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What is the FREE security rating report?
This report provides a comprehensive overview of your organisation's current security risk rating, for free.
RiskRecon's third-party security risk monitoring technology is used to assess cyber risk and generate a report of vulnerabilities.
How can you use this Security Rating Report?
Knowing your security rating is the first step to improving your overall cybersecurity risk. RiskRecon's focus on external discovery can help you identify how attackers may target your organisation's assets, which could lead to a critical data loss event.
By understanding your security rating, you can take proactive steps to protect yourself against potential threats.
What can you expect from this Security Rating Report?
- Access a snapshot of your current security rating for a limited period of time to understand what the findings mean for your risk score across multiple security domains.
- Compare your organisation's cybersecurity performance to competitors in your industry.
- Use the score to take corrective action with risk-prioritised data based on issue severity.
- Track your security roadmap and maturity level as well as reporting on compliance and regulations.
How Else Can We Help You?
Security As A Service
Proactively equip your business with a suite of operationalized security tools that further enhance and secure your business’s information, and provide you with an advanced approach to cyber security risk.
Cyber Security Assessment
Demonstrate progressive cyber security maturity for your business by conducting regular cyber security assessments. This will provide you with a complete overview of your cyber security ecosystem.
Futureproof Security
Cyber attacks continue to grow in both number and sophistication. The range of bad actors is expanding. Moreover, digital transformation and new technologies are exposing organizations to new vulnerabilities.
Cloud Security
Secure Your Private Cloud, Public Cloud, and SaaS with Ventura. As organisations increasingly migrate data, computing and applications to the cloud so opportunities for increased efficiency and flexibility abound. The flipside is that security becomes more of a challenge.
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)
SASE, pronounced “sassy,” is the newest conceptual development in security. Coined by Gartner in August 2019, SASE is the convergence of multiple security and networking technologies into a unified, global cloud-native service. While still in its infancy, Gartner predicts 40 percent of companies will seek to implement SASE by 2024.
Virtual Private Network (VPN)
VPNs are an already well-established technology but made ubiquitous in the wake of “work-from-home.” A VPN leverages public infrastructure (mainly the internet) to extend private networks to end users, often with the help of authentication requirements and strong encryption to keep traffic protected.
Application Performance
Connecting users to data through an application is why IT exists. Although very simple, that concept is the foundation of remote work success. Does the solution provide access to data efficiently, conveniently, securely, and is it performant? Does it provide a good experience or will dissatisfied users try to find a way around it? Politics must be addressed, and collaboration is required, to deliver a solution that is adopted and not abandoned by end users.
Digital IT Infrastructure
If your applications aren’t suitable for the cloud, you have security concerns, connectivity issues or you have regulatory requirements to meet, we are here to help. We’ve got a solution for you, whether your business requires hardware, or a combination of on-premise and cloud solutions. Every company is different, and it’s our job to source the right solution that fits your business.
Secure Remote Working
Now that we know a significant percentage of the workforce will continue to operate from home – perhaps forever – firms need help correcting inadvertent oversights to security and performance made during the rush to go remote. Fortunately, when it comes to a remote workforce, security and performance are not mutually exclusive.
Zero Trust
Increasingly, organizations will turn to frameworks like “Zero Trust” to better protect access to applications and data by distributed workers, their myriad devices, and even “headless” devices brought on by the Internet of Things (IoT).