Why You Need a CvCISO in 2023
Learn how a CvCISO can protect your business in this comprehensive blog post by CNE.
A CvCISO can help you identify and mitigate security risks, implement security controls, and develop a security plan to prevent and mitigate expensive damages.
Hiring a CvCISO shows customers, investors, and partners that your organization is taking cybersecurity seriously and that you are taking steps to protect their assets.
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Our CvCISO will conduct a risk assessment with you, in one of multiple sessions. Once completed, we provide a list of priority items to secure your environment.
Our CvCISO will work with the client to prioritize key items, establish a timeline, and provide a dashboard for monitoring progress. For best results, pair with a risk assessment.
We’ll work with you to create policies, an operational framework, and provide regular reviews and training to prepare for attacks.
Confirms that all governance measures are followed by conducting audits, risk assessments, and reviewing logs and tools. We work with your IT department to ensure the success of your operational framework and risk prevention measures.
Our CvCISO will work with your team to review current policies and verify that they are meeting current standards and properly covering all risk vectors this policy would cover.
Our CvCISO will aid in setting up a training service, or aid in creating a training campaign(s) with the goal of properly training employees to better identify phishing attempts and to use best safety practices.
Our CvCISO will use the tools available to scan the client’s environment and locate potential vulnerabilities.
Our CvCISO service will prepare multiple attack scenarios and work with your team to simulate real-life events. The goal is to make employees more comfortable with their roles and the steps they need to take during an attack.
Communications Network Engineering (CNE) is a 100% employee-owned company with a headquarters in Fargo, ND. Because CNE is an ESOP, we are all uniquely invested in your success. As professional engineers, we take our responsibility seriously. CNE offers planning and funding, COE and OSP engineering, operations assistance, mapping/right-of-way/permitting, and IT services to clients around the region. We have an interactive approach with our clients to ensure we find the best solution for their needs.