What do we offer?
We will build the capability to handle events that could have a negative impact on the cybersecurity of critical services, particularly those that could lead to a significant decrease in quality or interruption of service delivery. A serious incident must be reported to the appropriate CSIRT without delay, and no later than 24 hours after detection.
Additionally, as part of our service, we assist in selecting computer hardware and specialized IT tools that enable automatic incident reporting.
Leverage our experience and enhance your cybersecurity standards.
How do we work?
1. Incident detection and recording
We will take manual or automated actions using monitoring systems designed to detect and record incidents.
2. Incident analysis, classification, and prioritization
We will provide a trained team operating within the cybersecurity structures, which will analyze the causes and consequences of the incident and perform its classification and prioritization.
3. Reporting incidents to the appropriate CSIRT
After classifying the incident as serious, we will report it to the appropriate CSIRT.
4. Actions to mitigate the impact of incidents
Based on the analysis and potential support from the relevant CSIRT, we will take actions aimed at mitigating the impact of the incident.
5. Collection of forensic evidence
We will collect and secure evidence of the incident’s causes for analysis and possible submission to the appropriate authorities.
6. Corrective actions
We will eliminate or minimize the recurrence of similar incidents by developing and implementing corrective actions.
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What else do we offer?
We will help implement cybersecurity in your organization or its individual components. Check out our offer for other services related to cybersecurity.
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The benefits of conducting a cybersecurity audit
The benefits of conducting a cybersecurity audit
Check Your Company’s Security
By conducting an audit, you will assess the level of security implemented within your company. The audit will answer whether your company is prepared to handle vulnerabilities.
Adaptation to Legal Requirements and Partner Expectations
As a result of the audit, you will assess your security level. You will be able to make necessary adjustments to meet legal requirements under the KSC Act and present yourself to partners as a company that takes cybersecurity seriously.
Increased Awareness
The audit will answer your questions about whether there’s room for improvement. It will highlight vulnerabilities and help define systems that could be at risk during a cyberattack.
How long does a vulnerability audit take?
A vulnerability audit typically lasts from a few weeks to several months, depending on the complexity of the project. We take your requirements and deadlines into account, which is why we tailor the audit schedule to the specific needs of your organization and develop it in collaboration with you.
What is the scope of activities in a vulnerability audit?
- Preparation for the vulnerability audit.
- Conducting the vulnerability audit.
- Vulnerability audit report.
- Post-audit actions.
How much does a vulnerability audit cost?
The cost of a vulnerability audit depends on many factors, such as the size of the organization, the specifics of its operations, the number of locations, the market environment, regulations, and the complexity of the processes within the organization. The expected project duration also influences the cost structure and final price. Each vulnerability audit project is priced individually.