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1、A Complete Guide toCiiTable of ContentsIntroduction iiiGetting Started With Cybersecurity 1What is Cybersecurity?2Why is Cybersecurity Important?4What is Cybersecurity Risk?5Most Common Types of Cyber Threats 7Most Important Cybersecurity Regulations,Frameworks,&Compliance Standards 16How Organizati

2、ons Can Implement a Cybersecurity Program iiiIntroductionThis eBook aims to help businesses and organizations understand the importance of cybersecurity,why the cybersecurity industry is transforming quickly,and how it impacts many parts of our lives.The goal of this guide is to help businesses prio

3、ritize cybersecurity and learn how they can create an effective cybersecurity program and protect themselves from potential threats.For more information on all cybersecurity topics,visit for downloadable resources,free instant security ratings,and a free demonstration of how to begin improving your

4、organizations cybersecurity 1Getting Started with C2What is Cybersecurity?Cybersecurity is a rapidly growing field that aims to protect the digital world(computer systems,networks,mobile devices)and its data from cyber attacks.In todays world,technology has become an essential part of our lives,and

5、the amount of data and information stored and transmitted online has increased exponentially.The increased reliance on technology has made it necessary to secure our systems and data from cyber threats such as hacking,malware,phishing,ransomware,and other forms of cybercrime.The goal of cybersecurit

6、y is to ensure sensitive and critical data remain private and safe.To do this,both technical and non-technical measures must be implemented using various practices or technology to ensure the security of digital assets.Security measures must be implemented at various levels,including at the network,

7、endpoint,data,and application levels.The non-technical side of cybersecurity focuses on measures such as implementing cyber education,creating new security policies,and building incident response and disaster recovery plans.Getting Started with Cybersecurity$8TGlobal cost of cybercrime is projected

8、to reach$8 trillion by 2023.1$4.35MAverage global cost of a data breach is$4.35 3These measures are important to ensure that everyone is aware of the latest cyber threats and that they are properly equipped to respond appropriately to any security breach.Because of the growing importance of data sec

9、urity and privacy,cybersecurity has become central to new regulations and laws for organizations and governments around the world.Cyber compliance management is quickly becoming a priority for many organizations across all industries,indicating the importance of maintaining strong cybersecurity prac

10、tices.1 Cybersecurity Ventures,“Cybercrime To Cost The World 8 Trillion Annually In 2023”https:/ IBM,“Cost of a data breach 2022”https:/ IBM,“Cost of a data breach 2022”https:/ Juniper Research,“Cybersecurity Breaches to Result in Over 146 Billion Records Being Stolen by 2023”https:/ daysIt takes bu

11、sinesses an average of 277 days to respond and contain a data breach.333BAn estimated 33 billion records will be stolen in 2023.4Getting Started with C4Why is Cybersecurity Important?Cybersecurity is important because it focuses on protecting and securing all categories of data from theft,damage,and

12、 unauthorized access.The increasing dependence on technology and the internet have made digital assets and information more vulnerable to cyber threats.When large amounts of sensitive information and valuable assets are stored and transmitted online,they become high-value targets for cybercriminals.

13、Examples of the most commonly targeted information includes:Without a proper cybersecurity program,organizations cannot defend themselves from targeted attacks,and the cost of a cyber attack can be extremely detrimental to the organization itself.As the world continues to move towards global connect

14、ivity and widespread use of cloud-based services,the level of cyber risk increases along with it.More importantly,cyber attack methods are quickly growing in sophistication,which means the attack scope of cybercriminals also drastically increases.Even governments and large corporations are no longer

15、 safe and require a thorough review of existing policies to stay ahead of potential hackers.Personal information,including names,addresses,and emails Biometric data Social security numbers Banking and payment information Healthcare data and patient records Student loan information Confidential gover

16、nment communications Employee or customer details Intellectual property Insurance policy informationGetting Started with C5Unfortunately,as a relatively new field,many businesses and organizations have yet to recognize the importance of cybersecurity until after they have experienced a security brea

17、ch.Our goal is to help unsuspecting businesses and individuals learn more about cybersecurity so that they can begin to secure their most valuable digital assets and systems.What is Cybersecurity Risk?Cybersecurity risk is the probability that critical data or information will become compromised,exp

18、osed,or stolen due to a cyber attack.The risk itself is measured by the potential impact or damage that the loss of data can cause,including financial,reputational,and operational loss.Cybersecurity programs and risk management strategies are focused on mitigating cyber risks at all levels of the or

