Services Descriptions

 What’s Included in Security Awareness Training?

• Phishing Awareness: Learning to recognize fake emails or websites designed to steal personal information.
• Password Security: Teaching strong password habits and the importance of multi-factor authentication.
• Safe Browsing Practices: Understanding how to navigate the internet securely, avoiding suspicious sites, and using secure networks.
• Handling Sensitive Data: Ensuring employees know how to protect and share sensitive information safely.
• Spotting Scams: Understanding common online scams and how to avoid falling victim.
• Incident Reporting: Knowing what to do if something suspicious happens, and how to report it immediately.

 What’s Included in a Business Impact Assessment?

• Identifying Critical Functions: Determining the most essential operations that your business needs to function smoothly, like key services, systems, and processes.
• Assessing Potential Risks: Evaluating various threats, from cyber incidents to supply chain disruptions, that could impact your business.
• Analyzing Financial Impact: Understanding how disruptions could affect your bottom line, including lost revenue, fines, or increased costs.
• Determining Recovery Time: Establishing how quickly each part of your business needs to be up and running after a disruption to minimize damage.
• Developing Continuity Plans: Creating strategies and processes to ensure that critical operations can continue, even if something goes wrong.

What’s Included in Cybersecurity Incident Response Education?

• Identifying Cybersecurity Incidents: Teaching your team how to detect and recognize different types of cyber incidents, from data breaches to malware attacks.
• Understanding the Incident Response Plan: Familiarizing employees with the steps to take during an incident, including how to report and escalate issues effectively.
• Containment and Eradication: Training on how to quickly contain an incident to prevent it from spreading and how to eliminate the threat at its source.
• Data Protection and Recovery: Ensuring that critical data is protected during an incident and understanding the recovery processes to restore business operations.
• Communication Protocols: Teaching the importance of clear communication within the team and with external stakeholders, including customers, vendors, and regulatory bodies.
• Post-Incident Review and Improvement: Encouraging teams to analyze each incident after it’s resolved to learn from it, improve procedures, and strengthen defenses for the future.

What’s Included in Security Posture Reviews?

• Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying weaknesses in your systems, networks, and processes that could be exploited by cybercriminals.
• Security Controls Evaluation: Reviewing the effectiveness of existing security measures, such as firewalls, encryption, access controls, and authentication methods, to ensure they are providing adequate protection.
• Risk Assessment: Analyzing potential risks to your business from both internal and external sources, including human error, cyberattacks, and natural disasters, and evaluating their impact.
• Compliance Checks: Ensuring your business is adhering to industry standards and regulations, such as GDPR, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS, to avoid legal and financial penalties.
• Incident Response Review: Assessing your ability to detect, respond to, and recover from security incidents, ensuring that your team can act quickly and effectively when a threat occurs.
• Recommendations for Improvement: Providing actionable insights and recommendations to improve your security posture, from adopting new technologies to enhancing training and policies.

What’s Included in Vendor Management and Supply Chain Reviews?

• Evaluating Vendor Relationships: Assessing the reliability, financial stability, and performance of your vendors to ensure they meet your business needs and standards.
• Risk Assessment: Identifying potential risks in your supply chain, from financial instability to cybersecurity threats, and evaluating the impact these risks could have on your business.
• Contract Management: Reviewing and managing contracts to ensure they include necessary security protocols, service level agreements (SLAs), and compliance requirements.
• Ongoing Monitoring: Regularly reviewing the performance and risk status of your vendors to ensure they continue to meet expectations and regulatory requirements.
• Business Continuity and Contingency Planning: Developing contingency plans in case a vendor fails to deliver or a supply chain disruption occurs, ensuring minimal impact on your operations.
• Compliance and Regulatory Checks: Ensuring that all vendors comply with industry regulations and standards, protecting your company from potential legal and financial penalties.

What’s Included in Phishing Simulations?

• Simulated Phishing Attacks: Creating realistic, safe phishing campaigns to test how well your employees can spot phishing emails and other forms of social engineering.
• Variety of Phishing Scenarios: Simulating a range of phishing attempts, from email links and attachments to fake login pages, ensuring employees can recognize all types of threats.
• Instant Feedback: Providing immediate, constructive feedback to employees who fall for the simulation, helping them understand what went wrong and how to spot similar threats in the future.
• Employee Education: Offering ongoing training materials and tips to help employees become more vigilant and better understand the tactics used by cybercriminals.
• Reporting and Analytics: Tracking employee responses to phishing simulations, so you can identify areas where your team may need further education or support.
• Continuous Improvement: Repeating phishing simulations regularly to ensure your team remains aware of evolving phishing techniques and stays sharp in detecting new threats.

 What’s Included in Risk Assessment?

• Identifying Risks: Pinpointing potential threats that could impact your business, from external factors like economic changes to internal risks like system failures.
• Assessing Impact and Likelihood: Evaluating the severity and likelihood of each risk, so you can prioritize which ones need immediate attention.
• Developing Mitigation Strategies: Creating plans to reduce or eliminate risks, including preventive measures, contingency plans, and response strategies.
• Evaluating Current Controls: Reviewing existing controls and processes to see if they are effective in managing identified risks.
• Continuous Monitoring: Setting up systems to regularly review and adjust risk assessments as new threats or changes in your business environment arise.

 What’s Included in Data Classification and Management Training?

• Understanding Data Types: Learning the different categories of data (e.g., public, confidential, and sensitive) and how to handle each appropriately.
• Data Classification: Training employees to classify data based on its sensitivity and importance, ensuring that sensitive information is properly protected.
• Secure Data Storage: Teaching best practices for securely storing data, whether it's on-premises or in the cloud, to prevent unauthorized access.
• Data Access Controls: Understanding who should have access to specific types of data, and how to implement role-based access controls to protect it.
• Data Retention and Disposal: Knowing how long different types of data should be kept, and how to safely dispose of data when it's no longer needed.
• Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Understanding the laws and regulations surrounding data protection, including GDPR, HIPAA, and others, to avoid penalties.

What’s Included in Password Management Workshops?

• Understanding the Importance of Strong Passwords: Educating employees on why strong, unique passwords are critical for protecting sensitive information and reducing the risk of security breaches.
• Creating Strong Passwords: Teaching best practices for creating passwords that are both secure and easy to remember, such as using a mix of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.
• Password Storage Techniques: Introducing secure methods for storing passwords, including the use of password managers and how they can help employees keep track of complex login details without compromising security.
• Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Explaining the benefits of enabling two-factor authentication as an added layer of security to protect accounts beyond just passwords.
• Recognizing Phishing Attempts: Helping employees understand how cybercriminals attempt to steal passwords through phishing and how to recognize and avoid these scams.
• Password Sharing and Security Policies: Providing guidelines on safe password sharing and setting clear company policies for password management, ensuring consistency and protection across the organization.