LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / November 29, 2021 / In the digital age, our privacy is always at risk. Every day, hackers and scammers are coming up with more complex ways to steal data and extort the owners. With so much of our important information kept online, finding a comprehensive digital security solution is now more important than ever before. Cybersecurity and digital forensics expert M. Michael Mitama believes that "If we do not practice cyber security as a way of life, our way of life will be infringed upon and our privacy will cease to exist."

The Growing Need for Digital Defense

Mitama is the founder and CEO of THETA432, an innovative cybersecurity firm based in the United States and Mexico. It offers 24/7 advanced cybersecurity services, from managed detection and response to strategic advisement. THETA 432 works with a wide range of clientele, from those in the pre-IPO stage to Fortune 500 companies. Since its inception in 2017, the company has already made a name for itself in the digital security industry, growing between 34 and 40% year over year. THETA432's mission goes beyond providing digital security and forensics; it's spreading awareness about the importance of cybersecurity in the modern age.

A new technological landscape breeds dangerous new security threats. Medical devices, such as the type of robotically assisted surgical devices, can be hacked or afflicted with ransomware, putting the safety of patients at extreme risk. Poor security practices in software or firmware for autonomous vehicles, can cause death by motor vehicle collisions. Mitama reminds us that "Responsibility in all forms of defense, whether physical or cyber, saves lives. Therefore, it's important to protect yourself and your network."

The Scope of Cybersecurity

The THETA432 team believes that a wide scope is critical to the success of any digital security platform. This is why they've built their business around a comprehensive, four-pronged approach to cybersecurity: Advanced Virtual Attacks (AVA), Incident Response Investigation System (IRIS), Disaster Recovery Exchange (DRX), and Machined Intelligence Log Orchestration (MILO). The team knows that effective cybersecurity teams must fully understand the threat landscape, including the latest trends and techniques used by hackers, in order to design unique strategies and safeguards using proactive and reactive approaches to security. The company is "tool agnostic" because "experience and knowledge supersede a tool-centric approach." It has adopted a dynamic method of defense, based upon a thorough assessment of individual networks and prioritization of security needs.