Cybersecurity-as-a-Service

Our CaaS is a subscription-based approach to cybersecurity that offers cybersecurity protection on demand. It is a pay-as-you-go model in which services can vary and be tailored to your needs. These services can include threat monitoring, compliance with industry standards, employee training, and penetration testing, which simulates an attack on the network. Two of this approach’s main advantages is that it takes the burden off the business to hire and maintain an internal cybersecurity team, and allows organizations to scale up as their business grows without the need to keep recruiting and hiring cybersecurity professionals.

Our CaaS consists of five key components: risk-based posture, managed vulnerability, penetration testing, incident response and forensics, and cybersecurity IQ training. Individually, they can enhance what you’ve already put in place, or fill in the gaps in either your technology or cybersecurity-related recruiting. Collectively, these services provide you with an end-to-end approach to managing risk that can scale with you as you grow.

Simply put, you can’t tell how easy it is to hit any target without trying for yourself. Penetration testing to their limit and beyond. It applies the latest technologies and tactics to hammer on your network until any vulnerabilities or gaps are identified. We go hard on your network’s defenses to ensure they’ll stand up to whatever comes your way.

Our Cybersecurity’s Managed Vulnerability combines the expertise of our specialists with a portfolio of solutions that offer platforms, service modules, and professional services that enable you to take your vulnerability management program to the next level. Managed Vulnerability helps reduce the time and cost to protect your network, streamlines your cybersecurity stance, and ensures regulatory compliance. With unlimited internal and external scanning, and ongoing access to our team of professionals, Managed Vulnerability drives accountability and delivers exceptional operational efficiencies.

Cybersecurity breaches are often initiated by the uninformed or careless actions of employees, contractors, or other third parties. This makes it critical to consider the human element of the attack surface when working to improve your organization's security posture and reduce your risk. Our Cybersecurity IQ Training comprises 18 video training lessons and quizzes. Designed to be engaging, educational, and impactful, the lessons provide learners with a basic understanding of how their actions may affect security within your organization. Participants ‘graduate’ with a comprehensive awareness of best practices and individual accountability in maintaining security.

Our subscription-based CaaS components are designed to support your ongoing cybersecurity program. Regardless of your organization’s reach, size, or business sector, our Cybersecurity can tailor a program that meets your current and future needs.

One of the practical benefits of Cybersecurity as a Service is its scalability. A forward-looking, services-based approach to cyber risk and resilience, it can be tailored to fit your needs and resources. For small businesses—where resources on often focused on ‘must haves’ like marketing or sales—our CaaS provides affordable access to highly skilled cybersecurity experts and advanced techniques.

The structure of our CaaS enables you to get started with a 30-day free trial that combines access to our expertise with a portfolio of vulnerability management solutions. We offer platforms, service modules, and professional services to automate your vulnerability program.

It’s a lesser-known component of SEO ranking among major search engines like Google, but your cybersecurity stance can directly affect how your organization ranks. For example, among the factors Google employs to assign rank are: the security of your website, based on whether you use a non-HTTPS protocol; overall user trust, measured by both usage and whether users encounter any malware on your site; and the overall speed of your site, based on the understanding that an insecure site both loads slower and also appears to would-be hackers as low-hanging fruit.