Enterprise Cyber Risk Analysis
Using the NIST 800-53 controls standard, this is a deep-dive through your entire environment to uncover potential risks to security, confidentiality, and availability.
- Embeds security in the business
- Enterprise-wide, including all critical systems and processes.
- Unique perspective, this goes beyond just checking a box for compliance.
- Considers your overall strategy, such as business goals and objectives.
- Proactive vs reactive so that you can know your risks before they materialize!
Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment
Using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) controls standard, this is a high-level overview that focuses on assessing specific strategic outcomes of your information security function based on a tier system for ranking maturity.
- Provides scoring on effectiveness of strategic security functions.
- Strategic point of view, perfect for managers that want a high-level perspective.
- Good place to start for small organizations and those with immature security programs.
- Tracks scores over time, showing improvement.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Risk Analysis
Using the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, this is a deep-dive through your entire AI environment to uncover potential risks to security, confidentiality, and availability.
- Embed security in AI-related business functions.
- Focused on AI systems and the unique risks that they can have.
- Evaluates potential risks not only to your operations but also society as a whole.
- Built on a certified industry best-practice framework.
Cybersecurity Program Development
The first thing organizations should do when seeking to formalize their information security function. A set of documented policies and procedures is a big step to securing any organizational environment.
- Can be customized to an organization’s specific industry or strategic needs.
- Encompasses all major strategic functions of information security.
- Technical controls are built on what is found in policy.
- Based on industry best practices.
