We take the information security CIA (confidentiality, integrity and availability) triad seriously.
We take the information security CIA (confidentiality, integrity and availability) triad seriously. While most companies focus their energy on addressing various components of the CIA triad, most leave the confidentiality part vulnerable to social engineering, and phishing attacks.
Many companies will freely post client information, on their website (such as logos, testimonials with full name), or through social media, including allowing their team members to publish confidential client info within their LinkedIn profiles.
The good folks at MITRE, have published several articles through their ATT&CK knowledge base specifically addressing the social media, and own company website information as techniques that many adversaries take during the reconnaissance/initial phase of the attack chain.
In addition, we do not publish full client names, and logos, or client contact information on our website, or throughout any other communication and marketing channels.
Our policy is enforced through our employment contracts, and also part of our standard master service agreement (MSA).
Holistic approach based on the Zero Trust Security model, ensuring 100% coverage with Zero (0) blind spots
Affordable fees, costing fraction of the cost for a typical Senior Security Engineer or other MSSP (Managed Security Service Providers) with strict deliverables and SLAs.
Services, and team members adhering to the highest security frameworks, benchmarks and standards (NIST 800-53, FedRamp, CIS, MITRE ATT&CK)
Private Security, ensuring full confidentiality of clients, and key team members (No social media policy enforced for team members)
Dedicated resource for each account, security analyst/engineer and account manager
Communication via Zoom, private Slack channel, phone or email
All team members holding various prestige security certifications, and formal trainings including:
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
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