Chrysalis Security is layered, which means that for each different type of threat and entry point, there is a specific form of protection.

Entry Point: Email. 
Threats:  Viruses, spyware, spam.  Did you know that spam now accounts for more than 80% of all email traffic, and that more than 55% of PCs are infected with some form of spyware?  Businesses that rely on the Internet need around-the-clock protection from today’s quickly-evolving online threats – from spam and viruses to spyware and fraudulent phishing attacks.  Unfortunately, many businesses do not have the IT resources or expertise necessary to manage and maintain effective online security solutions.

How can you secure your business against Email threats?  Learn more...

Entry Point: Internet Gateway, Wireless, VPN 
Threats: Blended Threats, Intrusion, Viruses  While the Internet offers small and medium businesses significant advantages, it also raises security concerns.  Too little security can be worse than no security at all, and the small business that simply implements a minimal firewall and forgets it, often has a false sense of security and more often than not, falls victim to unexpected attack.

Do you need better protection against inbound Internet threats?  Learn more... 

Entry Point: Data devices. 
Threats: Spyware, Viruses  Many new methods of connection make it increasingly difficult for businesses to safeguard their network. Employees, contractors and partners can routinely access corporate data via remote access, LANs, or wireless connections as well as add data through devices such as USB drives, memory sticks, and DVDs. These types of connections create a myriad of potential entry points for security threats to infiltrate the network. Rapidly proliferating worms, Trojans, spyware, and other malicious code can threaten business continuity, require time-consuming incident remediation, jeopardize user productivity, and introduce untold risks due to altered or stolen data.

Would you business benefit from better Endpoint Security.  Learn more...                

Entry Point: Gateway, Servers  
Internal Threats: Employees, Inappropriate Content  Unmanaged Internet access presents many challenges to organizations that rely on the Web for day-to-day business.  Even seemingly harmless Internet use may expose organizations to productivity loss and serious security threats. While large organizations may have access to expensive, sophisticated security solutions, mid-sized and smaller organizations may not have the budgets or technical staffing required to protect against these threats.

How can you better manage Internet use?  Learn more...