Help for CISOs and CIOs
If you are a CISO or CIO, there probably isn’t a day that goes by where you’re not thinking, what new or existing threats could put your IT infrastructure at risk.
Our security consultants have the knowledge and experience to anticipate those threats, prevent them from happening, and recommend the short- and long-term security controls that will protect your most critical assets.
ITPG Secure Compliance (ITPG) has uncovered many ticking time bombs that have gone undetected, or worse, had infected the IT infrastructure months or years back. We assess the damage, the business impact, the scope and cost of remediation, and meet with you and your executive team and board to report findings and make recommendations.
Business Requires 24/7 Uptime
There are sophisticated monitoring tools on the market, but each new threat requires an analysis by a human to understand the potential new threat to business disruption.
- We employ Certified Information Systems Security Professionals (CISSPs) and subject matter experts with specific compliance experience to conduct our assessments.
- We review and assess the maturity of your information security management program with a Security Posture Assessment.
- We conduct Security Risk Assessments to evaluate threats and vulnerabilities, determine the level of risk exposure, and develop risk mitigation strategies by implementing security controls throughout your environment.
- We solve our clients’ compliance, security, and privacy business challenges with strategic Virtual Chief Information Security Officers (vCISO) and tactical IT security gap remediation solutions as required.
When it Comes to Compliance…
We know how to find and eliminate the redundancies between overlapping and often conflicting federal and state security mandates, and we have the Past Performance reports to prove it. ITPG consultants have broad and deep security compliance experience across industries and mandates.
Let Us Help You
Let us help you assess your security, compliance and privacy gaps and develop a forward, due-diligence remediation strategy.