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In the blink of an eye you have all the relevant data in your hands
In the blink of an eye you have all the relevant data in your hands
This is how you know exactly what the vulnerabilities are
Get started with a concrete action plan
If organizations don’t actively assess their cybersecurity maturity and create improvement plans based on these insights, they could face significant risks. These risks might lead to operational disruptions, damage to their brand and reputation, or even threaten their business continuity.
We’ve developed an approach that brings Business and IT Management together, leading to informed and timely decision-making. This positions you as a trusted partner in shaping your customer’s cybersecurity strategy and improvement projects.
Rather than focusing solely on technology, consider approaching your customers from the perspectives that matter most to them—business risk and cost efficiency. Our software solutions allow you to present clear, understandable reports on the business risks associated with their current cybersecurity posture and the potential cost savings from migrating to the cloud.
This approach helps you create a clear roadmap and action plan, demonstrating how cloud migration can reduce costs and mitigate cyber risks. The insights provided by CSAT will enable you to engage all key decision-makers effectively, helping you to align, plan, and budget for necessary implementation, modernization, and migration projects.
Step 1: Become CSAT Partner
As a CSAT Partner you will be able to resell CSAT and get trained to perform CSAT assessments independently. You will get access to the tool and all related materials to position, sell and operate CSAT, partner pricing, technical support and recurring updates on software developments.
Request the introduction meeting, where we can discuss the partnership: [link to the contact request form]
Step 2: Get trained and certified to perform CSAT assessments independently
You will be given a choice to have a premium onboarding, where our team of specialists trains yours on a live case, or leverage our online courses and materials to get self-trained.
After successful completion of the onboarding process, you will get certified to perform CSAT assessments independently.
Step 3: Data Scan
First step of the assessment is an automatic scan of the hybrid IT environment, performed by the Cyber Security Assessment Tool (CSAT) that you will install on one of the customer’s servers. CSAT scans a selection of laptops, desktops and servers, the local Active Directory, email DNS records and the Microsoft 365 and Azure environment.
Step 4: Questionnaire
Next step is a meeting with the customer, in which you discuss questions about security processes and procedures. You will analyze the information obtained and provide the customer with a crystal-clear report that outlines the vulnerabilities you found as well as the recommendations.
Step 5: Present the deliverables & roadmap
After the assessment is done, it’s time for a roadmap session, in which you draw up a risk-based action plan for your customer, both for the short and long term. Your customer is informed to make smart decisions and you are there to assist them on their journey towards cybersecurity resilience.
Are you curious about your organization’s vulnerabilities? Then schedule a 20-minute no-obligation consultation via Microsoft Teams, and you will know where you stand in no time at all.
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