19、ganization.Cybersecurity risks are typically defined by two main components:Cyber threats-Any potential method of cyber attack that can lead to the theft,unauthorized access,damage,or disruption of a digital asset,network,or device.Vulnerabilities-A vulnerability is any weakness or flaw within a sys

20、tem that cybercriminals can exploit to steal data or gain unauthorized access.Getting Started with C6Understanding your organizations complete cyber risk profile(attack surface+third-party risk)is critical to securing and protecting systems and networks against imminent threats.Organizations can con

21、duct risk assessments using external auditors to determine their cyber resiliency and establish new procedures,such as incident response or business continuity plans,and begin building up their cybersecurity posture.Over time,its up to the organization to continue improving its cyber maturity and st

22、ay protected against evolving threats.Cyber risks exist in every industry as long as there are digital assets and technology involved.Because technology is used in every facet of business and government,regardless of size or type,cyber protections,and policies must be implemented to reduce the inher

23、ent risks involved.Examples of common cybersecurity risks include:Human error Poor or lack of cybersecurity education Insider threats Third-party or supply chain risks Lack of regulatory compliance measures Software misconfigurations Improperly stored data Malware and ransomware attacks Social engin

24、eering or phishing attacks Physical device theft DDoS attacks Brute-force password hackingGetting Started with C7Most Common Types of Cyber ThreatsA cyber threat is any potential form of cyber attack that threatens to gain unauthorized access,disrupt business operations,or steal sensitive data.Cyber

25、 threats can originate from any party with malicious intent,including foreign governments,terrorist groups,corporate spies,disgruntled employees,independent hackers,criminal organizations,or cyber thieves.The current cyber threat landscape continues to evolve as attacks become more sophisticated and

26、 complex,so its important for organizations to quickly identify their biggest threats and close their security gaps by patching vulnerabilities and remediating risks.If a threat actor successfully carries out a cyber attack,it could mean millions of dollars in financial damages,data recovery costs,l

27、egal costs,and reputational repair.Here are the biggest threats in todays cyber landscape:PhishingPhishing attacks are one of the most common forms of cyber attacks that aim to trick users into giving up sensitive information by posing as a trusted party.It is a type of social engineering attack tha

28、t is typically carried out through emails,texts,voice calls,or social media messaging platforms using a variety of malicious methods such as spoofing,identity theft,typosquatting,or spam.MalwareMalware attacks are another common type of cyber attack that uses malicious software such as viruses,spywa

29、re,rootkits,Trojans,bots,or botnets to compromise systems,networks,or computers and steal valuable data.Most malware attacks are used to launch other types of cyber attacks once systems and networks have been compromised.Getting Started with C8RansomwareRansomware attacks are a type of malware attac

30、k that has been increasingly deployed in recent years.Most attacks involve tricking an unsuspecting user to open an infected email attachment or click on a malicious link leading to a compromised website.Once the user or organization has been compromised,malware is installed on the systems,rendering

31、 it useless and inaccessible until a ransom payment is made.Distributed Denial-of-Service(DDoS)AttacksDDoS attacks are designed to overload a website or server with disproportionate amounts of fake traffic,causing the website to crash and preventing it from loading correctly.DDoS attacks are often c

32、arried out using a network of compromised computers(botnet)for the purpose of sabotage or extortion.Insider ThreatsThere are two types of insider threats:intentional and unintentional.Intentional insider attacks are from disgruntled employees aiming to purposefully expose or misuse sensitive informa

33、tion as a form of retaliation.Unintentional insider threats are due to poor employee training and a lack of cybersecurity awareness,which can lead to accidental data exposure or leak.Code Injection AttacksCode injection attacks are highly effective cyber attacks,in which a hacker injects malicious c

34、ode into a website,application,or database to steal critical data.Common forms of code injection attacks include SQL injection,cross-site scripting(XSS),and command injection.Code injection attacks allow hackers to bypass security controls and gain unauthorized access to systems and networks.Third-P

35、arty Vendor AttacksThird-party attacks usually occur when a threat actor attacks a third-party service or vendor with the aim to compromise one or more of its business partners.Many third parties have fewer security requirements or poor cyber protections,which allows hackers to gain access and have

