It’s What You Don’t Know That Puts You In Danger
Cybersecurity threats are on the rise for organizations of all sizes and in every industry. The most likely point of failure in your cybersecurity posture is the vulnerability you don’t know about—that’s where cybercriminals are most likely to break in and cause damage.
Hammer IT Consulting provides comprehensive cybersecurity risk assessments that help organizations understand their current cybersecurity posture, identify potential gaps and risks, remediate those gaps and risks, and ultimately implement an effective cybersecurity framework.
Cybersecurity Risk Factors That Threaten Your Organization
- Technical Risk
- Financial Risk
- Compliance Risk
- Ransomware Susceptibility
- Third-Party Vendor Risk
How We Evaluate Your Cyber Risk Posture
- Safeguard – Digital Footprint, Patch Management, Application Security, Website Security and CDN Security
- Reputation – Brand Monitoring, IP/Domain Reputation, Web Ranking, Fraudulent Apps and Fraudulent Domain
- Resiliency – Attack Surface, DNS Health, Email Security, DDOS Resiliency and Network Security
- Privacy – Leaked Credential, SSL/TLS Strength, Hacktivist Shares, Social Network and Information Disclosure
Our Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Process
Our Cybersecurity Risk Assessment provides letter grades and data details behind twenty risk categories. Executives get an easy-to-understand report with letter-grade scores and IT security teams can drill down to the technical details behind each risk category.
The risks/vulnerabilities are prioritized by severity so that security engineers can quickly identify and mitigate them. Based on industry standards and best practices, the overall grade indicates how easy it is to hack an organization and individual category grades indicate how easy it is to leverage the security weaknesses of the category or the potential impact on an organization’s cyber reputation.
Detailed Reporting On The Unseen Vulnerabilities In Your Cybersecurity Posture
Our reports provide a financial “value at risk” figure based on exposure to third parties, a compliance completion score based on industry standards (NIST, HIPAA, GDPR, etc.), and a ransomware susceptibility score.
The financial risk figure, based on the FAIR (Factor Analysis for Information Risk) methodology, will provide a range of costs an organization can expect to mitigate and recover from a potential breach. Our Cybersecurity Risk Assessment includes a comprehensive recommendations and strategy report to help implement an effective cybersecurity framework.
