In today’s digital age, strong cybersecurity measures are not just a luxury, they are a necessity.
In the biotech and life sciences industries, data security is not just about compliance, it’s about protecting the core of your business. Patient records, clinical trial results, and proprietary research are invaluable.
Our comprehensive cybersecurity framework ensures that your business is prepared for any cyber threat, your critical data and assets remain safe, and you stay compliant with industry-specific regulations such as HIPAA and GxP guidelines.
Understanding and managing cybersecurity risks is the first step in protecting your data. We leverage industry-leading risk assessment tools to identify vulnerabilities and potential threats before they can be exploited, ensuring thorough assessments and continuous monitoring.
Prevention is key. Our protective measures include advanced endpoint protection, integrated threat protection, network shielding, comprehensive email security, and security awareness training to empower your team to recognize and avoid threats.
Early detection is crucial. Our technology continuously monitors your network for suspicious activities, providing real-time alerts and detailed insights to promptly identify and neutralize potential threats.
Swift and effective response to cyber incidents minimizes damage. We use state-of-the-art incident response tools to handle security incidents efficiently, ensuring rapid identification, containment, and resolution of threats.
A quick recovery is vital for business continuity. We use advanced data recovery solutions to restore your data swiftly and reliably, minimizing downtime and ensuring resilience against cyber threats or accidental data loss.
Bay State IT’s proactive approach to cybersecurity ensures that your business is always one step ahead of potential threats. By investing in prevention, you save money and protect your business from the damaging effects of cyber-attacks.
Hear more about the prevention mindset in this webinar clip with Bob Dupuis, our Security Manager and retired FBI agent Scott Augenbaum.
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182) in React Server Components allows unauthenticated attackers to execute code on affected servers. Companies using React 19 with Server Components are urged to patch their systems promptly. This risk poses severe threats to sensitive data and scientific integrity, necessitating immediate action and enhanced security measures.
This security advisory is for companies with software development teams. If your teams use the public npm registry or GitHub (especially GitHub Actions), please read and share this advisory with your developers and DevOps teams. There is an ongoing software supply-chain attack in the npm ecosystem, commonly referred to as “Sha1-Hulud” / “Shai-Hulud 2.0” or “The Second Coming.” Attackers have compromised npm maintainer accounts and released malicious versions of legitimate npm packages. When installed, these
If your company is wondering whether to try new AI‑powered, “agentic” web browsers like ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity Comet, or Dia, here’s the short answer: don’t, not yet. Due to security risks, our current recommendation is for companies to avoid these tools until further notice.
Contact us today to hear more about how we can help you improve your company’s security.
