Security Posture Assessment

When it comes to Digital Transformation (DX), innovation and speed are crucial to maintaining a competitive advantage. But so is maintaining the security of your network and valuable data.

As your company begins its DX journey, a Security Risk Assessment is an essential first step toward ensuring that the attack surface created by DX efforts is safe from exploitation. The last thing you want is a security breach getting in the way of project deadlines or business objectives.

A Security Risk Assessment is a point-in-time view, conducted by our security experts, of how secure your network is against attack and includes essential remediation guidelines and road-mapping.

What to Expect

TBC’s security experts conduct an in-depth interview with your IT team to discuss patch and backup plans, network configuration, applications, and users. Using what you provide in the interview, TBC’s engineers use proven tools to work on the Security Posture Assessment.

You can expect a post-assessment meeting to review your customized findings report, with a 30/60/365-day strategic and tactical roadmap for implementation. These recommendations are made with your specific business goals in mind, complementing your road to success and not hampering it.

Is Your Business Prepared for a Cyberattack?

In 2019 alone ransomware attacks increased by 131% and 6 out of 10 attacks were on small to medium-sized businesses. How do you know if your business is prepared for an attack?

Spend Time on DX, Not on Finding Security Holes

Your IT team is already busy with DX transformation efforts. Poking around your network for security issues is not your team's area of focus or expertise. Plus, hiring someone who is security savvy can be an expensive and drawn-out process given the tight IT labor market. Maintain your IT team's focus on business goals, and let our experts focus on the mundane aspects of assessing your security.

An Expert View into Your Network's Security

With the comprehensive report generated by TBC, you gain visibility into what could eventually hamper your DX efforts. Your IT team can immediately implement the recommendations then get back to supporting your business goals. And you have peace of mind knowing your network is now more secure.

$7.5B

The U.S. was hit by an unprecedented and unrelenting barrage of ransomware attacks that impacted at least 966 government agencies, educational establishments and healthcare providers at a potential cost in excess of $7.5 billion. (Emisoft 2019)

The first step in taking control of your network security.

Learn more about our full suite of cybersecurity products:

Security Monitoring

Proprietary automation framework provides 24/7/365 cybersecurity monitoring

Vulnerability Management

Assessing security vulnerabilities by enabling risk remediation and prioritization

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