Data has never been more critical. The world has never been more connected.
These two simple facts underline the importance of information and cyber security, which aim to protect your organisation against digital threats, whether to your confidential data, your internal systems or your online presence.
Information security and cyber security are step-by-step processes that aim to ensure your business’s systems and information are available when and where you need them, but are only accessible to authorised individuals. An organisation needs to make a wealth of considerations to ensure that their security strategies are effective, including architecture, risk assessment, threat modelling, penetration testing and compliance.
With so many pieces to the cyber security puzzle, implementing an effective strategy – and ensuring it doesn’t hinder your ability to conduct your business, but rather enhances it – is a complex task.
One that Stratigence can help with.
Data has never been more critical. The world has never been more connected.
These two simple facts underline the importance of information and cyber security, which aim to protect your organisation against digital threats, whether to your confidential data, your internal systems or your online presence.
Information security and cyber security are step-by-step processes that aim to ensure your business’s systems and information are available when and where you need them, but are only accessible to authorised individuals. An organisation needs to make a wealth of considerations to ensure that their security strategies are effective, including architecture, risk assessment, threat modelling, penetration testing and compliance.
With so many pieces to the cyber security puzzle, implementing an effective strategy – and ensuring it doesn’t hinder your ability to conduct your business, but rather enhances it – is a complex task. One that Stratigence can help with.
Our cyber security offerings
At Stratigence we help a wide array of New Zealand businesses, from high-growth start-ups to large multinationals, to maintain the integrity of their data and systems through information and cyber security measures. We engage with our clients in a way that ensures discoveries and recommendations happen on-site, but that all other work can be done remotely.
Our cyber security services cover every facet of a complete security strategy.
Our cyber security offerings
At Stratigence we help a wide array of New Zealand businesses, from high-growth start-ups to large multinationals, to maintain the integrity of their data and systems through information and cyber security measures. We engage with our clients in a way that ensures discoveries and recommendations happen on-site, but that all other work can be done remotely.
Our cyber security services cover every facet of a complete security strategy.
Information Security Compliance
An organisation will inevitably be responsible for not just their own information, but that of customers and other third parties. Standards have thus been designed to ensure the security of all data.
Whether you’re seeking standard compliance in response to an RFP, in preparation for a merger or acquisition, as part of your due diligence when launching into a new market, or to ensure ongoing compliance to ever-evolving legislation, Stratigence can assist your organisation in complying with:
Cyber Security Risk Assessment
Risk management frameworks must be in place for cyber/information security, just as they should for any risk an organisation faces.
At Stratigence we work to ensure that an organisation’s information security risk framework is aligned with its broader risk framework. We work to understand the risks faced by the company, forming them into a risk matrix before making recommendations on how they might be mitigated or managed.
We then give you the option of either implementing these strategies yourself, or having our expert team implement them for you.
Cyber Security Risk Assessment
Risk management frameworks must be in place for cyber/information security, just as they should for any risk an organisation faces.
At Stratigence we work to ensure that an organisation’s information security risk framework is aligned with its broader risk framework. We work to understand the risks faced by the company, forming them into a risk matrix before making recommendations on how they might be mitigated or managed.
We then give you the option of either implementing these strategies yourself, or having our expert team implement them for you.
Cyber Security Architecture
In order for security efforts to be truly effective, they need to be part of your organisation’s DNA. In terms of information and cyber security, this means designing security measures into the underlying systems architecture.
By building your systems architecture to be secure from the ground up, you’ll enjoy ‘defence in depth’, where an external threat may get past one roadblock, only to be faced by another, and another.
Our cyber security architecture services include:
Application Penetration Testing
Practice makes perfect, and in cyber/information security that practice comes in the form of penetration testing (pen testing) – a simulated cyber attack against your systems designed to highlight vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
Our pen tests range from general vulnerability scans to targeted, system-specific attacks, and can be used to evaluate the security of a range of systems and technologies, including:
Application Penetration Testing
Practice makes perfect, and in cyber/information security that practice comes in the form of penetration testing (pen testing) – a simulated cyber attack against your systems designed to highlight vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
Our pen tests range from general vulnerability scans to targeted, system-specific attacks, and can be used to evaluate the security of a range of systems and technologies, including:
Software Threat Modelling
What are the key risks and threats that your business might be exposed to? Threat modelling seeks to answer that question.
Threat modelling can – and ideally should – be undertaken at both the macro and the micro level. Macro modelling encompasses multiple systems and processes in analysing potential threats, while micro modelling focuses on a single system or process.
Software threat modelling is designed to highlight the potential of such threats and vulnerabilities as spoofing, tampering, repudiation, information disclosure, denial of service and elevation of privilege.
