Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) is designed to manage vulnerabilities and incidents within an organization, network, or system using a risk-based approach. The main strength of the FAIR risk…

Everyone knows that cyber risks are changing and one of these is through social engineering. If you’re not familiar with the threat, it’s when hackers use deceptive methods to get…

Third-party risk assessment checklists are growing more necessary with the expansion of digital transformation. Organizations of all sizes are vulnerable to back-door attacks in ways that they weren’t a decade…

Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is an assessment model designed by the DoD (Department of Defense) to protect sensitive unclassified information. CMMC looks at several security standards used by the…

In today’s digital landscape, it’s important to have contingency plans in place in the event of a cyberattack. This is where ITIL incident management workflow comes in, which is a…

Responding to new cybersecurity attacks and breaches The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) passed the NIST small business cybersecurity act in 2018. What the act means for small…

Cyberattacks occur daily. Because of this, keeping digital transactions, as well as other types of online information and data, safe is an ever-growing problem.That’s why a security incident management plan…

Many organizations in today’s digital landscape are heavily reliant on third-party vendors who help carry out delegated operations. A third-party vendor could be a company or entity that provides certain…

What with the constant and evolving threat of cybercrime, it’s become more crucial than ever for organizations to protect their proprietary and customer data. Over the past year, the average…

Cybersecurity is essential for every kind of business, across every industry. Many companies  have no choice but to shore up their cyberdefenses, with legal mandates and penalties applied for noncompliance.…