Our cybersecurity risk assessment encompasses all facets of cybersecurity within an organization and adheres to the NIST framework. Developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a U.S. government agency, this framework consists of five key components: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover.

These components provide a structured overview of all systems, ensuring that resources and budget allocations are not disproportionately concentrated on just one or two areas. For instance, while a firewall falls under the “Protect” category, an organization must first understand the current state of that firewall (“Identify”) and monitor its logs for intrusion attempts (“Detect”). Without this knowledge, they may struggle to effectively respond to a network breach (“Respond”) or to restore the system’s functionality (“Recover”).

During our audit, we will conduct a thorough examination of your systems, including discussions with you and your IT team or external IT provider, to leave no detail unaddressed. The final audit report will include a percentage-based score and employ a traffic light system to clearly indicate areas needing improvement.

We recommend conducting these reviews at least once a year, with more frequent assessments for larger or more complex systems, to account for emerging threats and technologies. Our review template is continuously updated to adapt to these evolving changes.