Cybersecurity Risk Management and Assessment

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Cybersecurity Risk Management and Assessment
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Managing cyber risk is critical to any business
or operation. The process of managing risks
starts with a great risk assessment. MAX
Cybersecurity uses an approach for larger
enterprises that is built on a set of risk
management principles. We begin with education
and infuse a suite of services supporting
holistic risk- reducing activities. Our concepts
engage the customer and build long-term
partnerships through trusted relationships. We
deliver expertise that helps our clients see the
value in their investment and a subject matter
expertise to reduce chances cascading effects
will occur should there be a breach. The MAX
Team consists of experts who know the NIST
Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF). The NIST
Framework provides a policy framework of
computer security guidance and helps
organizations see how private sector
organizations can assess and improve their
ability to prevent, detect, and respond to
cyber-attacks. Identify Asset management
Business Environment Governance Risk
Assessment Risk Management Strategy Protect Acces
s Control Awareness and Training Data
Security Information projection process and
procedure Maintenance Protective Technology
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Detect Anomalies and Events Security Continuous
Monitoring Detection Process Respond Response
planning Communication Analysis Mitigation
Improvment Recover Recovery Planning
Improvments Communications In addition to ad-hoc
projects and custom investigations, our company
offers online risk assessments for enterprises,
executives, and key suppliers. Executive Threat
Assessments examine the online environment for
potential physical and information security
risks to executives and their family members.
Vendor and Company Assessments offer a snapshot
assessment of online exposure in key areas,
including Cyber and hacker activities Sensitive
data disclosures Physical security issues
Regulatory compliance Brand abuse and
infringements Reputation risks Cybersecurity
education Although regulations do not instruct
organizations on how to control or secure their
systems, they do require that those systems be
secure in some way and that the organization
proves to independent auditors that their
security and control infrastructure is in place
and operating effectively. The enterprise risk
assessment methodology has become an established
approach to identifying and managing systemic
risk for an organization. And, more and more,
this approach is being applied in such diverse
fields and corporate environments. Step 1
Identify the hazards. In order to identify
hazards, you need to understand the difference
between a hazard and risk. Step 2 Decide
who might be harmed and how.
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Step 3 Evaluate the risks and decide on control
measures. Step 4 Record your findings.
Step 5 Review your assessment and update as
and when necessary. If you have any question,
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us your query, our team is here for your help.
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