36、an easier time hacking other businesses.Supply Chain AttacksSupply chain attacks are cyber attacks that look for unsecured networks,unprotected IT infrastructures,and poor coding practices to hack into and change the source codes.Hackers can hide malware and malicious code within legitimate software

37、 to infect all users and vendors within the supply chain.Successful supply chain attacks can potentially infect millions of people,highlighting the dangers of open-source software(OSS).Getting Started with C9DNS TunnelingIn DNS tunneling,hackers use DNS(domain name systems)queries to transmit malici

38、ous data through a compromised domain and server completely undetected.Because DNS is typically a trusted protocol,DNS queries can usually bypass traditional security controls,such as firewalls or IDS(intrusion detection systems),which do not monitor DNS traffic.IoT AttacksAttacks on IoT(internet of

39、 things)devices are increasingly popular because many IoT devices are unsecured,unencrypted,and often not updated.Although these devices do not connect to the internet directly,they are typically connected to the networks through Wi-Fi,which opens up a potential entry point for hackers to access.Man

40、-in-the-Middle(MITM)AttacksMITM attacks are a type of cyber attack where the hacker intercepts and alters communication between two parties without their knowledge.The user assumes communication with the application or website is safe,which allows the hacker to steal sensitive information or imperso

41、nate a party.Brute Force AttacksBrute-force attacks use a trial and error system to correctly guess user credentials.Cybercriminals can use password-cracking software to guess login information,which typically has a high success rate because many users choose weak and easily guessable passwords.Botn

42、et AttacksBotnet attacks use a network of compromised computers to carry out malicious attacks,such as DDoS,spam,phishing,or malware attacks.Botnets are typically controlled by a single individual or group of attackers to carry out large-scale cyber attacks.Zero-Day VulnerabilitiesZero-day vulnerabi

43、lities or zero-day exploits are unpatched security vulnerabilities that were previously unknown to the software developers.Hackers that learn of the zero-day can target and exploit organizations using that software before the developers release a patch or fix.Getting Started with C10Best Practices f

44、or Effective Cybersecurity P11Best Practices for Effective Cybersecurity ProgramsBest Practices for Effective Cybersecurity ProgramsIn order to maintain an effective cybersecurity program,here are our top best practices to implement to minimize the risk of cyber threats and practice good cyber hygie

45、ne:Create incident response plans for every cyber threatIncident response plans are documented processes that outline how an organization responds to an active cyber attack and are critical to any security program.Incident response plans must be detailed and include delegation of responsibilities,st

46、eps for mitigation and remediation,reporting policies,and specific actions to take in each phase of the incident response process.Keep all software,hardware,and applications up to dateSoftware and applications can be exploited through known vulnerabilities(CVEs)and risks if they are not patched righ

47、t away.Keeping software and applications updated is critical for minimizing security risks,as compromised software can compromise an entire system.Upgrade outdated hardware and technologyLegacy technology and outdated hardware also poses significant risks since they are often ill-equipped to defend

48、against cyber attacks.Older systems are often incompatible with newer software,suffer from reliability issues,and lack sufficient features to defend against the latest cyber threats.Report all suspicious activityA common best practice is to report any suspicious activity,such as unrecognized user ac

49、cess,irregular network activity,unauthorized file downloads,abnormal login patterns,or emails from unknown senders.The earlier suspicious activity is reported,the more time there is to deal with the 12Practice safe web surfingAs a general rule,employees using the internet should never click on pop-u

50、p ads,unverified links from unknown sources,or download suspicious applications.Doing so can trigger downloads of viruses or malware into the computer and the network.Avoid non-HTTPS websitesWebsites not secured with HTTPS protocols do not have secure connections and are at risk of having data trans

51、missions intercepted and stolen.HTTPS-secured websites ensure that connections are encrypted and verified.Avoid unsecured websites by checking the URL for HTTPS or a lock next to the browser URL search bar.Avoid connecting to public unsecured Wi-Fi networksConnecting to unsecured Wi-Fi networks is h

52、ighly advised against because hackers can access your information through unsecured connections without you noticing.They can also expose your computer to viruses and malware due to lack of encryption.Common places with unsecured Wi-Fi networks include coffee shops,airports,and libraries.Avoid openi

53、ng suspicious emails and attachmentsEmails are one of the most common methods for cybercriminals to steal sensitive data.They attempt to trick users into clicking malicious links or downloading infected links using phishing tactics and social engineering scams.Any suspicious emails containing links

