How a cybercriminal looks at your company
By now you know from the many cybercrime stories in the news, it is no longer an opportunity but a certainty that a cyber incident will also affect your organisation, your customers, your suppliers.
It is precisely because it is so easy for cybercriminals that cyber incidents will only continue to increase. We faithfully lock windows and doors of our buildings, but digitally we do not, or at least not completely. Not so much because we don't want to, rather because we don't know how.
Your digital footprint reflects how a hacker sees your business
Did you know that there are plenty of websites available that allow you to see for yourself what digital windows and doors are open at your company? It's just like driving your car around and looking at houses to see what windows or doors are open.
So you can check that for yourself just as you can check that with/for your customers and suppliers; after all, they are also using your data that you want handled securely, right?
In human language
We realise that your time is scarce, and that there are many technical challenges involved. That is why CyberContract helps you map out that technical part of your cyber risk; your digital footprint. Just because this can be a very technical story, we translate the findings into human language so that you understand what the potential impact of that could be.
Auditing / Pentesting
Once it is clear how a cybercriminal looks at your business from the outside, we can go deeper. With a deep dive audit/pentest, we effectively enter the internal network and think as a cybercriminal would, with even the possibility of physical access control.
