A Cyber Security Maturity Assessment (CSMA) helps you to understand your organisations cybersecurity posture and implement a roadmap to strengthen security and address vulnerabilities.
The Cyber Security Maturity Assessment (CSMA) benchmarks your organisations cyber security practices against industry standards like NIST CSF, ISO, and CSC. Through performing a gap analysis you will gain an understanding of where the organisations security posture is today and how to implement a roadmap to strengthen security capabilities and address highest impact vulnerabilities.
The CSMA will help you to strengthen your security strategy and vulnerability management, understand your ability to prevent, detect and respond to cyber threats, align with best practices, infrastructure architecture, access controls, and industry compliance standards.
The CSMA cyber frameworks are commonly used in reporting to an organisations board of directors, as a way to understand the current cybersecurity control sets, risk areas, and prioritise investments to address the biggest risks.
The FBI reports cyber attacks have risen to almost 4,000 a day, a 400% increase over pre-covid levels. - Security Brief Asia
The Cyber Security Maturity Assessment is delivered by ICG's subject matter experts, focused on best practices and security controls assessing the threat landscape to both people, processes, applications, and data to protect the organisations critical assets against cyber attacks.
ICG understands there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to cybersecurity preparedness and will customise the CSMA to align with the business and technology plan of the organisation. Some organisations fit well with the NIST cybersecurity framework and others need more flexibility to address public and hybrid cloud information assets.
We will perform an on-site workshop and remote interviews with key executives, operational staff, and technical personnel focused on understanding the operational procedures and policies of the organisation as they relate to its cybersecurity posture to gain a comprehensive view of your security environment and security program.
The outcome of a CSMA delivers:
• An executive summary and benchmark scorecard
• Analyst observations
• Gap analysis and priorities
• Key recommendations
• A detailed report and risk assessment
• A cyber security roadmap for your organisation
The average ransom paid rose from $115,123 in 2019 to $312,493 in 2020, while the largest payment doubled from $5m to $10m. - Info Security Magazine