54、and attachments from unknown sources should be avoided at all costs.Never leave physical devices unattendedPhysical devices(laptop,mobile device,flash drives)should never be left unattended in case of device theft or loss.If physical devices are lost or stolen,criminals have an opportunity to steal

55、critical data,especially if the devices are unencrypted.Create strong,unique passwordsPassword security is one of the first line of defenses against unauthorized access.Weak passwords are often subject to brute-force attacks or are easily guessed by threat actors to gain access into an organizations

56、 systems.Compromised passwords are one of the most common causes of a data breach.Best Practices for Effective Cybersecurity P13Implement two-factor(2FA)or multi-factor authentication(MFA)Authentication processes verify the identity of the user,even if their password is stolen.It can prevent crimina

57、ls from gaining access by requiring two or more methods of verification,such as through text,email,third-party app,or biometric scanning.Provide cybersecurity training and educationProviding cybersecurity training and education for all users and employees can help enforce cybersecurity best practice

58、s and be knowledgeable about the latest or most common cyber threats.Teaching employees about the importance of cybersecurity can greatly reduce the risk of a cyber attack.Maintain regular data backupsNo matter how strong a companys cybersecurity defenses are,its impossible to completely protect an

59、entire attack surface.Maintaining data backups ensure that even in the event of a security breach,the organization can continue to operate by installing the data backups.Data should be backed up at least once a week for best results.Conduct regular business risk assessmentsRisk assessments can help

60、organizations identify their biggest risks and security gaps,review security policies,and determine the impact and likelihood of certain cyber risks.Risk assessments should be conducted regularly to ensure that the organization and its third parties continue upholding strong security practices.Condu

61、ct regular security auditsCyber audits are a common practice for an external auditor to review an organizations security posture from a fresh perspective.Auditors will be able to assess incident response plans,security controls,regulatory compliance,IT teams,and overall security hygiene.Implement ne

62、twork segmentationNetwork segmentation is a more advanced,costly approach to stronger cybersecurity,but it can be highly effective.It involves dividing a main network into multiple subnetworks to prevent hackers from moving within the system freely in the event of a cyber attack.Best Practices for E

63、ffective Cybersecurity P14Use role-based access control or privileged access managementOne way to protect against unauthorized access is to implement role-based access control,which prevents employee access to data unless it is vital to their role.This method can also prevent employees from sharing

64、information with each other,or if login credentials are stolen,the data they have access to will be severely limited.Perform vendor due diligence during the procurement processVendor due diligence is the practice of fully evaluating a potential third-party vendor on their overall security posture an

65、d determining if they meet minimum requirements for the business partnership.It is up to the organization to determine if it can tolerate the risks involved during the assessment process.Install basic network and device security softwareBasic network and device security practices include installing

66、firewalls,antivirus,and anti-malware software to better protect computers and systems.Firewalls manage incoming and outgoing traffic to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access.Antivirus and anti-malware help detect and remove malicious code from computers.Implement data encryption processesDa

67、ta encryption processes encode data so that it is inaccessible or unreadable to unauthorized parties.Encryption can increase the security of data transmissions and prevent it from being accessed even if the data message has been stolen or intercepted.Use VPNs(virtual private networks)whenever possib

68、leVPNs masks data traffic and IP addresses and protects it from external access,so potential threat actors are unable to view your activity.VPNs route data through secure networks to servers in remote locations,allowing you to browse the internet anonymously.Perform regular security testsCyber defen

69、ses should be tested regularly using penetration tests,ethical hacking,or sandbox testing to ensure that the organizations cyber protections can withstand the latest cyber threats.Regular security tests can also help identify immediate security gaps in the organizations attack surface.Best Practices

70、 for Effective Cybersecurity P15Hire a CISO or similar cybersecurity leaderHiring an experienced IT role such as a CISO or CIO can significantly improve the overall outlook of an effective cybersecurity program.Having a leader in the IT department can ensure that cybersecurity is prioritized and tha

71、t security risks are kept to a minimum.Utilize attack surface management tools and servicesASM tools and services like UpGuard BreachSight can help organizations remediate their most critical risks and gain a better understanding of their security postures.ASM services can also continuously monitor

72、for data breaches and data leaks using real-time data and help businesses achieve strong cybersecurity practices and build customer confidence.Utilize third-party risk management tools and servicesTPRM services like UpGuard Vendor Risk help organizations gain better visibility into their third-party

