What is Your Organization's Cybersecurity Game Plan?
What is Your Organization’s Game Plan for Optimizing Cybersecurity Management?
Like the teams prepping for Sunday's Big Game, cybersecurity and risk management require a playbook to efficiently manage multiple frameworks. Most organizations are going on the offensive with their defensive measures in regards to cybersecurity and risk management. CyberSecOp cybersecurity programs empower your security maturity and culture by utilizing multiple security frameworks to address expanding requirements.
Why is Offensive Defense Important?
Threats like ransomware give attackers the ability to shut down your access to devices, databases and other data streams. While large corporations and government agencies are in attackers’ crosshairs to yield big payouts, small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are not immune to ransomware risks.
Which Security Framework Can Reduce the Risk of Ransomware?
CyberSecOp provides cyber risk and advisory programs to identify the right security framework for your organization and industry.
How CyberSecOp Assists Our Customers:
To protect against ransomware, CyberSecOp assists clients to implement NIST Cybersecurity Framework and NIST SP 800-207, Zero Trust Architecture to help understand, manage and reduce your cybersecurity risks like phishing and ransomware attacks.
CyberSecOp assist our customers with:
Benefits
Reduce the potential of ransomware encryption
Experienced Security & IT leader
Reduce risk
Build risk assessment program
Third-party risks, privacy compliance and data processing mapping.
Response and mitigation strategies
Security monitoring (SOC & MDR)
GRC platform that incorporates all stages of processing in the risk operational workflow.
Monitor and report on combines and individual frameworks
CyberSecOp cybersecurity experts have been involved in thousands of audit processes at organizations worldwide. Our team has experience with the following framework and regulatory requirements: NIST, PCI, HIPAA, GLBA, SOC, FISMA, GDPR, NYDFS, ISO 27000, SEC, FINRA and others.
