight the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect against financial, legal, and reputational damage.
Hackers are actively working to gain access to your data.
Compass Lane stays industry certified
Compass Lane Inc. takes pride in maintaining a high level of expertise by ensuring their team holds key industry certifications. Our cybersecurity professionals are CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) certified, showcasing their comprehensive knowledge across security disciplines. Additionally, they possess CompTIA Security+ certification, affirming their proficiency in foundational cybersecurity skills and principles. With CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) credentials, our team also demonstrates a strong focus on managing and governing information security programs. At Compass Lane Inc., we are committed to maintaining these certifications to stay at the forefront of the latest security standards and practices, ensuring the highest level of protection for our clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
PC security means protecting your computer from viruses, malware, and hackers who might try to steal your personal information. It’s important because without it, your data, files, and even your identity can be at risk. Keeping your PC secure ensures your information stays safe and your computer runs smoothly.
Common signs of a hacked or infected computer include slow performance, pop-up ads, unexpected crashes, or programs opening on their own. If you notice anything unusual or if your antivirus software flags something suspicious, it’s time to take action by running a full scan or getting help from a professional.
Antivirus software is a program that detects and removes viruses and other harmful threats from your computer. Yes, you absolutely need it! It acts as a protective shield, catching and eliminating threats before they can harm your system or steal your data.
If you suspect your computer is infected, start by running a full antivirus scan to detect and remove any threats. If the problem persists, disconnect your computer from the internet to prevent further damage and contact us for help. It’s important to act quickly to avoid any potential data loss.
Cybersecurity
Working Hours
- Mon - Fri 7AM - 5PM
- Sat 7AM - 5PM
- Sunday Closed
- Emergency Service 24/7
Information
- 971-238-3248
- Info@compasslane.com
- 1265 14th Ave Suite 200, Longview WA 98632
Cybersecurity Process
Compass Lane has been doing this so long, we have it down to a science.
Identify Risks
First we identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities in your systems, networks, and data. We conduct regular risk assessments to understand where weaknesses exist and what could be exploited.
Implement Security
Once risks are identified, we put safeguards in place, such as firewalls, encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular software updates. We also train your employees on security best practices and establish protocols for handling sensitive information.
Monitor & Respond
Compass Lane Inc. continuously monitors your systems for any unusual activities or breaches. With a proactive incident response plan, we ensure that, in the event of a security incident, we act swiftly to minimize damage and restore operations, keeping your business running securely.
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