Governance.

Referring to the framework of policies, processes, and controls that an organization implements to guide, manage, and monitor its information security practices. It encompasses the strategic alignment of cybersecurity with business objectives, ensuring that the organization's digital assets are protected in a manner consistent with its risk appetite, legal obligations, and ethical responsibilities. Effective cybersecurity governance involves leadership commitment, clear communication of security policies, and the establishment of accountability for security decisions and actions. It is a critical component in creating a resilient cybersecurity posture, enabling organizations to proactively address evolving threats and regulatory demands while supporting business growth and innovation.

This service assesses an organization's cybersecurity maturity using the CMA360 model to identify gaps and recommend improvements.

Development of Operations Program, Cybersecurity Architecture.

Development of a comprehensive program covering all aspects of cybersecurity and establishment of a robust architecture.

Training and Awareness.

Trains employees on best security practices and raises awareness about common threats.

Support and Guidance.

An essential components that provide organizations with the expertise and resources needed to effectively protect their digital infrastructure. This encompasses a broad range of services designed to both proactively and reactively address cybersecurity challenges. Support services include continuous monitoring, threat detection, and system maintenance, ensuring that an organization's cybersecurity posture is robust and up-to-date. Guidance, on the other hand, involves strategic advice, risk assessment, and training, helping organizations navigate the complex landscape of cyber threats, compliance requirements, and best practices. Together, Support and Guidance play a pivotal role in strengthening an organization's defense against cyber attacks, minimizing risks, and ensuring business continuity in the face of evolving digital threats.

These services include SOC (Security Operation Center) for real-time monitoring, SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) for log collection and analysis, MDR (Managed Detection and Response), system updates, and darkweb monitoring.

Offensive Security.

Services such as Red teaming (advanced attack simulations), vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and attack simulations.

Defensive Security.

Includes BCP (Business Continuity Planning), DRP (Disaster Recovery Planning), IRP (Incident Response Planning), and investigations on the darkweb.

Risk Management.

Awareness of ransomware, coaching in case of data breaches.

Response to Cyber Attacks, Forensics.

 Services to respond quickly in the event of an incident and to conduct in-depth analysis of attacks.

Customized Response Services - vCISO.

A vCISO (virtual Chief Information Security Officer) is a professional or a company that provides leadership and expertise in information security to organizations that do not have an internal CISO or need additional expertise.

Advantages.

• Flexibility: Businesses can access information security expertise without needing to hire a full-time CISO.
  Cost-effectiveness: Less expensive than hiring a full-time CISO, especially beneficial for small and medium-sized businesses.
• Access to Specialized Expertise: vCISOs typically have diverse experience across multiple clients and sectors, offering a broader perspective on information security

Key Responsibilities.

1. Risk Assessment: Identify and evaluate risks associated with the organization's informational assets.
2. Security Strategy: Develop a long-term security strategy aligned with business objectives.
3. Policies and Procedures: Develop, update, and maintain security policies and procedures.
4. Training and Awareness: Ensure employee training and awareness in security.
5. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with relevant local, national, and international regulations.
6. Incident Response: Develop and maintain a security incident response plan.
7. Continuous Monitoring: Monitor security operations and make recommendations to improve the organization's security posture.

How It Works.

Services.

1. Security Strategy: Develop a long-term security strategy aligned with business objectives.
2. Risk Assessment: Identify and evaluate risks associated with the organization's informational assets.
3. Policies and Procedures: Develop, update, and maintain security policies and procedures.
4. Training and Awareness: Ensure employee training and awareness in security.
5. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with relevant local, national, and international regulations.