IT Security Services from Sarder Technology
Information security consulting from Sarder Technology includes the following IT security services:
- Security Program Strategy services to design, build and run the optimal security program for your organization
- Enterprise Risk and Compliance services that leverage risk and compliance strategies to help make your organization more secure and resilient
- Threat and Vulnerability Management services that provide hands-on expertise to identify threats, remediate vulnerabilities and solve specific security challenges
- Enterprise Incident Management services with information security consulting from malware experts that can help you quickly move from crisis to continuity
- Security Architecture and Implementation services that help to navigate complex environments and provide maximum value for your security projects
- Education and Awareness services to train personnel in behavior that can improve security and reduce risk
- Identity and Access Management services to ensure your network is accessed only by trusted people and devices
- Managed Security Services that add expertise and hands-on help to your security team
Security Advisory Services for Boards & Executives
We improve your board of directors’ and C-level executives’ understanding of the role of cybersecurity by providing actionable guidance that’s designed to future-proof your business. Our proven approaches to diagnosis and our roadmaps help stakeholders gain confidence in your plans to reduce risks and enhance digital trust.
Cybersecurity Strategy & Operating Model Development
Our business-centric, enterprise-wide security strategies and operating models help you define a security program that covers governance, processes, technologies, metrics, culture change and crisis management.
Security for M&A
Our teams bring decades of experience in due diligence and can help you understand the security risks associated with potential mergers and acquisitions. Once a deal is closed, we also help integrate the cybersecurity capabilities of the organizations.
Governance Risk & Compliance
We assess your current security posture while aligning approaches with your specific regulatory requirements. With a robust framework, you’ll improve your executives’ decision making, as well as your ability to achieve compliance and prepare for market volatility.
Business Continuity & Cyber Resilience
As you ready your business for a significant disruption, you’ll need cyber and traditional continuity and recovery strategies that involve personnel across all levels of your business. With integrated response plans, we help you align your business continuity programs with your organizational structure to build business resilience.
Network Security
Sustain performance and simplify management with intelligent network security.
Cloud Security
As enterprises continue to seek scalability, flexibility and efficiency in their technology stack, cloud platforms become very attractive. For many organizations, the strategy for information technology is to adopt cloud-based services first and seek on premise implementation as an alternative if cloud options do not meet business needs. While in some cases a cloud service may be more secure than a similar service hosted internally, this is not an assumption that can be applied universally.
Security Intelligence
In today’s cyber reality, breaches will succeed and the adversary is highly skilled in avoiding detection. The question is not “if,” but “when” an incident will occur. As IT complexity increases, skilled security analysts become harder to hire, train and retain, leaving your program with holes.
Data Security
Protect your entire ecosystem of data and devices with centrally-managed endpoint security and compliance solutions.
Enterprise Security Architecture
Every element in your organization helps play a key role in securing your enterprise infrastructure. People, process and technology must work together to maximize effectiveness when it comes to protecting your data and assets. Meeting this goal means that your enterprise architecture must be aligned with your business needs so that decisions and enforcement are consistent throughout the IT environment.
Third Party Risk Management
In order to optimize business, scale to meet market demand and increase profitability, organizations look to third-party relationships to perform key business functions. The risk of doing business with a third party can come at a high cost. A majority of recent high-profile breaches have originated from a third party,compromising clients, shattering business reputations and leading to substantial fallout. Third-party breaches can be catastrophic to an organization.
Mobile & Endpoint Security
Protect all of your endpoints from a broad range of threats.
Advance Threat
The presence of malicious code in your network infrastructure is an unavoidable consequence of doing business. Piling on malware defense controls frequently results in overburdened security staff, preventing them from detecting and responding to targeted attacks efficiently. The truth is discovering malware is only half of the story. Widespread backdoors, irregular computer access patterns and data leaving your systems are all signs that you may have fallen victim to an advanced attack.
Identiry
We live in an increasingly connected world, and the issue of identity is more important than ever. The growing use of cloud and mobile devices as well as the consumerization of information technology (IT) expand the risk of a cyber security attack causing significant financial and reputational harm. How can you ensure that only authorized employees, partners and customers are able to seamlessly access the right applications using trusted devices?
Email Security
Protect your organization from outside attacks, ensure the secure exchange of email and meet compliance and e-discovery mandates.
IoT
Living in a highly connected world has produced greater efficiencies, better-run products and new opportunities for business. Actions informed by predictive analytics and data from a variety of sources contribute to highly complex systems capable of operating brilliantly without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. This is the promise of the Internet of Things (IoT). However, as with any security frontier, IoT presents new problems to solve. Leveraging the possibilities of IoT means changing the way you do business.