Security posture assessment

How to achieve a good cybersecurity posture?

Security posture refers to the security status of an enterprise’s hardware, software and policies, its capability to manage its defenses and its ability to react as the situation changes. A Cybersecurity Posture Assessment provides an overview of a customer's internal and external security posture by integrating all the facets of security into the same assessment approach.

An efficient and effective cybersecurity posture requires a clear understanding of what is important to your organization and why.

A good cyber security posture is only achievable when

Why perform a Cybersecurity Posture Assessment?

Know exactly where to invest to optimize your budget, measure the efficiency of your security initiatives and prove the value of your investment.

Avoid penalties and repercussions by putting effective mechanisms in place to comply with regulations like GDPR and security standards such as PCI, ISO etc.

Be on the same page as your company’s goals and expectations by addressing security as a business issue (not an IT issue) and reduce the gap between governance, risk management and operations.

Even out your security strategy throughout your organizations’ business functions, operations and territories, as well as through mergers and acquisitions.

Get a clear overview of security staff and third-party discrepancies, skills and underlying weaknesses that can disrupt your business.

Put an end to vendor miscommunications and unexpected service delivery by pinpointing your needs and setting clear requirements ahead of time.

Invest in Cybersecurity on the right project

AXO can help determine your security posture improvement strategy as well as develop a concrete action plans to meet your goals. We understand the importance of investing on the right projects and are committed to maximizing your ROI in line with your business objectives.

Our experts assess both the risks and the critical assets that you already identified, considering threats that apply to your assets and the existing security measures and controls. On one hand, this analysis will help assess the existing controls identify potential vulnerabilities and, on the other hand, optimize appropriate controls to counter the risks and reduce them to an acceptable level.