Cybersecurity Continuity
Service keeps running through the week that would otherwise stop it.
Security is reactive, driven by incidents and audits instead of a cycle the organization sets itself.
Discuss this domainThe program answers to events rather than a plan.
The last three security decisions were made during or immediately after an incident.
Nobody can say which controls are operating today without asking three different people.
The incident response plan exists but has never been exercised with the executives named in it.
Vendor and integration risk is tracked in a spreadsheet that is updated at renewal.
The cybersecurity offering menu.
Offering 01 is the front door: it produces the evidence-based TruMaturity™ score and this domain’s maturity roadmap, which decides the order of everything below it. A fractional CISO (vCISO) is available where the roadmap calls for a standing seat.
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