Cybersecurity
Your reputation or the existence of your business is at risk at all times
Big companies can afford an army of cybersecurity experts but from time to time, they lack the resources or expertise. Sometimes, they need independent eyes to review their IT and business landscape.
Small or Medium Sized companies often lack of expertise, resources, and even money to deal with the cybersecurity subjects.
Asset Management
To protect the business, one must first identify the “assets” to secure.
Vulnerability Management
Everyday, a new vulnerability is identified for the assets you are using. These must be constantly monitored and managed.
Data Security and Privacy
Protecting your business data ensures your success and continuity of your business.
Risk Management
Before implementing protection measures, you need to know the risks your business is facing.
Access Management
Provide access to data when and where needed only.
Privileged Account Management
Many users work with higher privileges which increases exposure of your business to cybersecurity risks.
Network Security
Ensure that your IT environment is using secure communication channels and is protected against penetrations from outside.
Application Security
Applications you want to build or use must have security features and must go through security tests.
Secure Configuration
Out-of-the-box configurations of the IT systems you are often insecure and need to be changed to secure ones.
Email Security
Use platform specific security features for data protection as well as against fraud attempts.
Incident Management
Detect the alerts and identify the incidents to be able to efficiently manage the potential damage.
Your reputation or the existence of your business is at risk at all times
Big companies can afford an army of cybersecurity experts but from time to time, they lack the resources or expertise. Sometimes, they need independent eyes to review their IT and business landscape.
Small or Medium Sized companies often lack of expertise, resources, and even money to deal with the cybersecurity subjects.
Implementation of Industry or Country Standards
To prove your cybersecurity posture to your clients or governments, obtaining a cybersecurity certification based on an industry or country standard is very useful.
There are different standards or regulations available based on your industry or country. We are experienced in implementing the necessary cybersecurity controls, preparing the evidences for certification process, and supporting you afterwards.
We in Tosba can help you to systematically understand, organize, and transition for the compliance with these standards.
ISO 27001
No matter which industry you are in, protecting your IT (Information Technology) landscape is essential to maintain your business and reputation.
Implementing the controls required for this standard and obtaining the certification gives you and your clients the necessary assurance of your security maturity.
ISO/SAE 21434 and UN R155
Road vehicles with digital equipment may have to fulfill certain cybersecurity requirements to be approved on roads.
These regulations apply for some countries but the principles are generally accepted to be implemented to ensure the public safety on the roads.
IEC 62443
As dependency of technology in society increases, security threats increase as well. These threats may impact lives and cause disruption or destruction in worst case.
OT (Operational Technology) impacts lives directly. Complying with this standard helps you to prove your organization or products are secure for public usage.
NIS2
EU directive is established as mandatory for certain type of companies to reduce the impact from cyber crime or prevent it.
SOC2
Having the customer data at the center of attention, the objective is having suitable controls to avoid an unauthorised access to customer data due to various weaknesses.
NIST
Many users work with higher privileges which increases exposure of your business to cybersecurity risks.