 Most organizations don't consider how much of their reputation and successful operation depends on secure computer systems — until those systems are compromised. Too many companies have found out the hard way that the most valuable assets they own are not their inventories, their petty cash drawer, or their company cars. Instead, the information about their business — payroll, customer records, sales prospects, business plans, patent applications — is the truly irreplaceable asset. Loss of your company's valuable information cannot be undone, and also often leads to significant damage to your company's reputation.
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 Without constant vigilance, your company is vulnerable to attack. The first step to take is to assess your current security stance, then make a plan to increase security with proper best practices and technologies. Security Best Practices can help with this because we specialize in protecting your company from Internet security threats. Since virtually all computer systems are now networked in order to research, share files and printers, and send email, the Internet is also the most common path used to attack your computers.
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 To help combat the ever-growing threats to its clients data security, Security Best Practices partners with companies with the best solutions in each category. Not only are solutions tested for optimal functionality, but care is taken to recommend the best solution for a client's particular requirements. Security is a process, not a product. Security Best Practices developed its own security methodology called the Security Evolution Lifecycle. This methodology is based around three essential pillars of information protection:
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