Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing

Strengthen your company's resilience to cyber threats

Cyberattacks can affect a company's operations, data, finances and reputation. Effective cybersecurity therefore requires technical security measures, clear responsibilities and an up-to-date overview of risks and vulnerabilities. RSM helps you assess your cybersecurity, identify significant areas for improvement and prioritise the measures that best support the company's needs. 

Gain an overview of your cybersecurity We assess the company's existing security framework based on relevant risks, systems, processes and organisational factors. 
An assessment can provide an overview of areas including: 
governance, roles and responsibilities 
protection of systems and data 
access management 
cyber incident management 
resilience and recovery 
suppliers and external dependencies 
employee security awareness 
technical vulnerabilities 
The results are presented in a clear, action-oriented format, enabling both management and responsible functions to understand the risk profile and prioritise the next steps. 
From assessment to action Based on the assessment, you receive an overall picture of: 
where the company is performing well 
where the most significant risks are found 

which improvements should be prioritised
who should be responsible
how progress can be monitored

If required, we can help prepare a prioritised roadmap and support the implementation of the recommended measures.

Penetration testing

A penetration test examines the security of a defined system, application or technical environment.

Before testing begins, the scope, testing method, time window, access arrangements and communication channels are agreed. This ensures that the test is performed in a controlled and targeted manner.

The purpose is to identify vulnerabilities and assess whether they can be exploited in practice. Following the test, you receive a report containing an executive overview, technical observations, risk assessments and specific remediation recommendations. If required, remediated observations can be followed up with a retest.

Penetration testing can be performed as a standalone engagement or as a supplement to a broader assessment of the company's cybersecurity.