Blueprint for Success
Every success begins with a plan and in the digital security realm that plan is a properly implemented security Framework. According to Gartner, 30% of all public and private organizations began to implement frameworks such as the ISO/IEC 27001 or NIST Cybersecurity Framework in 2015. Participation will increase to 50% by 2020. Everyone in the organization needs to be aware and part of the successful implementation of the Framework. Therefore, security teams that have begun to use a Framework may want to evaluate how well it has been communicated and leveraged throughout the company. An effective Framework will support security outside of the technology department and spearhead conversations around business process, business goals, and risk management. The Framework provides everyone in the company with a playbook and a common language to discuss risk.
“There are no conversations at the executive level in business where cybersecurity isn’t a dependency. It could be cash-flow, accounts receivable, customer service - everything is underpinned with cybersecurity. The adoption of a cybersecurity framework gives you the guidance on how to implement a comprehensive security program in any organization.”
Liberty Digital Security© focuses on Strategic Plan (or Framework) Implementation as a primary solution to today's disturbing statistics. Whether you choose to adopt ISO or NIST, we've got you covered. We will help you define your risk in a way that is meaningful to the business, align your controls with business goals, and cut through the noise to maintain commitment and continuity of the program.
Assess Current State > Establish The Baseline and Goals > Create The Plan of Action > Monitor and Enforce
Our experience has shown that every enterprise has a unique composition of mission, culture, risks, and assets.
Our methodology is practical and proven and our approach is dynamic, ensuring that your organization stays current with the known threat and legal environment with periodic security audits and testing, role-based training, remediation services, and program performance assessments.