Our Services

Small to Medium Businesses

We don’t nickel and dime our customers. We listen to your needs and business objectives, and recommend only the minimum required Cybersecurity controls. We don’t sell any products. We only provide Cybersecurity services. We can implement these Cybersecurity controls for you. Alternatively, you may even take our recommendation guidance and have your IT person implement those controls as described. Our skillsets are Cybersecurity specific and beyond IT.

Cybersecurity Assessment

Do you know the state of your IT Assets? Are the IT Service providers doing what they agreed to do?

 

We can verify that for you. We go to your organization and evaluate several aspects relating to Cybersecurity. If any part of your business touches Cybersecurity, we will assess that area. We are trained professionals to spot Cybersecurity weakness in any organization. We assess and pin point the risks involved in Cybersecurity. In addition, we provide unbiased recommendations on how to mitigate the risks.

Federal Subcontractors Cybersecurity Requirements – NIST Controls

We have over decades of experience preparing for a successful Assessment & Authorization (A&A). If you are one of the sub-contractors for any Federal Government contracts that is required to meet certain NIST controls, we can help you prepare passing the Cybersecurity Assessment (usually called A&A). This is a crucial step in getting accreditation of your products and services before implementation. A successful A&A gets your product Authorization To Operate (ATO). Getting denied for an ATO will hit your bottom line – profit margin.

We breathe NIST Risk Management Framework. Let us worry about the Cybersecurity part and have a peace of mind.

Becoming NIST 800-171 Compliant

Simple 6 Step process.

 

NIST has provided simple 6 step process to become 800-171 compliant:

  1. Categorize your information (Critical, High, Low)
  2. Select Controls (safeguards)
  3. Implement Controls (implement the selected safeguards)
  4. Assess Controls (Make sure they are adequate)
  5. Authorize (Management approval to use those controls)
  6. Monitor (Continuously oversee effectiveness)

Network and Perimeter Security

Do you have employees logging in remotely?

 

With recent events and more people are telecommuting, it is critical to evaluate the perimeter security of businesses. This includes the Routers, Access points, VPNs, Firewalls, and WiFi equipment configurations. Misconfigured perimeter equipment are the Goldmines for hackers. Do not give your adversary easy acces in to your network. Have a Network Security Specialist perform an assessment.

OWASP Top 10

How secure is your website?

 

Whether you are hosting your own website or using a third party hosting services, they web site security isn’t built in. We have Subject Matter Experts (SME) who can use special tools to identify top 10 vulnerabilities recommended by Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). If your primary medium of revenue is from the website, perform an assessment to have a peace of mind.

Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)

What is the difference between 800-171 and CMMC?

 

Unlike NIST SP 800-171, the CMMC model possesses five levels. Each level consists of practices and processes as well as those specified in lower levels.

In addition to assessing a company’s implementation of cybersecurity practices, the CMMC will also assess the company’s institutionalization of cybersecurity processes.

The CMMC has not certified any Assessors yet. But we are closely following the developments with the governing body and help prepare for future CMMC based contracts.

IT Audit

How can you tell if your IT department is non-compliant?

 

We understand that small and medium businesses operate on a tight budget, that is why we tailor our IT audit to fit small to medium business needs. We don’t charge as the big 4 audit companies. We tell the truth as it is and provide vendor independent recommendations. We recommend controls (safeguards) and solutions that would limit your risk exposure. With strategically placed controls and transferring residual risk to ‘insurance companies’, you can focus on your profit margin.

Don't get caught having your IT guy fix your security holes. Only those trained Cybersecurity professionals can think like hackers.

Certified Information Security Systems Professionals (CISSP) are certified by ISC2 board and held to highest ethical standards. Certified professionals cannot reveal specific security weakness of any organization and provide honest assessment.

Certified Ethical Hackers (CEH) do think like hackers but they play good cop. CEH are trained to find holes and weaknesses that a rogue hacker would be looking for.