Modern Institutions Need Identity Driven Security
Institutions everywhere are digitally transforming, impacting all dimensions of the organization, operation, and technology. An institution’s cybersecurity operation is not exempt. The (SEA)results Security Assessment establishes institutions' security baselines to measure continuous improvements against, while identifying strengths and opportunities for improved management of cybersecurity risks. The program then maps and evaluates current security controls against multiple globally accepted standards and frameworks, including those established by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Phishing and social engineering attacks are becoming more frequent.
Employees and students want anytime/anywhere access to institution information and applications. This means protecting institutional assets outside the traditional network borders through secure communications and authentication.
Any difficulties users encounter either understanding or carrying out security procedures increase the likelihood of noncompliance, compromising security.
Employees and students want anytime/anywhere access to institution information and applications. This means protecting institutional assets outside the traditional network borders through secure communications and authentication.
Phishing and social engineering attacks are becoming more frequent.
Employees and students want anytime/anywhere access to institution information and applications. This means protecting institutional assets outside the traditional network borders through secure communications and authentication.
Any difficulties users encounter either understanding or carrying out security procedures increase the likelihood of noncompliance, compromising security.
Employees and students want anytime/anywhere access to institution information and applications. This means protecting institutional assets outside the traditional network borders through secure communications and authentication.
Identify assess how well your institution’s security operations manage technology assets, operate in your business environment, and assess risk, while determining the overall maturity of your risk management strategy.
Protect assesses how effective your institution is at preventing cyberattacks.
Detect assesses how well your institution is able to discover cybersecurity events on a timely basis.
Respond assess how well your institution is prepared to contain the impact of a potential cybersecurity event. The Respond dimension covers response planning, communications, analysis, mitigation, and improvements.
Recover assesses your ability to return to a state of normal operations after a cybersecurity event. The Recover dimension covers recovery planning, improvements, and communications.