It only takes one wrong click to cause a security incident or data breach, and the impact can be devastating. How confident are you that your business will survive this? Whittlesey’s Cybersecurity Assessment (CSA) is a comprehensive review to help identify and evaluate your level of cyber risk. It also assesses your level of preparedness to defend against attacks. Our CSA is rooted in security guidance provided by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the Center for Internet Security (CIS), and the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS).
The Assessment Includes the Following:
- Network Vulnerability Analysis
- Cybersecurity Best Practice Review
- Security Awareness Assessment
- Social Engineering Test
- Business Continuity and Backup Assessment
- Wireless Topology Evaluation
- Dark Web scan
- Physical Security Assessment
- IT Governance and Policy Review
- Vendor Management Assessment
- System Architecture and Security Configuration Analysis
- Cloud Security Evaluation
- Report with Overall Cyber Risk Rating
- Remediation Matrix
Why This Is Required for Every Business:
- All accepted security frameworks and guidelines require it.
- State laws require or provide incentives for it.
- The free or 1-hour vulnerability scan conducted by your IT team only covers 0.0001% of what is required.
- Cyber insurance companies use it as a basis for premiums and renewal decisions.
- Understanding your vulnerabilities and weaknesses enables you to allocate resources wisely.
- Conducting regular scans is a requirement if you are in a regulated industry, under a government contract, or if your business is associated with HIPAA.