Security Assessments

Overview

A cybersecurity assessment evaluates your security measures’ effectiveness against vulnerabilities, offering a broader view than audits by aligning with business goals. It pinpoints network weaknesses for targeted risk mitigation, ensuring compliance and informed decision-making for robust security integration into operations. Bluewave will help you map out your cybersecurity defense strategy.

Analyze and Discover

A cybersecurity assessment evaluates the efficacy of your organization’s cybersecurity measures in addressing vulnerabilities. Unlike a cybersecurity audit that follows a checklist, risk assessments should be conducted with consideration for your organization’s business goals. This approach provides a broad overview of the weaknesses in your network, enabling security teams to implement appropriate controls to mitigate risks.

Prevent Cyber Attacks Before They Compromise Your Business

To ensure your organization is adequately equipped to combat various security threats, it is essential to conduct a thorough cybersecurity evaluation. This assessment serves the purpose of detecting weaknesses, addressing security gaps, and ensuring you maintain compliance. It also enables key stakeholders and board members to stay informed about your organization’s cybersecurity status, which can facilitate better decision-making regarding the integration of security measures into daily operations.

Key Components of a Cybersecurity Assessment

It’s never been more important to protect your business using the best cybersecurity solutions available. What you might not realize is how much cybersecurity can help you save in the long run, especially as cyberattacks become more prevalent and sophisticated.

Vulnerability & Gap Assessments
NIST & CIS Alignments
Compliance Assessments and Attestations
Threat Recon – Tabletop Exercises
Vendor Management Risk Assessment
Cyber Risk Report
Cyber Defense Matrix Plan
Cybersecurity Investment Strategy

The Numbers Don’t Lie

The average cost of a data breach in 2021 was $4.24 million – the highest in history. (IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2021)
The number of publicly reported data compromises through Q321 exceeded the total of events in FY2020 by 17%. The trendline points to a record-breaking year for data compromises. (ITRC’s 2021 Data Breach Analysis)
In 2020, 23% of data breaches were caused by human error. (IMB Cost of a Data Breach Report 2020)
53% of companies found over 1,000 sensitive files open to every employee. (Varonis)
The economic value of preventing a cyberattack ranges from $396k to $1.37 million. (Ponemon Institute)
More than 280 million people are affected by data breaches each year. In 2018 alone, 2.2 billion were affected. (Identity Threat Resource Center)

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