Cybersecurity

The quick assessment of IT processes is a tool developed by RSM to provide a general diagnosis of a company's IT processes.

The objective of this assessment is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of Information Technology processes in terms of their ability to generate value for the business.

To carry out this assessment, the COBIT-2019 framework by ISACA is used for the description of the following:

• Domains
• Objectives
• Practices

The IT process maturity assessment is a tool designed to determine, in a specific, accurate, achievable, measurable, repeatable, and time-bound manner, the maturity level of an organization’s IT processes.

The objective of this assessment is to describe the current state of these processes and compare them either against suggested standard values, industry benchmarks, or a custom target defined by the organization.

To conduct this assessment, the COBIT-2019 framework by ISACA is used to describe the following:

• Domains
• Objectives
• Practices
• Activities

The assessment includes a gap analysis against industry best practices.

It also includes the prioritization and development of a remediation roadmap based on the findings identified during the assessment.

This assessment is designed to define the maturity model of processes related to information security within a company.

The objective is to gather specific insights and provide significant added value to the organization’s Information Security Management System (ISMS).

The study is based on a technical, measurable, repeatable, and accurate evaluation of the organization’s maturity levels in the area of information security.

The methodology used to calculate maturity is based on CMMI V2.0 (Capability Maturity Model Integration) by the CMMI Institute. All model controls are based on the best practices described in the INTE/ISO/IEC 27002:2016 standard.

This assessment is designed to define the maturity model of processes related to cybersecurity within an organization.

The objective is to gather specific insights and provide significant added value to the client’s cybersecurity program.

The study is based on a technical, measurable, repeatable, and accurate evaluation of the organization’s maturity levels in cybersecurity.

The methodology used to calculate maturity is based on CMMI V2.0 (Capability Maturity Model Integration) by the CMMI Institute.

All model controls are based on the CSC-18 security controls guide from the Center for Internet Security (CIS) and the SANS Institute.

The purpose of this assessment is to provide a measurable and effective way to analyze and improve software security posture.

It covers the full software lifecycle, including development and acquisition, regardless of technology or process.

This is a risk-based model that provides specific insights for decision-makers.

The assessment is based on the methodology described by OWASP in the SAMM v2.0 (Software Assurance Maturity Model) document. It evaluates the development function across five business functions:

• Governance
• Disign
• Implementation
• Verification
• Operations

Identify vulnerabilities in our clients’ platforms that could be exploited by a malicious user.

Analyze the different attack vectors through which a malicious actor could gain unauthorized access to the platform’s infrastructure and data.

Conduct a threat modeling exercise to determine the platform's risks and the necessary measures for data protection.

Provide a detailed guide outlining the steps required to exploit the identified vulnerabilities, along with the necessary actions for proper remediation.