73、 vendors security postures.Organizations need to know how well their vendors can defend against cyber threats as compromised third parties put the entire organization at risk.TPRM tools like Vendor Risk can also determine vendor regulatory compliance and track remediation efforts for an overall more

74、 effective security program.Best Practices for Effective Cybersecurity P16Most Important Cybersecurity Regulations,Frameworks,&Compliance S17Most Important Cybersecurity Regulations,Frameworks,&Compliance StandardsAlthough cybersecurity regulations are subject to change at any moment to adapt to the

75、 changing threat landscape,compliance standards are common across most industries to regulate data handling,customer privacy,and cyber attack prevention measures.In addition,cybersecurity frameworks help provide a roadmap for organizations to follow to better protect their data.Here are the most imp

76、ortant regulations and laws that govern data security today:HIPAAHIPAA(Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996)is specific to US healthcare organizations that handle PHI(protected health information),such as patient or medical records.This law also applies to any business associa

77、tes,service providers,or vendors that may work with the institution and handle sensitive medical information.HECVATHECVAT(Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit)is a security framework designed to help higher education institutions to manage their third-party vendor risk.These colleges

78、 and universities may work with dozens or hundreds of vendors that require a standardized method to properly assess risk and security awareness.Although HECVAT is not mandated at the federal level,many schools are establishing it as a requirement when determining business partnerships.Most Important

79、 Cybersecurity Regulations,Frameworks,&Compliance S18NISTPerhaps one of the most widely used frameworks for up-and-coming organizations,the NIST(National Institute of Standards and Technology)Cybersecurity Framework(NIST CSF)is a set of general guidelines,standards,and best practices to mitigate cyb

80、er risks.NIST compliance is completely voluntary but provides an excellent framework for businesses to build stronger IT infrastructures and security policies.GLBAThe Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act(GLBA)is a US data security and privacy law that requires financial institutions to implement and disclose thei

81、r data protection policies.The data security program must include the nature and scope of its data handling activities and identify all risks involved in the institutions operations.FISMAFISMA(Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002)is a US federal law that requires all federal agencies

82、to develop an adequate information security program to protect any sensitive data that it collects and handles.FISMA also applies to state-level agencies administering federal programs and third-party providers contracted by federal agencies.ISO/IEC 27001ISO 27001 is a global standard for informatio

83、n security management and defines a framework for implementing,maintaining,and improving an organizations information security program.ISO 27001 helps organizations establish policies and procedures to better manage and protect sensitive information.This framework is often used to meet compliance re

84、quirements of other cybersecurity regulations.Most Important Cybersecurity Regulations,Frameworks,&Compliance S19PCI DSSThe PCI(Payment Card Industry)DSS(Data Security Standards)is a global information security standard that regulates all businesses that handle credit card transactions.The aim is to

85、 reduce and prevent credit card fraud by securing the three stages of credit card data:processing,storage,and transfer.GDPRThe GDPR(General Data Protection Regulation)regulates data privacy and protection for all countries within the EU(European Union)and European Economic Area.It is the official le

86、gal standard that applies to any business or organization that collects identifiable data of an EU citizen for professional or commercial purposes.The GDPR framework has also been adopted in many other non-European countries around the world.IT Act of 2000The Information Technology Act of 2000 is In

87、dias largest landmark cybersecurity law,governing all data security practices and cybercrime punishments.Since 2000,many amendments and acts have been written to include new security requirements,define cybercrime,determine which entities are affected,and establish a legal framework for cybersecurit

88、y.Most Important Cybersecurity Regulations,Frameworks,&Compliance S20How Organizations Can Implement a Cybersecurity P21How Organizations Can Implement a Cybersecurity ProgramHaving a strong cybersecurity program can separate great organizations from good ones because it demonstrates a commitment an

89、d willingness to invest in an area that many corporations and small businesses alike have not prioritized.Businesses and organizations that need to revise or implement a new cybersecurity program can follow these steps:1.Conduct a Security Risk AssessmentBefore implementing any security measures,org

90、anizations need to conduct a risk assessment to determine the scope of their attack surface.Risk assessments allow organizations to better understand the areas with the highest risk,the impact of potential cyber threats,the likelihood of successful attacks,risk appetite,and the assets of the highest

