Our Services

  • Have a senior level information security leader oversee your cybersecurity program throughout the year.

  • We work with you to identify the right ways to spend your cybersecurity budget and can help you get it done.

  • According to Gartner, 99% of cloud security failures are the customer’s fault. Cloud misconfiguration is considered a high risk to deployments in the cloud and has already led to the exposure of billions of data records.

    Having a structured approach to security architecture will lower the risk considerably. This is the primary driver for creating a cloud security strategy.

    However, your cloud security strategy must align with the goals of your business and the general cloud strategy.

    We’ll use the functions of NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) to build a defense-in-depth strategy on the architectural layers of the cloud. In process, we’ll also incorporate the applicable security controls to meet your compliance requirements, like PCI-DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001.

  • CyberSecure Canada is a certification program developed by the government of Canada to help Canadian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) prove their cybersecurity readiness. It requires the SMEs to implement the baseline security controls that would give them the greatest amount of protection with the least amount of burden.

    The certification provides an easy way for customers, investors, partners and suppliers to know that the business has done the necessary due diligence and due care to decrease their cyber risk.

    We’ll work with you to perform a readiness assessment to verify and validate the required baseline security controls. We’ll then help gather the required documentation and evidence to ensure your cybersecurity program is ready for the final audit.

  • See how an attacker views your organization from the outside. You’ll be surprised to learn just how much information about your company is publicly available on the internet.

    We’ll identify potential entry points for the attackers, and recommend required safeguards.

  • You already have some cybersecurity safeguards in place, but they might be either over-povisioned or not adequate depending on the criticality of the data you handle. Focusing on the needs and capabilities of your business, we’ll perform a gap analysis for you to understand where you stand.

  • Organizations are increasingly becoming risk-aware. Before they choose to do business with a service provider, they’ll do their due diligence and perform a third-party risk assessment.

    A common form of this assessment is to ask the potential service provider to fill in a security questionnaire. It typically takes a few hours or even days to complete a single questionnaire. Just imagine how much time is spent answering multiple questionnaires per month.

    Based on your current processes and technology stack in use, we’ll help you create a library of questions and answers. The library will speed up responding to security questionnaires and shorten the deal-closing process.

  • Just having the will to protect the data belonging to your employees, your customers, and your business is not enough. You need to define which data needs to be protected, how strongly they need to be protected, who needs to protect them, and what needs to be done if the safeguards fail.

    While this information may seem like common knowledge, unless they’re written down, the outcome will not be consistent. Security policies help all stakeholders be on the same page.

    Your customers, insurance providers, certification bodies, and regulatory bodies in your industry may also want you to implement additional policies.

    We’ll decipher your contractual and regulatory compliance requirements, and work with your major stakeholders to develop policies that will work for your company.

  • You know what to do during a security incident, right? Let’s test it. We’ll take your incident responders and stakeholders through the process of dealing with a simulated incident scenario and help them identify the strengths and weaknesses in your incident response plan.

  • Have a sounding board to bounce all your cybersecurity questions off of. Figure out if you’re on the right tack and get ideas for future change.