PROCESSES AND CONTROLS

Certified Advisors: Evaluating Threats and Implementing Critical Controls for Your Business

Constructing Effective Cyber Strategies: A Gradual, Knowledge-Driven Approach. Building a successful cyber strategy is a gradual process rooted in comprehensive insights into existing and desired processes, as well as a thorough understanding of common threats from a potential attacker’s perspective. It involves three crucial steps: prioritizing assets and risks, enhancing controls and processes, and establishing an efficient governance model.

ASSETS	THREATS	CONTROLS
Data	Data breach Information Misuse and Manipulation Corruption Data	Data protection (eg, encryption) Data-recovery capability Boundary defense
People	Identify theft Man in the middle Social engineering Abuse of authorization	Controlled access Account monitoring Security skills and training Background screening Awareness and social control
Infrastructure	Service denial Hardware manipulation Botnets Network intrusion, malware	Privileged access control Audit logs monitoring Malware defenses Network controls Inventory Secure configuration Continuous vulnerability assessment
Applications	Software manipulation Software unauthorized installation System information misuse Service denial	Email, web-browser protections Application-software security< Inventory Secure configuration Continuous vulnerability assessment

Teippo Cyber Threat Intelligence Enrichment

Enhancing Cyber Threat Intelligence: The Foundation of Our Solutions. Our solutions are built on the enrichment of cyber threat intelligence, which encompasses insights into the cyber realm, threat actors, and cybersecurity challenges. This intelligence covers details about malware, tools, TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures), behavior, and other indicators associated with threats.

Leveraging ATT&CK Models and Strategies: Profiling Attackers and Adversaries. Our integration of models and strategies based on ATT&CK proves invaluable in comprehending and documenting attacker profiles and adversary groups. This approach allows us to create behavior-focused laboratories, independent of the tools employed by attackers or adversary groups.

Our team of specialists, analysts, and defenders excels in comprehending common behaviors across various groups, enabling more effective defense strategies. We tackle questions like ‘What’s the best defense against adversary group APT3’ By understanding how multiple groups employ similar technical behaviors, our analysts prioritize defenses with broad-reaching impact across diverse threat types.

ATT&CK’s structured format can add value to threat reporting by categorizing behavior beyond standard indicators.

Aggregation of intelligence from multiple sources
Data Curation, Normalization, Enrichment, and Risk Scoring
Integration with existing security systems
Threat information analysis and sharing

Three cybersecurity trends with large-scale Smart implications

To effectively address and mitigate future disruptions, organizations must adopt a forward-thinking approach, starting now. In the next three to five years, three major cybersecurity trends across various technologies will significantly impact businesses.implications for organizations.
On-demand access to ubiquitous data and information platforms is increasing

Zero Trust Capability (ZTA) and large data sets for security purposes
Zero-trust architecture (ZTA) practice – Cloud and On-Premise
Behavioral analytics
Elastic log monitoring for large data sets
Homomorphic encryption

Sophisticated Hackers Harness AI, Machine Learning, and Advanced Technologies for Attacks

Use automation to combat increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks
Automation applied through a risk-based approach
Using defensive AI and machine learning for cybersecurity
Technical and organizational responses to ransomware

The growing regulatory landscape and continued shortages of resources, knowledge and talent will overwhelm cybersecurity

Integrate security into technological capabilities to address increasing regulatory scrutiny and resource gaps
Secure software development
Leveraging X as a Service
Infrastructure and security as code
Software bill of materials. As compliance requirements increase

Intelligent Cyber Security Services

BUSINESS OBJECTIVES ARE HOW WE DEFINE CYBERSECURITY’S PURPOSE

Identify Cyber Security Protection

DEFINE THE RIGHT MIX OF PEOPLE, PROCESS AND TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

People

Do we have the right people, in the right roles, with adequate skills?

Process

Do we have the right process (and cross function integration) at an adequate level of maturity?

Security

Do we have the appropriate security partners, solutions, and capabilities in place?

Common Business Obligations and Processes

Security must support the primary business objectives