Overview
Organizational security
Policies
Policies are a set of rules and guidelines that is put in place to govern operations and protect assets. It educates stakeholders on how to handle sensitive information and protect the organization from potential internal and external threats.
Threat intelligence In progress
Having access to accurate and timely threat intelligence allows the organization to stay ahead of potential attacks, quickly identify vulnerabilities and implement effective countermeasures to protect their assets, reduce the risk and improve overall security posture.
When to implement a ISMS In progress
Spoiler alert: When everyone is on board and knows what it means to have an ISMS.
How to implement a ISMS In progress
Spoiler alert: When everyone is on board and knows what it means to have an ISMS.
Identities In progress
Only authorized individuals should have access to sensitive information and systems. Controlling identities helps with preventing unauthorized access, and, mitigating potential security breaches.
Supply chain In progress
A secure supply chain can mitigate risks from counterfeit products, reduce vulnerability to cyber attacks and protect against other malicious activities from suppliers and vendors.
Disaster recoveryIn progress
By being prepared for disaster, an organization can minimize the impact of an incident, recover quickly and reduce the likelihood of permanent damage to the business, thus maintaining trust and reputation with customers and partners, and minimize the loss of revenue and business.
Intellectual property rights In progress
Failing to protect intellectual property rights can lead to financial loss and reputational damage and can also leave an organization vulnerable to legal disputes. By protecting intellectual property, an organization can spend their time and money to leverage their innovations and maintain control over their brand and reputation.
People security
Choosing the right people for your organization is important.
Screening In progress
By thoroughly screening job candidates, organizations can reduce the risk of hiring someone who poses a threat or is otherwise unfit for the position.
Training and education In progress
Having a good training program will lead to a better performance, increase productivity and reduce errors, while protecting the company's assets, reputation and minimizing risk.
Physical security
Secure doors, areas and office In progress
By physically securing the premises, organizations can reduce the risk of security breaches, minimize the potential for theft of information or mobile (or other) devices.
Technical security
Email security
Email security is critical for any business or individual because it is might contain very important information about you or your business. Additionally, email security will help keep the reputation of your businesses domains.
DNS security
DNS is a critical component of the internet infrastructure and is responsible for resolving domain names to IP addresses. If an attacker can redirect or alter DNS traffic, they can potentially redirect traffic to malicious sites, steal sensitive information, or disrupt the availability of important services.
Access control In progress
By implementing strict access controls, organizations can ensure that only those who need access to specific information or systems are able to gain it.
Network - WiFi In progress
By properly configuring and securing your wifi network, you can prevent unauthorized access, minimize the risk of data breaches.
Penetration tests In progress
By performing regular penetration testing, an organization can better understand and prioritize the risks to their environment and take the necessary steps to mitigate those risks.
Security in software development In progress
By taking the time to develop code securely, organizations can create more robust and reliable applications that better protect their sensitive information and assets.
Logging In progress
Having a SIEM in place allows organizations to improve their overall security posture, respond to incidents more efficiently, and improve the overall visibility of their network.