Defensable Cybersecurity

This comprehensive approach aligns with business contexts, tackling systemic issues and stakeholder requirements. It adapts to constant change, consistently enhancing operational controls, managing cybersecurity risks for both traditional and digital enterprises, and optimizing supply chain security.

Services Description

Inspired by the New York Cyber Task Force at Columbia University SIPA, titled “Building a Defensible Cyberspace”, the Defensible Cybersecurity framework is a holistic approach to address cybersecurity challenges, aligned to the context of business, addressing systemic issues, challenges and stakeholder requirements, designed to handle constant change while consistently improving operational controls, designed to address cybersecurity risks for both traditional & digital businesses and their supply chains. Defensible Cybersecurity helps enterprises to manage their cybersecurity challenges, with higher technology maturity using fine-grained operational controls to optimize risks while ensuring compliance with competency aligned to ensure changes are appropriately managed.

Defensible Cybersecurity is evidenced by 5 Key Principles and 5 Key Design Elements which address the cause-and-effect relationships of the Great Cybersecurity Conundrum.

In the face of perpetual change, Defensible Cybersecurity stands as a stalwart guardian, committed to the continuous improvement of operational controls. It goes beyond the traditional boundaries, offering tailored solutions to mitigate cybersecurity risks for both traditional and digital enterprises, safeguarding not only their internal operations but also intricately interwoven supply chains. This adaptability is key, as it allows organizations to stay ahead of emerging threats and ensures a proactive, rather than reactive, cybersecurity posture.

One of the defining features of Defensible Cybersecurity is its ability to empower enterprises in managing the complexities of cybersecurity challenges. By leveraging a higher level of technology maturity, organizations can implement fine-grained operational controls that optimize risk management. This refined approach doesn't just bolster defenses; it also streamlines compliance efforts, ensuring that changes are not just managed but are appropriately aligned with the competency required in the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape.

The evidence of Defensible Cybersecurity's effectiveness lies in its embodiment of 5 Key Principles and 5 Key Design Elements. These guiding principles serve as a compass, navigating organizations through the cause-and-effect relationships inherent in the Great Cybersecurity Conundrum. By delving into the intricacies of these principles, organizations can gain a comprehensive understanding of the cybersecurity landscape, fostering a proactive and strategic approach to fortify their defenses against the diverse and sophisticated threats of today and tomorrow.

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  • Testing and debugging: During the development process, the website is tested to ensure that it is functioning correctly and that there are no errors or bugs. Any issues that are discovered are addressed through the debugging process.
  • Deployment: Once the website is complete and has been tested and debugged, it is ready to be launched and made available to the public.
  • Maintenance: Even after a website has been launched, it requires ongoing maintenance to ensure that it remains up-to-date and functioning correctly. This may involve updating content, fixing bugs, and adding new features as needed.
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