The Cyber Incident Readiness Assessment is provided by IT Governance’s sister company GRCI Law Limited, a specialist in data privacy, cyber security, and legal and compliance advisory services.
This service is currently being updated. Please contact us for more information.
Every year, cyber security incidents cause billions in damages to organisations.
This assessment provides an impartial and detailed review of your organisation’s cyber resilience capacity to identify, contain, mitigate and recover from a cyber incident. The review covers:
After the review, you will receive a detailed report with our findings, recommendations and guidance on remediation tactics, and a prioritised action plan.
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We will conduct an impartial and incisive review of your organisation’s cyber incident response capabilities so that you can easily address any gaps and significantly reduce the impact of a cyber incident.
To examine your readiness of your organisation, we will look across a broad range of controls you have in place; from what your staff know about how to respond to an incident, to how vulnerable your physical controls are. This will ensure complete coverage of your assets, should an incident occur.
This service is based on a combination of the good-practice cyber incident response framework developed by CREST, and the international standard on incident management, ISO/IEC 27035.
Our dedicated cyber incident responder will be able to spot the weaknesses within your organisation and guide you through a prioritised action plan that instils confidence within your team, should an incident occur.
Bolster your cyber resilience so you know that you can withstand an attack and return to business as soon as possible.
Cliff Martin heads the cyber incident response service within GRCI Law.
He began his career teaching computer systems and network technologies in further and higher-education institutions.
Cliff then worked in the defence industry, where his main areas of expertise were risk management and accreditation, incident management and response, and secure systems architecture and configuration.
His key qualifications include:
Cliff understands the complexity of cyber security incidents and their potential impact on an organisation, its users and/or customers.