Frequently Asked Questions

We provide network vulnerability scans, application security reviews, and infrastructure audits. Each assessment includes a detailed report with prioritized recommendations to help you address identified issues effectively.

Enrollment is simple: use the contact form on our website or send an email to info@SafeTopCyber.com with your preferred dates and group size. We will follow up to confirm scheduling and customize the session to your needs.

Yes, SafeTopCyber offers virtual workshops and remote consulting services, ensuring that organizations and individuals nationwide can access our expertise regardless of location.

We follow best practices such as secure encryption, strict access controls, and regular security updates. Our procedures are designed to preserve confidentiality and maintain the integrity of your data.

Start by implementing email filters that detect suspicious links and attachments, enforce strong password policies and multi-factor authentication, and conduct regular staff training on how to spot deceptive messages and social engineering tactics.

Two-factor authentication adds an extra step beyond a password, such as a temporary code or biometric scan. This reduces the risk of unauthorized access even if credentials are compromised.

Apply critical patches and updates as soon as they become available. Schedule routine system checks at least monthly, and consider automated patch management tools to ensure you never miss important fixes.

Digital literacy empowers staff to navigate technology safely and effectively. It covers core skills like recognizing online risks, evaluating sources, handling data securely, and using collaboration tools, which together boost productivity and resilience.

Use secure VPN connections, enforce strong endpoint protection on each device, keep home networks updated, and require encrypted communication channels for all remote access.

Yes. Enforce device management policies, require strong passcodes or biometric locks, install reputable security software, and limit app permissions to reduce exposure.

Immediately isolate affected systems, conduct a rapid assessment to determine scope, secure backups, notify relevant stakeholders, then analyze logs and tighten controls to prevent recurrence.

Look for unexpected password reset notices, unfamiliar account activity alerts, missing emails, or new user profiles you didn’t authorize. These can be early indicators of credential misuse.

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