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Trusted Cybersecurity Advisors
Organizations that leverage Convergent Information Security Solutions (CISS) Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) services become more resilient and better equipped to identify, investigate, mitigate, and prevent cyberattacks.
Common challenges that a partnership with CISS solves:
Challenges in Access Management:
Struggling to efficiently provide employees with the necessary credentials and access for their roles, while ensuring unnecessary confidential information remains inaccessible.
Security Incident Risks:
Worries about the risks and financial implications associated with security incidents and data breaches.
Mobile User Risks:
Mobile users pose additional risks to enterprise data.
Malicious Email Links:
Users frequently open malicious links in emails.
Data Integrity Doubts:
Lack of confidence in the integrity of enterprise data.
Data Loss Concerns:
Anxiety over potential data loss when employees depart from the organization.
Alert and Log Management Overload:
Feeling overwhelmed by the volume of alerts and the task of log management.
Cyber Insurance Requirements:
Cyber insurance underwriting processes necessitate additional protections and validations for coverage or increased coverage.
Backup Data Vulnerability:
Backup data is at risk of being overwritten or deleted.
Network Protection Uncertainty:
Uncertainty about whether your network is adequately protected against real network-based threats.
Malicious App Installations:
Users install malicious apps on work computers.
Inadequate Cybersecurity Investments:
Current cybersecurity investments are not sufficiently protecting your enterprise.
Visibility and Control Deficit:
Experiencing a lack of visibility, security, reporting, and control mechanisms.
Ransomware Attack Susceptibility:
Concerns that your organization is vulnerable to imminent ransomware attacks.
Dark Web Exposure:
Employee passwords and credentials are at risk of exposure on the Dark Web.
Cloud Asset Vulnerability:
Cloud applications and assets are vulnerable to attacks.
IoT Data Leak Risks:
IoT devices present opportunities for data leaks.
Expertise Deficit:
A shortage of skilled experts who can monitor, investigate, and respond to security alerts 24/7, and execute immediate, human-led response actions to confirmed threats.
Common challenges that a partnership with CISS solves:
Challenges in Access Management:
Struggling to efficiently provide employees with the necessary credentials and access for their roles, while ensuring unnecessary confidential information remains inaccessible.
Security Incident Risks:
Worries about the risks and financial implications associated with security incidents and data breaches.
Mobile User Risks:
Mobile users pose additional risks to enterprise data.
Malicious Email Links:
Users frequently open malicious links in emails.
Data Integrity Doubts:
Lack of confidence in the integrity of enterprise data.
Data Loss Concerns:
Anxiety over potential data loss when employees depart from the organization.
Network Protection Uncertainty:
Uncertainty about whether your network is adequately protected against real network-based threats.
Malicious App Installations:
Users install malicious apps on work computers.
Inadequate Cybersecurity Investments:
Current cybersecurity investments are not sufficiently protecting your enterprise.
Visibility and Control Deficit:
Experiencing a lack of visibility, security, reporting, and control mechanisms.
Ransomware Attack Susceptibility:
Concerns that your organization is vulnerable to imminent ransomware attacks.
Dark Web Exposure:
Employee passwords and credentials are at risk of exposure on the Dark Web.
Alert and Log Management Overload:
Feeling overwhelmed by the volume of alerts and the task of log management.
Cyber Insurance Requirements:
Cyber insurance underwriting processes necessitate additional protections and validations for coverage or increased coverage.
Backup Data Vulnerability:
Backup data is at risk of being overwritten or deleted.
Cloud Asset Vulnerability:
Cloud applications and assets are vulnerable to attacks.
IoT Data Leak Risks:
IoT devices present opportunities for data leaks.
Expertise Deficit:
A shortage of skilled experts who can monitor, investigate, and respond to security alerts 24/7, and execute immediate, human-led response actions to confirmed threats.
