Risk the board does not understand
Cybersecurity is reported in technical terms rather than as business risk.
Solutions
Risk, compliance and resilience
Cybersecurity
We manage cybersecurity risk with recognized frameworks: from governance and compliance to incident detection and response.
- ISO/IEC 27001
- NIST CSF 2.0
- CIS v8
What we solve
Compliance in pieces
Each regulation or audit becomes its own project, with no common framework tying them together.
Improvised response
When an incident happens, roles, communication and decisions are defined on the fly.
Cloud and vendors as a blind spot
Third-party services and cloud workloads without controls or visibility equivalent to your own.
People as the weak link
Security relies on technical controls, but teams do not recognize or report social engineering attempts.
What we do
Governance and risk management
Assessment with NIST CSF 2.0, risk appetite and reporting for committees and the board.
ISO/IEC 27001 management system
Design, implementation and certification readiness.
CIS v8 controls
Prioritization and implementation of controls based on the organization profile.
Personal data protection
Inventory, classification and controls to comply with each country regulation.
Security culture and awareness
Awareness programs, phishing simulations and role-based training so people become part of the defense.
Incident response
Plans, roles, tabletop exercises and coordination with the command center.
Cloud and perimeter security
Secure configuration and monitoring on AWS and protection services such as Cloudflare.
Technologies
Cloudflare
AWS
How we work
- Assessment
We measure maturity and risk with NIST CSF 2.0 and CIS v8 and review regulatory obligations.
- Roadmap
We set risk-based priorities, with a plan the committee can follow.
- Implementation
We implement controls, policies and processes, and integrate them with operations.
- Operation and improvement
We monitor, exercise the response and report risk metrics.
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