Technology can be intimidating
There are a lot of things you can do to significantly improve your cyber
security, reduce your vulnerability to a cyber attack, and significantly limit the
impact any successful attack may have on your business.
Small Business Cybersecurity Audit
Before the audit begins, we will sit down with you to understand your business and what your goals are. There is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to cybersecurity, so providing the best service to you means spending some time getting to know you and your business.
Small Business Cybersecurity Audits
Different businesses have different needs. That's why we have various audits
that can be combined as-needed to apply to your company's circumstances.
Different Businesses; Different Obligations
The cyber threats to a company varies widely, especially between different industries. It only makes sense that different rules would apply to different circumstances. Knowing those rules, complying with those rules, and knowing how those rules are likely to change in the future is essential for your cybersecurity.
Legal Compliance:
Depending on what your business does, different laws will apply to how you protect your data. Regardless what industry you operate in, we can help to make sure that your business complies with all applicable laws and regulations, and can help keep you up-to-date on potential changes in the law that may impact you.
Ethics:
Many obligations extend beyond the requirements explicitly written into law, but have similar consequences when they’re not met. If your business is subject to an ethical code, it’s highly likely to require certain steps be taken to protect data in your possession. We will help you identify, understand, and comply with any such ethical requirements, and provide certification that your cybersecurity protections meet those requirements.
Insurance:
Cyber liability insurance continues to get more expensive as insurance companies deal with major payouts. Insurance policies are getting more expensive, and insurance companies are constantly on the lookout for ways to avoid payment on claims. We can help you ensure compliance with all applicable requirements, and help you better understand the bordering-on-intentionally confusing terms of your cyber insurance policy.
Contractual:
As “supply chain” cyberattacks have increased, more business-to-business contracts have included requirements concerning the level and type of cybersecurity that the other party must use to protect data. We will make sure that your business can fully comply with contractual requirements, and advise you on what security you should be requiring of the companies you work with.
Our commitment to your cybersecurity is ongoing
In addition to our audit services, we provide numerous long-term services,
including periodic reviews, ongoing employee training, and serving as retained
cybersecurity counsel. Schedule an appointment to talk about how our ongoing services can best serve you and your business.
Our Long-Term Services include
Both the threats and the laws related to cybersecurity are changing rapidly, and keeping up with them is a full-time job. We're here to help.
The single most valuable asset in any company’s cybersecurity toolbox is an employee who is aware of what a cyber attack looks like and what to do.
Simulated hacking attempts allow you to assess the level of readiness in your business. We'll be there to help run and evaluate the simulated response plan.
We will run penetration and vulnerability testing on your website and network assets to locate potential weaknesses.
Not every insurance policy is equipped to protect you from a hacker. We'll help you negotiate the right insurance policy with the protections you need.
We will coordinate with our emergency response team to limit any existing intrusion, stop the hacker in its tracks, and make sure your business is safe.
