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AUDIT
WHAT IS A SECURITY AUDIT
A security audit is a key process for any organization that enables a deep understanding of the current security state and identification of potential vulnerabilities in the system. Thanks to the audit, companies can precisely determine which elements of their IT infrastructure require improvement to ensure better protection against cyber threats and to achieve compliance with legal regulations or generally accepted certifications. This process not only highlights vulnerabilities, but also offers recommendations on best practices and solutions that can be implemented to strengthen the overall security of the organization.
HOW WE CONDUCT AUDIT
The audit process in an organization is closely tailored to its goals, varying depending on whether it is to check compliance with applicable legal regulations or to prepare for obtaining a specific quality certificate standard. The audit allows you to take a close look at current security processes, evaluate implemented controls and identify potential system weaknesses.
A key element of the audit is also a deep scanning of vulnerabilities in IT infrastructure and web applications, which are indispensable for the safe functioning of every modern organization. Such a comprehensive review not only identifies vulnerabilities in data protection and systems, but also provides concrete guidance on how to improve your digital security posture. Thanks to the audit, organizations can not only increase their resistance to cyber threats, but also better prepare to meet the required standards and norms.
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AUDIT AND MATURITY
Measuring cybersecurity maturity is a key process that enables organizations to assess their readiness to counter digital threats. Unlike an audit, which focuses on compliance with specific standards, measuring maturity allows for an in-depth analysis and understanding of the processes, strategies and security technologies used by the company. This process helps identify areas requiring improvement and allows you to chart a path for cybersecurity development.
Implementing such an assessment differs from an audit because it focuses on more strategic aspects of information security, taking into account not only current standards and requirements, but also future threats and the organization's business goals. This makes it possible to create a long-term plan for strengthening cybersecurity that is tailored to the specifics and needs of a specific organization.
The benefits of measuring cybersecurity maturity are manifold. This not only allows for a better understanding of current defense capabilities against cyber threats, but also allows for the efficient allocation of resources, focusing on key risk areas and ultimately increasing the organization's resilience to potential attacks. This process also supports risk management, improves regulatory compliance and strengthens the company's overall security posture.
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