The Right Cybersecurity Protection for Your Company Starts With Your Risk Posture

Excellent! Having cybersecurity measures in place is smart business. Because your business is continually changing and growing, your security needs are changing too.

Bad actors are getting more sophisticated, attacks are happening more often, and it's important that your protection is up to date. Continually adding to your security knowledge is one way company leaders ensure their valuable company and customer assets are protected.

We get it. Technology decisions that impact your business can feel complicated, time-consuming, expensive, and simply exhausting. This ebook will introduce you to two essential types of risk every company faces. Then we'll show you how two short risk assessments will help you focus on what's important and prioritize the rest.

Technology is complicated, and the skills to minimize risks are specialized. The IT team your rely on to support your day-to-day operations often doesn't have the cybersecurity depth that your company needs. You might find this other free ebook helpful too.

Cybersecurity Guide for Company Leaders

That's a great question. Cybersecurity protection isn't a one-and-done project. That means that the security tools and services your company implemented in the past need to be regularly reviewed. Questions you and your team should ask include:

What has changed with our business needs and long-term objectives since we last looked at our security measures?

What has changed in the threat landscape that increases our risk exposure?

When is the last time our security provider has reviewed our services and business goals with us?

Remember that cybersecurity is a strategic business responsibility that starts with the company's leadership. The tools and technologies should support, serve, and align with your unique company's needs at any given time. Including these two short 20-question each cyber risk assessments in your regular reviews help focus and clarify your company's unique risk posture.

Free Cybersecurity Risk Tolerance Assessment

Free Cybersecurity Risk Appetite Assessment