This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
Using Motive, Opportunity, and Means (M.O.M.) and ISO 27001 as Cyber Crime Pr...FitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
The document discusses using the Motive, Opportunity, Means (M.O.M.) framework and ISO 27001 standards to prevent cybercrime. It suggests identifying potential attacker motives using industry and mapping potential attack methods and opportunities. Questions are provided to think like an attacker to identify vulnerabilities. Organizations should use the tables and questions to assess security, identify weaknesses, and prioritize prevention methods closest to critical systems and data.
Strengthening the Weakest Link - Reducing Risks from Social Engineering AttacksFitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
Social engineering relies on momentary weaknesses in people, and it’s easier to deceive someone than it is to hack into systems. VIMRO's Larry Boettger and Michael Horsch Fizz share critical elements in workforce cybersecurity training empowering workers to protect themselves and the company they work for.
Dark Net The Devil in the Details - Larry Boettger and Michael Horsch FizzFitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
The document discusses the dark net and illegal dark market sites that enable criminal activities online. It describes how stolen data is bought and sold on these dark markets and how hackers can be hired to commit crimes. The methodology presented by VIMRO aims to protect organizations by taking a holistic approach to cybersecurity that aligns business needs with security requirements, implements frameworks and policies, and continuously evaluates systems through a maturity model approach.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
The Demystification of successful cybersecurity initiatives.FitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
VIMRO provides a holistic cyber security methodology that combines frameworks from NIST, ISO, and MITRE. Their methodology is dynamic and adapts to changing threats. It involves implementing controls and policies, using metrics like KPIs to measure success, and continuously evaluating processes to ensure optimization. Their approach aims to prevent cyber attacks, detect threats, and enable organizations to respond effectively.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
Using Motive, Opportunity, and Means (M.O.M.) and ISO 27001 as Cyber Crime Pr...FitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
The document discusses using the Motive, Opportunity, Means (M.O.M.) framework and ISO 27001 standards to prevent cybercrime. It suggests identifying potential attacker motives using industry and mapping potential attack methods and opportunities. Questions are provided to think like an attacker to identify vulnerabilities. Organizations should use the tables and questions to assess security, identify weaknesses, and prioritize prevention methods closest to critical systems and data.
Strengthening the Weakest Link - Reducing Risks from Social Engineering AttacksFitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
Social engineering relies on momentary weaknesses in people, and it’s easier to deceive someone than it is to hack into systems. VIMRO's Larry Boettger and Michael Horsch Fizz share critical elements in workforce cybersecurity training empowering workers to protect themselves and the company they work for.
Dark Net The Devil in the Details - Larry Boettger and Michael Horsch FizzFitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
The document discusses the dark net and illegal dark market sites that enable criminal activities online. It describes how stolen data is bought and sold on these dark markets and how hackers can be hired to commit crimes. The methodology presented by VIMRO aims to protect organizations by taking a holistic approach to cybersecurity that aligns business needs with security requirements, implements frameworks and policies, and continuously evaluates systems through a maturity model approach.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
The Demystification of successful cybersecurity initiatives.FitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
VIMRO provides a holistic cyber security methodology that combines frameworks from NIST, ISO, and MITRE. Their methodology is dynamic and adapts to changing threats. It involves implementing controls and policies, using metrics like KPIs to measure success, and continuously evaluating processes to ensure optimization. Their approach aims to prevent cyber attacks, detect threats, and enable organizations to respond effectively.
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2) To get the best rates, organizations need to first determine the potential cost of a data breach and loss of data access. They also need to show that they have strong security controls and frameworks in place like NIST or ISO to demonstrate low risk.
3) With these two things addressed, an organization is prepared to work with their insurer to find a policy that properly covers their needs at an affordable premium level. The document provides advice on how to approach cyber insurance.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
Static and dynamic code analysis are both critical for cybersecurity but analyze code in different ways. Static code analysis examines code without it being executed to find obscure vulnerabilities, while dynamic analysis tests executing code to discover runtime issues. The document recommends first using static analysis on individual code modules, then performing dynamic analysis once modules are combined into a full application. Conducting both types of analysis is important to fully isolate exploitable vulnerabilities.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
TheDemystification_of_SuccessfulCyberSecurity_VIMRO_LB_VH_MHF_10_11_15FitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
VIMRO provides a holistic cyber security methodology that combines frameworks from NIST, ISO, and MITRE. Their approach involves aligning business needs with security, implementing a security framework and maturity model, using key performance indicators to measure progress, and continuously evaluating processes to ensure optimized security controls. Their methodology is designed to prevent cyber attacks, detect threats, and enable organizations to respond effectively.
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1) The document discusses cyber insurance and what organizations need to know to get the best policy at the lowest cost. It notes that the average cost of a data breach is $3.8 million and insurance can help cover these costs.
2) To get the best rates, organizations need to first determine the potential cost of a data breach and loss of data access. They also need to show that they have strong security controls and frameworks in place like NIST or ISO to demonstrate low risk.
3) With these two things addressed, an organization is prepared to work with their insurer to find a policy that properly covers their needs at an affordable premium level. The document provides advice on how to approach cyber insurance.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
Static and dynamic code analysis are both critical for cybersecurity but analyze code in different ways. Static code analysis examines code without it being executed to find obscure vulnerabilities, while dynamic analysis tests executing code to discover runtime issues. The document recommends first using static analysis on individual code modules, then performing dynamic analysis once modules are combined into a full application. Conducting both types of analysis is important to fully isolate exploitable vulnerabilities.
This document discusses how maintaining cybersecurity documentation and controls evidence can help organizations prepare for audits and risk assessments more efficiently. It provides two lists of the key documentation and evidence that regulatory agencies expect organizations to have: List A includes policy, procedures and general documentation, while List B focuses on cybersecurity controls evidence. The document recommends investing in a Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) application to help organizations effectively gather and maintain this documentation and evidence.
TheDemystification_of_SuccessfulCyberSecurity_VIMRO_LB_VH_MHF_10_11_15FitCEO, Inc. (FCI)
VIMRO provides a holistic cyber security methodology that combines frameworks from NIST, ISO, and MITRE. Their approach involves aligning business needs with security, implementing a security framework and maturity model, using key performance indicators to measure progress, and continuously evaluating processes to ensure optimized security controls. Their methodology is designed to prevent cyber attacks, detect threats, and enable organizations to respond effectively.
Search engine optimization - SEO is the process of improving the volume or quality of traffic to your web site from search engines such as Google, Yahoo, MSN etc. via "organic" or un-paid search results.