Cybersecurity Risk Management #FridayMorningCoffeeThoughts

When working with clients, we often see challenges in developing and implementing a Zero Trust Security Architecture and Strategy. Adopting this approach to deliver cybersecurity services brings significant benefits that we discussed in our last post, “Your Zero Trust Security Journey Has Already Started!.” However, as we have explained then, this is a long journey, and as such, it is full of unexpected turns, challenges, and even blockers that security leaders and practitioners should anticipate and be prepared for, especially during the implementation process.

Committing to your short, mid, and long-term goals could be daunting. Learn about the 4 Ds approach and start applying them. What are the 4 Ds?

- Desire

- Dedication

- Determination

- Discipline

Zero Trust Security provides many business benefits. Let's explore them together.

Most organizations we speak to have already started the journey because they have some of the components in place. However, they lack a holistic approach that integrates these components, so they improve your security posture.

Cybersecurity planning takes a village. We are used to planning for three to five years cycles but technology and life in general is moving rapidly. This episode is the first of a multi-session series to help you understand how to plan and adjust your strategy through its life cycle.

CA2 Security and PreCog Security are joining forces to help organizations tackle all three of those areas (cyber-attacks, compliance, and skills shortage) by combining best of the three worlds: lower the risk of the attacks, improve compliance readiness while giving access to industry experts through Panoramic Cyber Risk Assessment.