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Cyber Resilience
Reduce the Risk of Cyber Incidents
Improve Cyber Security Resilience
Your staff, partners, and customers need consistent access to IT systems and data. With over 900 cyber incidents occurring daily according to the FBI, a cyber incident is a “when” scenario rather than an “if” scenario.
Our cyber resilience services are designed to help organizations minimize the impact of disruptive cyber incidents and attacks. Our advisors will work with you to identify relationships between organizational objectives, mission-essential functions, operational activities, and dependent technology assets.Guidehouse cyber assessments and strategy development services consider the people, processes, and technology necessary to protect your critical operations and quickly recover from cyberattacks.
Contact Our ExpertsSteps to Improve Cyber Resilience
Consider the following steps to improve protection and resilience:
- Validate and fortify the security of your perimeter defenses, inventories of key assets (staff, applications, data, vendors, etc.) and critical points of failure, and reviewing maximum allowable downtime estimates to manage risk exposure.
- Run scenario-based simulation tests to prepare and identify any gaps in your security and resiliency plans.
- Review and enhance your Incident Response and Crisis Management capabilities, recovery and communications plans, and contact lists.
- Review and confirm service level agreements for third-party incident response support and options including, priority support and alternate providers.
Implement security best practices and guidance provided by security frameworks such as NIST 800-53 and 800-171.
Our Insights
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What We Must Do to Protect Critical Industrial Systems from Cyber Attacks
Michael Ebert's Interview with Authority Magazine
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Remote Work Cybersecurity: 12 Risks and How to Prevent Them
Glenn Nick's Interview with TechTarget
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Modern Warfare and the Role of Cyber Resilience
5 Key Actions That Prudent Business and Security Leaders Should Consider to Ensure Protection and Resilience
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What the New Cybersecurity Network Code Means for European Utilities
Guidehouse provides an overview of the proposed regulations
Insights
Top 3 Cybersecurity Issues for Industrial Control Systems
In an article for the ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance, Guidehouse Insights says proprietary vs. open source software, supply chain management, and IoT vulnerabilities are major hurdles
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Solutions for Tackling Cyber Risks in the Cloud
For organizations using data and cloud services across multi-tenant environments, Guidehouse helps reduce cyber risks and prepare effective incident responses
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Strategies for Tackling Emergent Cyber Vulnerabilities
Effective Vulnerability Response Begins with a Policy and Strong Governance
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January 03, 2022
Securing the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the far-reaching, interconnected networks of internet-accessible devices (things) equipped with software and firmware to collect, store, and transmit data to other IoT devices or other internet-connected devices
Our Experience
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US Government Department Builds Cyber Risk Office
Guidehouse supported the US federal government with cybersecurity risk management
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Improve Audit Readiness and Affordability with Risk Management Framework
Guidehouse Risk Management Framework to Mitigate Risk and Improve Compliance
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