91、 value.By determining the above factors,organizations will be better prepared to allocate appropriate resources to secure those areas and understand what they need to achieve sufficient data security or meet compliance requirements.2.Develop a Risk Management PlanAfter conducting a risk assessment,y

92、our organization can select an appropriate cybersecurity framework as part of the risk management process that matches your business.Frameworks help provide a checklist and roadmap to meeting specific policies related to your industry.In some cases,multiple frameworks can be chosen to meet different

93、 requirements.How Organizations Can Implement a Cybersecurity P22Risk management plans should address how specific policies and procedures can mitigate threats and how they align with business objectives.All assets should be categorized by value,so the organization knows which areas they need to sec

94、ure first,which threats to mitigate,and how to prioritize risk remediation processes.3.Determine Which Cybersecurity Tools to UseIn most cases,implementing a cybersecurity program involves contracting with cybersecurity service providers specializing in certain areas,such as a managed security servi

95、ce provider(MSSP)or third-party risk management service(TPRMS).Many of these services provide around-the-clock monitoring,automated workflows,instant security alerts,and security assessments to make the entire process more efficient.Although contracting a service or tool may seem costly,using manual

96、 security processes can prove to be inefficient and ineffective.Many services are adjusting their offerings to include SMBs to help all businesses and organizations manage their cybersecurity.4.Implement New Security Controls,Policies,and ProceduresOnce the risk management plan has been determined a

97、nd the necessary tools have been selected,organizations should begin creating and implementing the new controls,policies,and procedures as soon as possible.These procedures should include cybersecurity best practices to ensure that the new cybersecurity program is able to stay current and relevant.T

98、hese new controls need to apply to all aspects of the business that handle important data and have a risk of becoming compromised or breached.This includes securing networks,endpoint users,software and applications,and computer systems.How Organizations Can Implement a Cybersecurity P235.Train Emplo

99、yees&Determine HiringAfter controls have been implemented,all employees need to be educated on the new policies and any additional training that is necessary(use of new technology,devices,or software).Employee training should be provided on a regular basis to enforce strong data security practices.A

100、dditionally,businesses need to determine if they need to hire additional IT staff to help manage organizational security or outsource security management.Hiring dedicated IT teams with a CISO may be out of budget for smaller companies but can prove to be extremely beneficial in the long run.6.Mainta

101、in Continuous Monitoring&Conduct Regular TestingMost security assessments only track the security posture at a point in time.However,cybersecurity must be maintained consistently around the clock.Continuous monitoring is a must to track suspicious network and user activity.Additionally,some tools li

102、ke attack surface management or vendor risk monitoring can help immediately identify potential security breaches and quickly determine remediation workflows.Regular testing of security protocols should be implemented as part of the program to ensure it is protected against the latest cyber threats.T

103、ests or audits can occur annually or bi-annually to ensure policies,procedures,and controls are not outdated.7.Conduct a Gap AssessmentGap assessments can be extremely helpful in determining how far your organization is from meeting industry standards.Questions to consider include:does your organiza

104、tion have enough personnel to manage all security internally?What areas of the security framework have not been met yet?Where are my cyber defenses currently lacking due to the prioritization of other measures?Who can be considered a model for the best overall cybersecurity in the industry?How Organ

105、izations Can Implement a Cybersecurity P248.Establish Future Goals&MilestonesThe final step of a cybersecurity program should be establishing future goals and milestones for continuous improvement and maturity.Part of the cybersecurity maturity model involves tracking progress and cyber resiliency c

106、apabilities over time to see definitive improvement.One popular maturity framework that many organizations use is the Capability Maturity Model Integration(CMMI),which businesses can use to track their progress(maturity)in developing better cybersecurity and risk management practices over time.While

107、 the model is designed to help organizations improve their processes,it can also be used as a strategic tool to measure implementation efficiency and effectiveness over a period of time.These goals and milestones will also set the future business goals as a whole.Program reevaluations may be necessa

108、ry to determine its effectiveness,or maybe organizations want to make the entire process more streamlined and efficient to match company scaling.Budgets may need to be readjusted to meet the demands of a revamped cybersecurity program,or maybe some services become redundant.How Organizations Can Imp

109、lement a Cybersecurity ProgramLevel Up Your Cybersecurity with UpGuardFind out how you can take your cybersecurity to the next level with UpGuard,whether youre managing your internal attack surfaces or managing third-party vendor risks.Were here to help,shoot us an email at Looking for a better,smar

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