High Level Security Audit
Organisations sometimes need a short, high-level assessment of their cybersecurity posture which can be easily presented to non-technical management and which identifies business needs for improvements as part of a roadmap. The High Level Security Audit fulfils this requirement.
The security audit can cover subject areas such as system vulnerabilities, security responsibilities, business continuity, protecting assets and information, third-party access, systems operation, internet usage, email, malware protection, and others. Security risks are compiled using risk impact methodology and a report is delivered.
The High Level Security Audit is a practical and relatively inexpensive approach to understanding and communicating the current state of cybersecurity within a small or medium size organisation, with a view to prioritizing further actions. It can start from just 2 or 3 days of consulting for a small company.
How can Titan Help?
Titan will arrange the High Level Security Audit as a service package. This package is sold via Titan’s reseller or MSP to the end-client, while the services themselves are provided directly by the service vendor to the end-client.
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1 National Institute of Standards and Technology, US Department of Commerce. 2 https://www.nist.gov/cyberframework
Cybersecurity Assessment
A Cybersecurity Assessment will report on an organisation’s cybersecurity risks with reference to the widely-used NIST1 Cybersecurity Framework2 and its five functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover. The scope goes beyond technical controls and addresses processes, people and technology. Steps are recommended to reduce risks. The improvements that are set out will provide a roadmap that is aligned to the strategic goals of the organisation. The project will develop the organisation’s cybersecurity governance model, including a clear and prioritised plan. Cybersecurity budgets should be used more effectively as a result.
The depth of the assessment project can be adjusted in order to meet different client requirements and the ISO 27001 framework may be used as a reference in addition to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. The scoping discussion will ensure that the client’s expectations are met in terms of the size of the project, the cost and the output.
How can Titan Help?
Titan will arrange the High Level Security Audit as a service package. This package is sold via Titan’s reseller or MSP to the end-client, while the services themselves are provided directly by the service vendor to the end-client.