CISO as a Service provides a flexible and cost-effective solution to managing information security risks while allowing organizations to focus on their core business activities.

The scope can vary between one weekly work day up to full-time CISO,allowing organizations to scale their security operations up or down based on their needs.

The external CISO will work closely with the organization’s IT, security teams and executives to develop and implement an effective security strategy, manage risks, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

CISO as a Service is a cost-effective and efficient way for organizations to improve their security while gaining access to expertise of security professional.

A third-party supply chain assessment is essential to ensure the security and resilience of an organization’s supply chain to reduce the risky 3rd party attack vectors.

Our team will help in the process of identifying risky vendors and suppliers with access to the organization digital assets, classify them to 3 levels of classification and determine the permitted security level.

Once having the policy, our team will handle all the questionnaires, get in touch with your vendors to fully manage the process. We will map all vendors and suppliers to enable you full visibility of your supply chain status and to enforce security policy to protect you from 3rd party attack vectors.

Implementation of SIEM and SOC establish a robust security program that helps organizations to improve the organization’s security posture, detect, respond, and prevent cyber-attacks.

SIEM and SOC implementation involve a series of complex activities, the first phase begins with defining the use cases that the SIEM and SOC will address and selecting a SIEM solution that aligns with the organization’s needs.
Once the SIEM solution is selected, the tasks shift towards configuring data sources, collecting, filtering data, and configuring correlation rules to identify security events and incidents. Response procedures are developed and implemented to address security incidents that are detected by the SIEM.
The SIEM and SOC should be tested regularly to ensure that they are working as intended. Alerts generated by the SIEM are monitored and analyzed to identify potential security incidents, and any detected incidents are investigated and remediated according to a predefined playbook.
Continuous improvement is done by refining use cases, adding new correlation rules, learning new cyber-attacks, and looking for new attack vectors.