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Cyber Risk Assessment
Assess whether you are ready for the threats of the digital world
Measure your business’s cyberresilience and manage latent cybersecurity risks in the digital age
Cyberresilience is the capacity of an organisation to maintain security and integrity throughout the organisation in the face of the latent threat of cybersecurity attacks. A2SECURE’s Cyberrisk service is an outsourced service that enables businesses to assess their level of exposure and risk given the threats to which they are exposed.
A2SECURE’s assessment of cyberrisks gives you a clear idea of the effectiveness of your existing cybersecurity measures and how ready you are to manage cyberrisks.
Cyberrisks Service, face risk with the experts
Through a process of risk identification, analysis and assessment tailored to each customer, this service identifies security gaps in people, processes and technology. The ultimate aim is to ensure that the cybersecurity controls in place and system security measures are functioning correctly, and to propose new controls intended to mitigate any uncovered risks.
There are many facets to cybersecurity: People – cybersecurity culture, Processes – monitoring strategy, Technology – protection against threats, Response to security incidents – action protocols, Supplier security – confidence in the security of your suppliers. We analyse and assess each of them to protect organisations against attacks of any kind via the internet (external attack) or internally (from within the organisation).
1. Strategy
Assess the current position, the cybersecurity posture of the organisation, through interviews and surveys with management. That process allows us to understand an organisation’s risk appetite and scope and focus our cybersecurity analysis on the risks that are seen as most important by management.
2. Tactical
Review of security domain and testing based on our diagnosis. Network architecture, the use of emerging technology, the management and handling of vulnerabilities, user management, compliance with security standards, those are the inputs for our risk analysis. Assessment of the assets, process and people that are involved in processes is key to identifying risks and developing a strategic action plan.
3. Operational
Identifying gaps and areas for improvement relative to industry best practice, improvement opportunities and optimising the return on investment in cybersecurity. Our recommendations are prioritised on the basis of the analysis of a range of factors. That helps to mitigate the cyberrisks faced and allows each organisation to reach its optimal level of security.
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