Reliable cyber risk assessments
Have your company’s organizational and technical IT infrastructure reviewed by our IT security experts. A standardised cyber risk assessment reveals weaknesses and shows where action is needed.
The Perseus Cyber Risk Assessment gives you confidence in whether your organization’s current security standard is adequate. In addition, risk analyses of this kind provide evidence of measures that should be actively taken to ensure system security.
The Perseus Cyber Risk Assessment combines technical and organizational reviews of your IT infrastructure. This enables a comprehensive assessment of your IT security status – tailored to the individual requirements of small and medium-sized companies.
With many years of expertise and personal contact, the risk assessment offers a fixed contact person and an independent assessment of your IT security level. You will receive concrete tips on how to close potential security gaps in your IT.
Regular, standardized review of the current state of IT security
The Perseus Cyber Risk Assessment gives you confidence in whether your organization’s current security standard is adequate. In addition, risk analyses of this kind provide evidence of the measures that are actively taken to ensure system security.
Holistic insight through internal and external investigations
The Perseus Cyber Risk Assessment combines technical and organizational reviews of your IT infrastructure. This enables a comprehensive assessment of your IT security status – tailored to the individual requirements of small and medium-sized companies.
Maximum IT security through expert knowledge and individual advice
With many years of expertise and personal contact, the risk assessment offers a fixed contact person and an independent assessment of your IT security level. You will receive concrete tips on how to close potential security gaps in your IT.
Insight into practice:
The Security Baseline Check helps companies to identify existing vulnerabilities in a targeted manner and to sustainably improve protection against digital threats.
The Security Baseline Check helps companies to identify existing vulnerabilities in a targeted manner and to sustainably improve protection against digital threats.
Many SBC customers only realize how vulnerable their data backup is during the analysis – often through simple configuration errors. The Security Baseline Check uncovers technical vulnerabilities and potential disruptions before they become a problem.
The live check revealed: A company’s backups had been down for weeks – unnoticed. The assumption that errors would be reported automatically was wrong. Regular reviews of systems and processes are essential to identify such risks in good time.
The SBC helps companies identify risks and improve their security strategy in a targeted manner. This fends off future threats and optimizes IT security measures. Direct exchange with experts plays a central role in this.
Answer the questions of the digital questionnaire. This gives our analysts a meaningful picture and gives them an insight into your IT security levels.
Together with an analyst, you will now take a deeper look into the IT structure of your company. Our experts will share the results with you, answer your questions and give valuable tips.
You will then receive a report that summarizes the results and gives you useful recommendations for action that you can use to strengthen your company’s IT security and make it future-proof.
Many security vulnerabilities remain undiscovered until it is too late. Our IT risk assessment reveals potential vulnerabilities at an early stage – technically and organizationally. Request the Security Baseline Check for your company without obligation or book a free consultation.
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