Cyber-Security & Compliance

Governance

• Strategy – We work with you to build a strategy that fits today and adapts to the future. We listen to your goals to prioritize projects.
• Architecture – We tackle the complete life cycle of your data as it traverses your organization and your relationships with business partners and customers.
• IT governance framework – We provide you a framework that defines the ways and methods through which you can implement, manage and monitor IT governance within your organization. It provides guidelines and measures to effectively utilize IT resources and processes within your organization.
• Design/Deploy – A broad range of skills allows us to design to fit the needs within your industry and interactions with partners and customers. We provide a team who can deliver services onsite, remote and as needed.

Risk

• Vulnerability Assessment – We have a proven process of defining, identifying, classifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities in computer systems, applications and network infrastructures and providing you with the necessary knowledge, awareness and risk background to understand the threats to your data, brand, customers and competitive advantage.
• Risk Assessment – We will identify, assess, recommend and implement key security controls in applications. It also focuses on preventing application security defects and vulnerabilities. Carrying out a risk assessment allows an organization to view the application portfolio holistically—from an attacker’s perspective.
• Simplified Audits –  work with our security experts to automate audits for today and ongoing testing on a moments notice.

Compliance

This is not a once a year activity; we take a snapshot of where you are today and what steps are required to become compliant. We monitor and alert you to the changing rules and Automated Compliance and Cyber Risk Management to track and ensure you meet everything that’s being thrown at you every day.

• California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
• General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
• Payment card industry (PCI)
• The list continues to grow and require greater compliance
• Take a moment to assess your Compliance Score today:

Security framework and IT security policy

A typical organization’s security framework looks something like the following diagram:

The business strategy, competitive differentiation, and industry regulation guidelines are prominent factors that shape a corporate IT strategy. The security strategy drives the security governance.

Security governance ensures that the company:

• Enforces the IT security policy through security controls.
• Educates employees and users about security guidelines.
• Meets industry and compliance regulations.
• Achieves operational efficiency across security controls.
• Continually assesses risks and addresses them through security controls.

The security controls are split across various layers of security, including identity and access management, data, applications, network or server infrastructure, physical security, and security intelligence.

When moving your company to a cloud environment, you need to create a cloud security policy that defines the required security controls for extending the IT security policy onto cloud-based systems.

Managed Security Services (MSS)

Once the domain of hardware vendors, we can explore your options for Software as a Service and Managed Security Services to provide you with a comprehensive security solution.

• Security Operations Center (SOC) – 24 x 7 x 365 personnel will monitor, alerts and take action based upon your service agreement. We watch your business around the clock.
• Zero-day Response – A computer-software vulnerability that is unknown to, or unaddressed at the moment it happens can trigger a response from alerts, to shutting out threats in real time as they happen.
• End Point Protection – Ensure users meet Security Governance and Compliance on workstations and mobile devices.
• Firewalls – The staple of keeping outsiders out and data secure within your organization.
• Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) – Evolving beyond its log-management roots, today’s SIEM software vendors are introducing machine learning, advanced statistical analysis and other analytic methods to their products.
• Cloud – We extend your security controls onto cloud-based systems.