Best Practices for Improving Your Cybersecurity

Best Practices for Improving Your Cybersecurity

The growing sophistication of cyberattacks, the increasing frequency of data breaches, and the tightening of compliance regulations have made it critical for organizations to take a proactive, layered approach to security. Whether you’re a healthcare provider managing sensitive patient data, a manufacturer securing operational technology, or a public agency safeguarding citizen records, your cybersecurity strategy must evolve to stay ahead of modern threats.

At Tego, we help organizations across industries build stronger and more compliant security frameworks so that you can focus on growth, not risk. Here are some best practices we recommend to improve your cybersecurity strategy.

  1. Conduct Regular Risk Assessments – A successful cybersecurity strategy starts with visibility. Regular risk assessments help identify vulnerabilities in your IT environment before attackers do. From configuration gaps and unpatched systems to mismanaged user privileges, every blind spot presents an opportunity for exploitation.

Tego’s security and compliance assessments go beyond automated scans. Our engineers analyze your entire IT ecosystem—cloud, data center, and endpoint—to pinpoint weaknesses, evaluate your current security posture, and provide prioritized remediation steps aligned with frameworks like NIST CSF 2.0, CMMC, HIPAA, and ISO 27001.

  1. Strengthen Identity and Access Management – With identity-based attacks on the rise, securing access to critical systems is one of the most important aspects of a modern security strategy. Implementing Zero Trust access controls, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and privileged access management (PAM) ensures that only authorized users can access sensitive data, no matter where they work.

Tego designs and deploys Zero Trust architectures that integrate seamlessly with your existing environment, enabling least-privilege access and continuous verification across endpoints, networks, and applications.

  1. Embrace Continuous Monitoring and Threat Detection – Cyber threats don’t rest, and neither should your defenses. Continuous monitoring provides real-time insight into network traffic, endpoint behavior, and anomalies that could indicate a compromise.

Through Tego’s managed detection and response (MDR) and security operations center (SOC) services, organizations gain 24×7 visibility across their environments. We leverage leading EDR/XDR technologies and SIEM integration to detect, contain, and respond to threats before they escalate, protecting your business around the clock.

  1. Implement Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) – As data sprawls across cloud and hybrid environments, maintaining control over where it resides—and who can access it—is critical. A robust Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) solution helps identify sensitive data, monitor access patterns, and enforce policies that reduce risk exposure.

Tego helps organizations implement DSPM strategies that deliver complete visibility into their data landscape, enabling compliance with privacy regulations and reducing the likelihood of data exfiltration or insider threats.

  1. Build a Culture of Cyber Awareness – Technology is only part of the equation. The majority of breaches begin with a simple human error, such as clicking on a phishing link or using a weak password. Periodic security training builds awareness, reinforces best practices, and turns your workforce into your first line of defense.

Tego offers customizable security awareness training that empowers teams to recognize threats, respond appropriately, and maintain good cyber hygiene in everyday operations.

  1. Ensure Compliance and Resilience – Regulatory frameworks such as CMMC 2.0, SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 require not only technical safeguards but also documentation, governance, and continuous improvement. Meeting these standards can be complex, but it’s critical for maintaining customer trust and eligibility for government and enterprise contracts.

Tego’s Advisory Services team utilizes a framework-based approach in every assessment we conduct. We help clients navigate the entire compliance journey, from gap assessments to policy development to technical remediation, ensuring your environment aligns with regulatory and industry best practices.

How Tego Helps You Succeed

Tego delivers end-to-end cybersecurity solutions designed for modern hybrid environments. Our engineers combine deep technical expertise with compliance knowledge to build resilient architectures that protect your data, support your operations, and meet evolving regulations.

Our cybersecurity services include:

  • Managed Security and Compliance – 24×7 MDR, vulnerability management, and SIEM/SOC integration
  • Risk and Gap Assessments – Comprehensive audits aligned to NIST, HIPAA, and CMMC standards
  • Zero Trust and SASE Design – Secure access frameworks for remote and hybrid workforces
  • Incident Response/Disaster Recovery planning and Table Top Testing – Testing your IR and DR plans to ensure when disaster strikes, you’re prepared
  • Data Security and Cloud Protection – DSPM, encryption, and multi-cloud defense strategies

With Tego as your cybersecurity partner, you can turn compliance into confidence and security into strategy, allowing your business to thrive in an increasingly connected world.

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About the author
Jennifer Vosburgh is a seasoned Marketing and Communications professional. With over 15 years of experience, she has a strong background in Marketing, Communications, and Event Management. As Vice President of Tego Data Systems in Raleigh, NC, Jennifer is responsible for delivering full-scale Marketing Campaigns across all platforms including website, email, social media, events, and more.
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