Black Talon Security donates $250,000 in cybersecurity services

Black Talon Security, a leading New York-based cybersecurity company, has announced that it has donated $250,000 in free cybersecurity services and software licenses to more than half of the State Dental Association. Following the success of this cybersecurity initiative, Black Talon is extending its offer to sign up for free state and national dental associations through the end of Q1 2023.

Following the cyberattack on the American Dental Association, many state associations were concerned about their organizational security. According to Gary Salman, CEO of Black Talon Security, the product represents the way his company supports and protects the dental community across the country.

“Preventing data theft and maintaining business continuity should be a major focus for all dental associations,” said Salman. “The average cyberattack not only forces an organization to shut down for two weeks, but also negatively impacts its reputation and credibility. This can cost anywhere from $30,000 to millions of dollars. It does not take into account the possibility of a potential ransomware attack.”

Black Talon offers the following services to dental associations to help identify vulnerabilities in computers and firewalls that hackers use to gain unauthorized access to networks and data.

• External penetration tests performed by Black Talon ethical hackers help determine the overall security of the environment
• Black Talon Academy includes a variety of training modules to help employees identify email and Internet-based threats.
• Security risk assessment to assess how and where hackers attack
• Artificial intelligence (AI)-based threat detection known as Extended Detection and Response (XDR) for all computers and servers
• Real-time internal vulnerability management and daily firewall scans
• EAGLEi Security Portal – A real-time security portal that allows users to view security data in a central location for easy access
• Dedicated project manager – A team of project managers to assist you throughout the security process and ensure a successful implementation
• A Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) to protect your organization’s infrastructure, data, and people so you don’t have to hire a full-time CISO

Black Talon Security has protected 25,000 devices nationwide and trained over 13,000 business professionals, many in the dental and healthcare industries, on current cyberthreats such as ransomware, phishing emails and social engineering. I was.

About Black Talon Security, LLC
Black Talon Security, headquartered in Katona, NY, is a cybersecurity company focused on protecting business professionals from cybersecurity incidents, helping business professionals comply through education, training and documentation. Information about Black Talon’s services can be found at www.blacktalonsecurity.com.