CyberCrime Security Prevention and Enterprise Response

Today's advances in cyber communication is proving to be a dual edge sword. While we enjoy the benefits of the information highway which allows businesses to strategically tap resources and customers around the globe, we have also witnessed how indiscriminately it extends this same benefit to terrorist and hackers alike.

Cyberterrorism is no longer just a concern for IT managers trying to prevent the compromise of sensitive information, but it has become a much larger concern to the corporate stakeholders who's shareholders profits and state regulated obligations hold them personally responsible.

The fact remains that network attacks, blended threats, and internal abuse regularly comprise critical systems leading to loss of sensitive corporate data.


STRATEGY & POLICY
Security Managers around the globe agree that it is much more cost-effective to proactively combat cyberterrorism by engaging experts whose core competency is security, and provide security assessments and policy reviews with recommendations for security prevention.

By engaging others to perform security assessments and policy reviews, corporate stakeholders can concentrate more of their resources on the primary objectives: creating true business value by enhancing and marketing their own core competency.


SEISMO PRINCIPLES & METHODOLOGY
Incorporating security and privacy into information systems, processes and technology is not only an important part of good information governance, but it is also increasingly becoming a legal requirement in many states.

CyberCrime Security is summarized by three activities:

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SEISMO SERVICES

• Recovery Services (e.g., Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP))
• Restoration Services (e.g., Business Continuity Planning (BCP))
• Security Forensics