Security Program Advisory

Preventing cyberattacks means accounting for vulnerabilities in your system, along with threats that could exploit them. There are innumerable kinds of vulnerability management systems, tools, and approaches, but most fall into passive, active, or targeted applications.

If your organization processes personally identifiable information (PII), you need to take proactive measures to protect it. PII security matters because it puts people at risk personally, which is why PII is heavily regulated. Luckily, there are several strategies available to protect it.

The CIS Benchmarks are useful, free tools for jumpstarting your cybersecurity. They pave the way for deeper security through the CIS Controls, which in turn map onto other regulatory needs. To get the most out of them, you need to know which ones to use—and why. 

There are many vulnerability management frameworks that organizations can choose from, including landmark guides from CISA, NIST, and SANS. Each has its strengths and weaknesses to consider when optimizing your approach to vulnerability management.

When cybercriminals use social engineering attacks, they manipulate their targets into providing them access to sensitive information. These attacks are becoming widespread and impacting more organizations each year. But, what type of social engineering targets particular individuals or groups? Read on to learn what it is, how it works, and how you can stop it.

When preparing for security assessments, organizations often have to decide between risk advisory vs. internal auditing. Whereas both services provide extensive cybersecurity benefits, it helps to know which applies best to your organization’s unique needs. Read on to learn more about risk advisory vs. internal audit. 

As cybersecurity threats change each year, it is critical for organizations to implement up-to-date security controls that can keep digital assets safe year-round. The best way to oversee the implementation of these controls is with the help of strategies and policies for information security. Read on to learn more about information security policies in 2022 and beyond. 

Compliance with regulatory standards is critical to keeping your organization’s security controls up-to-date and safeguarding any sensitive data you handle. However, many organizations face challenges meeting the expectations of regulatory frameworks, resulting in compliance risks. Read on to learn about common compliance risk examples and how to mitigate them.

With remote work being considered a relatively normal practice nowadays, due in part to the pandemic, we are seeing more opportunities arise for malicious actors to hack into a business’ system remotely. Now is the time to learn how to strategize and implement an effective MDM security policy. Below you will find a thorough definition of MDM security policies, why you should implement one for your business, and how to go about implementing one effectively.