Depending on your needs, we will check your maturity against a different set of requirements.
If you collect patient data, we may assess your current security controls against HIPAA requirements.
If you are a U.S. government contractor or must comply with NIST 800-53 or NIST 800-171, we will help you align your security program with a cybersecurity maturity assessment, matching NIST requirements.
We also help financial organizations compare their current practices against PCI DSS.
In all cases, our Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment includes a detailed, 1-year, 3-stage step-by-step improvement plan for your Cybersecurity Program.
🎯 After the Security Maturity Assessment, you will get a step-by-step, priority-based plan on turning your company into a fortress.
📅 The plan will be split by category and criticality, scheduling changes for each finding category by urgency.
⌚ Within a month, you can completely transform your company’s security.
🎁 And yes, you will also get a detailed report. But the main value of the Assessment will be the Step-by-Step Security Plan!
✔ Do you hate checklists? We do too!
💬 We turn the audit process into an interactive discussion and rather than asking you yes/no questions, we discuss each one with your team.
📚 Those discussions turn into consulting sessions, allowing for idea sharing and learning.
Our pricing is transparent – and depends only on the number of hours calculated for your audit after our meeting.
The number of hours depends on the complexity of your IT infrastructure.
Let us have a chat, tell us about your company – as soon as we agree on the assessment scope, we will calculate your price based on the hours needed to complete your assessment and generate a Step-by-step security improvement plan for you.
Payment is due only after you receive your final report and only if you are happy with its quality.
📅 The data collection process takes two to five business days.
⚡ You will receive your Report and your Step-by-step security improvement plan one week after the audit is complete.
Is having an Antivirus and a Firewall enough?
Every hacked company had them.
Most hacked companies even had a security team.
What’s missing in your cybersecurity controls and team capabilities?
A Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment checks how resilient is your IT infrastructure to an attack or human error. Its scope depends on the size of your company and your objectives.
We audit the controls in place (or their absence). These controls might be administrative, or in other words, the practices employed by your IT team.
Planning for the audit execution
Before conducting a Cybersecurity Maturity Audit, we always have a series of meetings with company executives and IT administrative personnel.
These meetings help establish the reasons behind the audit and its strategic security objectives. Is regulatory compliance driving your desire to audit your IT systems? Were you a victim of a security breach? Or do you want to have full visibility into how prepared you are for a hacking attack?
Here is our Security Maturity Audit Process:
A cybersecurity maturity assessment is a way to evaluate how well your organization is prepared to handle cyber threats. It looks at your current security practices and measures them against industry standards to see where you stand and what you can improve.
It helps you understand your current cybersecurity posture, identify weaknesses, and prioritize improvements. Plus, it shows stakeholders that you take security seriously.
Ideally, you should do it annually or whenever there’s a significant change in your IT environment, such as new systems, mergers, or after a security incident.
The assessment typically covers areas like risk management, incident response, access control, data protection, and compliance with regulations.
It varies, but for most organizations, it takes anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months, depending on the size and complexity of your operations.
It’s a team effort. Involve your IT staff, security team, management, and key stakeholders to get a comprehensive view of your cybersecurity posture.
You’ll need to share details about your current security policies, procedures, and technologies. This might include documentation, system configurations, and records of past incidents.
You’ll gain a clear understanding of your strengths and weaknesses, actionable insights for improvement, and a roadmap to enhance your security posture. It can also help with compliance and building trust with clients.
Generally, it shouldn’t. The assessment is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, though you might need to allocate some time for interviews and data gathering.
While you can do an internal assessment, having an external expert provides an unbiased perspective and can bring in best practices from other industries.
You’ll receive a detailed report outlining your cybersecurity maturity level, strengths, and areas for improvement. This report often includes a prioritized action plan to help you enhance your security.
Reach out to us! We will guide you through the process, from initial scoping to delivering the final report.
If you have more questions or need personalized advice, feel free to get in touch. We’re here to help you navigate the path to stronger cybersecurity!
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