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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
And you can get started on a concrete action plan
You probably realize all too well how dependent your organization too is on the hybrid IT environment. Perhaps you wonder what the consequences would be of a cyber attack. Where the vulnerabilities lie.
What is the most effective way to use the available security budget. Or how to comply with increased cyber security laws and regulations. But where should you start?
Reactively or without a well thought-out plan, getting started with security is like shooting with hail. It is not efficient or effective and does not help prevent incidents, with all the risks that entails.
With the help of a security assessment you get a quick insight into the security status of your organization and the effectiveness of the current measures. As a baseline measurement, but also as a periodic check to keep a finger on the pulse.
It not only gives you a holistic picture of the status quo, but also concrete recommendations and action points for the short and long term, with which you can set to work in a focused way. In the report we use understandable language for both the IT and the management team. This allows you to make informed decisions about security investments together and to keep working on proactively improving the organization’s cyber resilience.
Step 1: An automatic scan of the hybrid IT environment, performed with the CSAT. With this, we scan a selection of computers and servers, the local Active Directory, your email DNS records and the Microsoft 365 and Azure environmen
Step 2: A conversation with one of our security consultants about security processes and procedures. We analyze the information and come up with a crystal-clear report where you’ll find the vulnerabilities found and our recommendations.
Step 3: The roadmap session, in which together we draw up a risk-based action plan for the short and long term for your organization.
Step 4: Working together to improve your organization’s cybersecurity!
With the introduction of NIS2, The EU Directive for Improving Digital Resilience, organizations face the challenge of bringing their security up to par. What does NIS2 now require of us and how do we translate this into actions? We have been getting these questions since the introduction of NIS2, and rightly so; the policy can create confusion. Read on to find out how we solve this with CSAT.
Do you have any idea how vulnerable your organization is when it comes to cybercrime and data breaches? Cybercriminals now use highly sophisticated tools for their shadowy practices, and that translates into an increase in cyberattacks every year. And also as a result of human error, sensitive information - financial data, personal customer data and trade secrets - unintentionally ends up "on the street," with dire consequences.
Fact: it is impossible to imagine the digital landscape without cybercrime. Technology is evolving at a rapid pace, and unfortunately so are the skills of cybercriminals. As a result, we face digital threats that are constantly evolving. Measures that previously provided adequate protection are far from effective against today's cyber risks. And because we are increasingly dependent on technological tools, both business and personal, the impact of a cyber attack can be enormous.