How Do You Protect Your Organization From What You Don’t Know?

Organizations worldwide operate blind to the numerous bad actors waiting to exploit weak points in their networks. IT teams are likely stretched thin fighting daily fires, and exposure points are dynamic and evolving. How can you be entirely sure your organization, and ultimately your reputation as a leader, are protected?

Get a cyber security assessment

Cyber Threats Are Evolving

Protecting your organization means more than just running anti-virus software. Cyber threats are more sophisticated, criminals bolder, and threat vectors more prominent due to AI. Here are just a few of the active threats that could bring your operations to a halt.

Ransomware

A sophisticated type of malware that encrypts and blocks access to files unless a ransom is paid.

Phishing

Social engineering scam where people are tricked into giving sensitive information.

Malware

Various software types that are designed to cause disruption and leak sensitive information.

Denial of Service

Targeted attacks on your networks designed to bring operations to a standstill through disruption.

Putting a Face To CyberCrime

Meet One of the Thousands of Hackers Looking To Steal Your Data

Every day, people are actively working to break into your networks, steal critical information, and leverage this data for multiple nefarious ends. These people range from low-level cybercriminals to people like this, who work for foreign governments with the best technology, skills, and experience money can buy.

51 million

Records Stolen

$50 million

Ransomware Payouts

50+

Successful Cyberattacks

Putting a Face To CyberCrime

Meet One of the Thousands of Hackers Looking To Steal Your Data

Every day, people are actively working to break into your networks, steal critical information, and leverage this data for multiple nefarious ends. These people range from low-level cybercriminals to people like this, who work for foreign governments with the best technology, skills, and experience money can buy.

51 million

Records Stolen

$50 million

Ransomware Payouts

50+

Successful Cyberattacks

The Last Screen You’ll See Before the Nightmare Begins

Once you see this screen, it’s too late. You can expect six months to a year of constant phone calls from clients and meetings with stakeholders, potential lawsuits, profit loss, significant downtime, and massive reputation loss. There’s only one way to ensure your organization isn’t exposed to these threats.

Get a Cybersecurity Assessment
Get The Answers You Need

How Does a Cyber Security Assessment Bring You Clarity?

01

Assess

Everything starts with the comprehensive initial assessment that examines all aspects of your organization as they relate to cyber security including both online threats and on-location areas of weakness.

02

Advise

You will be thoroughly briefed on all findings and advised on the best course of action. This includes a breakdown of critical issues to prioritize the key areas of weakness.

03

Augment

If you choose, Mandry can come on board to help augment your current IT team, freeing up resources for them to focus on the day-to-day. Get better results from your IT department while being more confident that blind spots are being closed up.

What’s In An Assessment?

Comprehensive Cybersecurity Assessments

You get a comprehensive cybersecurity assessment that covers all potential weak points. More importantly, you get the results of this assessment delivered in a way that all members of your organization, both technical and non-technical roles, can understand and better utilize in decision-making.

  • Inventory and control of IT assets
  • Inventory and control of software assets
  • Data protection
  • Secure configuration of IT assets
  • Account management
  • Access control management
  • Continuous vulnerability management
  • Audit log management
  • Email & browser protection
  • Malware & browser defense
  • Data recovery
  • Network infrastructure management
  • Network monitoring and defense
  • Security awareness & skills training
  • Third-party service provider management
  • Incident response management
  • Penetration testing
  • Physical security

Would You Stake Your Reputation on Your Current Cybersecurity Efforts?

Are you fully confident in your organization’s cybersecurity policies, plans, and efforts? Can you confidently say that your organization is on top of everything all the time? Maybe they are. But wouldn’t it be a relief to have a trusted third party verify this so you can be sure?

Successful Breaches Daily
Records Stolen Each Year

Learn From Others Who Thought They Were Secure

“I took for granted that we were safe, but in hindsight, I never really thought to ask and always figured we’d cross the bridge of a data breach if it ever came up. The 9 months following the breach were the worst of my career, with customers calling daily, the board of directors looking at me for answers, and our team fighting fires each day instead of getting work done.”

A cybersecurity assessment can take you from “I Think” to “I Know”.

Questions You Might Have

This will depend on the availability of information related to the various controls and policies that we inspect. 

The first phase of the assessment is a review of the controls and policies with a simple rating of where your organization stands in terms of implementation of proper activities to manage to an outcome related to the specific IT activity. 

From there, there are multiple automated activities that are triggered remotely by our staff that will produce empirical data regarding the configuration of critical IT infrastructure as it relates to cyber risk. 

After the assessment activities are completed, an executive summary that includes gap analysis and recommendations are delivered.  In most cases, the entire process can be wrapped up within 6-8 weeks.

We use multiple tools and data gathering techniques to produce a thorough executive summary inclusive of a gap analysis and remediation recommendations. 

We will interview key stakeholders to gather information about specific controls and policies, along with automated tools to gather facts related to the IT cyber posture.  

All of this data is presented in context of best practices for a strong cybersecurity posture and cyber risk management strategy.

This will depend on the overall size and complexity of the organization and the IT environment. Key data that influences the cost include number of locations, number of servers (cloud or on-premise), and overall number of end-users and devices.

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Gain confidence that your organization really is protected instead of simply hoping everything is covered.

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