SAN JOSE, Calif. and ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — InterVision,
a leading information technology (IT) strategic service provider,
announced today a corporate rebrand along with key findings from its
Pulse study. Study results revealed that nearly half of all business
leaders identify ransomware as the top threat to business operations.
These announcements highlight the importance of doubling down on
strategic cybersecurity measures.
The study (“Solving for Ransomware Threats: Insights Into Current
Leadership Actions”) shares insights from 100 IT leaders on ransomware’s
impact on business security. Surveyed IT leaders reported ransomware as
one of the biggest threats to tech-related business in North America,
with 45% citing ransomware as their top concern overall. The study also
found that most organizations focus on ransomware attack recovery (46%)
as opposed to prevention (21%). As a result, many IT systems cannot
detect threats before they become critical to the organization. But when
presented with the idea of Ransomware Protection as a Service (RPaaS),
90% of respondents were interested in the comprehensive strategy.
“With so many high-profile ransomware attacks over the past couple of
years, organizations are starting to understand the urgency of
implementing a ransomware protection strategy,” said Allen Jenkins,
CISO and VP of Cybersecurity Consulting at InterVision. “Respondents
overwhelmingly identified the need to improve IT processes and
technology. Creating the right bundle with Ransomware Protection as a
Service (RPaaS) ensures multiple layers of protection and is a powerful
step in the process of ransomware prevention.”
InterVision’s rebrand puts customer experience at the center of its
website, making B2B cybersecurity purchasing decisions easier.
“Commitment to the customer experience has always set InterVision
apart. Our suite of business continuity and disaster recovery services
is best-in-class, and we prioritize customer service through 24/7
response offerings. Now, with an updated website, the customer
experience is front and center from the beginning to the end of their
engagement with InterVision,” said Kathleen Amro, Vice President of Marketing at InterVision.
InterVision’s refreshed website and brand also reflects the quality
of the company’s offerings — including RPaaS, which 90% of Pulse survey
respondents reported interest in.
“With organizations facing the challenge of an ever-evolving threat
landscape and global security talent shortage, InterVision’s RPaaS will
not only provide their customers with world-class protection but also
the peace of mind that comes along with it,” said Will Briggs,
senior vice president of global channels, Arctic Wolf. “InterVision and
Arctic Wolf both share a commitment to delivering positive security
outcomes, and we are proud of how our security operations solutions play
a key role in protecting and delighting our shared customers.”
To view the full study, visit https://intervision.com/blog-solving-for-ransomware-threats/. For more information about InterVision offerings or to navigate the refreshed website, visit https://intervision.com/.
About InterVision Systems
InterVision is the
leading strategic services provider, delivering and supporting complex
IT solutions for mid-to-enterprise and public sector organizations
throughout the US. With more than 25 years of experience, coupled with
one of the most comprehensive product portfolios of managed IT service
offerings available, the company is uniquely positioned to guide clients
through any stage of their technology journeys. InterVision drives
business outcomes with an unparalleled focus on the customer experience
to help organizations be more competitive, compliant, and secure. The
company has headquarters in San Jose, CA, St. Louis, MO, and Richmond, Va. To learn more, visit www.intervision.com.
SOURCE: InterVision
