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Cyber Maturity Assessment
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Overview
Is your security truly robust? The cyber landscape is a battlefield, with 80% of attacks last year exploiting identity-based techniques to steal credentials. This year, such threats have surged, with a 112% rise in access-broker services on the dark web.
Regular security risk assessments are vital to protect assets, ensure compliance, and stay ahead of evolving threats. Stay proactive and secure.
Cyber Maturity Assessment
A security risk assessment is a strategic process to uncover, analyze, and prioritize vulnerabilities within an organization. It empowers businesses to proactively mitigate breaches, safeguard sensitive data, and ensure seamless operations while minimizing financial and reputational damage.
Regular assessments are often mandated by industry standards like GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. Non-compliance can lead to hefty fines, operational downtime, and eroded trust. Beyond compliance, a clear understanding of your security posture provides the confidence to drive smarter decisions, allocate budgets effectively, and implement robust risk mitigation strategies.
Cyber Maturity Assessment for Security Excellence
Objectives, Short- and Long-Term Goals, Policy and Procedures that comply with business, legal and regulatory requirements
Risk Management
Roadmap​
Implementation of adequate controls for risk treatment to acceptable level
Strategy
Trainings
Encourage a culture of security awareness and accountability throughout the organization
Audit and Assessments​
Risk identification and driven through approach for selection of right and adequate controls for successful running of business
Frequent Internal Assessments and External Audits to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of policies, process, procedures and controls
Governance​
Security Metrics, Key Performance Indicators, Continuous improvements in overall Security Strategy process
Our security risk and compliance assessment service approach
Threat and vulnerability assessment
Assign potential threats and vulnerabilities to eachasset, including external factors (e.g., cybercriminals) and internal factors (e.g.,employee behavior).
Risk analysis
The likelihood and impact of each identified risk, taking into account existing security controls and measures.
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Risk mitigation
Develop strategies and provide roadmap of implementation of securitycontrols to address the identified risks and minimize their potential impact.
Reporting and communication
Document the assessment process, findings, recommendations, and roadmap for informed decision making