A cybersecurity risk assessment helps an organization expose and prioritize issues that could damage your brand and cripple your operations. The risk assessment process starts with a series of interviews conducted by a Brockton Point Solutions representative and key members of your organization to analyze your policies, procedures, and controls.

Nothing is certain in today’s security landscape and the threats businesses face are evolving daily. Due to the increasing complexity of cyberattacks, many organizations have started to realize the advantage of outsourcing their information security to expert partners.

In order to reduce your business cyber risk you have to measure the effectiveness of your cyber security program to ensure you are allocating resources to initiatives that bring the largest return on investment.   An effective program helps with successfully achieving budget approval because the cost can be justified as it is based on data driven decisions. Cyber-attacks continue to increase against organizations of all sizes.

Throughout the Covid 19 pandemic organizations around the globe have been reacting to the turmoil created by the uncertainty of the ongoing crisis.  Senior leaders are adjusting operating models faster than ever before to ensure survival. For many CISO’s they have been working diligently to advance their digital business strategy and accelerate opportunities to leverage technology. 

As the landscape of Cyber Risk grows both in complexity and frequency your organizations data, client information and risk management practices should be one of your top priorities.   Conventional security solutions and methodologies are no longer enough to combat today’s intricate cybercrimes. The Cybersecurity field has shifted considerably, your organization needs to brace for impact and become resilient.

Within the last few months high profile ransomware attacks are making headlines around the globe. Recent cyber-attacks that have used ransomware as their attack route include attacks perpetrated against the Colonial Pipeline and JBS (the world’s largest meatpacker) resulting in a combined payment of $15.6M.  These large attacks are serious and examples of the threats businesses face every day.