Consulting & Cloud Security (AWS & Azure)

With thousands of assets in your enterprise and each susceptible to a myriad of attack vectors, there are millions of ways by which your enterprise can be breached. There is a multi-fold increase in cybersecurity complexity, security teams are drowning in cybersecurity data with few actionable insights and general poor cybersecurity hygiene.

Server Consolidation & Virtualization

An enterprise’s security posture refers to the overall security status of your software and hardware assets, networks, services, and information. It also includes:

  • The controls and measure you have in place to protect your enterprise from cyber-attacks.
  • Your ability to manage your defences
  • Your readiness and ability to react to and recover from security events.

The stronger and more resilient your security posture, the lower your cyber risk and greater your cyber-resilience.

Therefore, understanding the full scope of your security posture and correctly prioritizing areas of relevant risk is essential to protecting your organization against breaches.

To understand and optimize your security posture, you need to:

  • Analyze your current security posture.
  • Identify possible gaps (Security posture assessment)
  • Take action to eliminate those gaps (Security posture transformation)

Security posture assessment is the first step in understanding where you currently are in your cybersecurity journey. To understand and transform your current security posture, you need to be able to answer the following questions:

  • How secure is our organization?
  • How comprehensive is our cybersecurity strategy?
  • How bullet-proof are our cybersecurity controls?
  • Can we accurately measure breach risk and cyber-resilience?
  • How effective is our vulnerability management program?
  • How vulnerable are we to potential breaches and attacks?

Tech9labs’s approach provides “ground truth” on an organization’s current cybersecurity posture (current state), and where the organization should be based on its threat profile (target state). A threat profile is established by examining an organization’s operations, industry vertical, technology profile, and likely adversaries. From that analysis, we provide a comprehensive set of actionable recommendations to move the organization forward in the short, medium, and long term.