OUR CYBERSECURITY ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS

In the modern security environment, with a wide variety of ever-changing threats, tools are an essential part of cybersecurity. We’ll review several broad categories of cybersecurity solutions we offer:

  • Application security solutions—help test software applications for vulnerabilities during development and testing stages, and protect them against attacks when running in production.
  • Endpoint security—deployed on endpoint devices like servers and employee workstations, prevent threats like malware and unauthorized access and help detect and stop breaches as they happen.
  • Network security—monitor network traffic, identify potentially malicious traffic, and enable the organization to block, filter, or otherwise mitigate threats.
  • Internet of Things —help gain visibility and apply security controls to the growing network of IoT devices, which are increasingly used for mission-critical applications and store sensitive data, yet are often unsecured by design.
  • Cloud Security—help gain control over complex public, private, and hybrid cloud environments, by detecting security misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, and helping to remediate them.

    What Is Enterprise Security Governance?

    An enterprise security governance plan helps organizations define a roadmap that helps fulfill regulatory requirements, control risk, and manage security operations.

    Ideally, an enterprise security governance framework aligns business goals and compliance objectives with the mission and vision of the organization.

    Enterprise security management is often practiced in accordance with the overall enterprise security governance strategy.

    Here are several notable governance frameworks:

    • Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies (COBIT) – provides best practices to help align business requirements with technology.
    • Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) – outlines best practices to help enterprises align business requirements with IT services.
    • International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 27001– defines requirements for implementing information security management.
    • National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) – provides several cybersecurity frameworks.