Critical Information Infrastructure (CII)

Critical Infrastructure security is of paramount importance in protecting systems and services that are essential to society and the economy: power and water distribution networks, transport and communications grids. The real-world, high profile consequences of a cyber-attack could include service disruption, environmental damage, financial loss and personal injury on a large scale. Alongside this, there is the often mammoth task of managing a large number of customers, handling data relating to usage, payments and connection status, as well as dealing with geographically diverse legacy systems.

Offered Services

Cyber Security Consultancy

Cybersecurity threats are inevitable and unpredictable. Enterprises must have a cybersecurity strategy to deal with risks to prevent future breaches and mitigate their impact.

Security Operations Center

A security operations center (SOC) is a facility that houses an information security team responsible for monitoring and analyzing an organization’s security posture on an ongoing basis.

Risk Management

Today’s leaders need meaningful cyber situation awareness to safeguard sensitive data, sustain fundamental operations, and protect national infrastructure.

Threat Intelligence

Cyber threat intelligence covers knowledge of cyber threats and threat actor groups that impact cybersecurity.

Incident Handling

Incident response is the approach an organization or more specifically an IT security team takes in handling an incident or breach of a system or multiple systems.

Vulnerability Assessment

Identifying vulnerabilities in internet-facing systems is an important first step for any organisation to improve their security posture and is central to effective cyber risk management.

Cyber Security Curriculum

Training is an essential element in the development of individuals and teams that are prepared to protect governmental, military, and commercial institutions from cyberattacks

Cyber Security Awareness

The threat of Social Media Phishing is real, and businesses must ensure they fully understand the potential role played by social media in facilitating cybercrime.

Road to Certification

Cybersecurity certification requires the organizations following certain set of standard procedures and compliance checklists developed by industry experts to be followed.