Cybersecurity and privacy law are largely undefined, constantly changing, and very dangerous. Criminals seek easy targets and valuable data. Businesses must be prepared to face these challenges.
Effective cybersecurity and privacy are part of every business decision, whether your team realizes it or not. And even the most sophisticated organizations need expert help to navigate the constantly changing challenges, both legal and practical.
Centre’s cybersecurity and privacy practice provides practical solutions to complicated legal and technical problems. We work in close partnership with our clients to design solutions that seamlessly integrate cybersecurity into corporate governance, ensure privacy considerations when working with the public, mitigate risks in transactions, and leverage existing programs. This comprehensive approach helps ensure that our clients can stay compliant and focused on growing their business.
We are here when emergencies happen. Whether it is responding to a data security incident, recovering from a natural disaster, responding to a regulator, or answering a lawsuit, we help our clients respond, recover, and move forward quickly saving them time, money, and possibly their reputation.
Centre’s Cybersecurity team offers industry leading expertise with an innovative approach that helps our clients solve complex challenges. Schedule a consultation to get started today.
Incident Response Plan: Centre works with your team to create a comprehensive incident response plan tailored to your organization’s needs. This includes an initial meeting, action plan, and a guided review and revision process.
Tabletop Exercise: Centre conducts a one hour table top exercise and provides an AAR memo. This includes an initial meeting, scenario development, tabletop exercise, and AAR memo.
Risk Assessment: Centre will help safeguard your organization by performing an asset inventory, which is the first step for any organization in starting to manage their cyber and privacy risks. This includes a kick off meeting that provides an overview of services, asset inventory, threat identification and rating, vulnerability identification and rating, risk calculation, risk assessment report, and mitigation recommendations.
On May 12, 2021, President Biden signed the Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity (EO). Driven in part by recent cyberattacks on network tools, enterprise software, and critical infrastructure, the EO implements (or attempts to implement; more on that later) a veritable wish-list of cybersecurity provisions.
The Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack is a wake up call to many regarding the state of their cybersecurity infrastructure. Centre Cybersecurity Partner Brandon Graves provides insight on how organizations can protect themselves against threats and reduce vulnerabilities.
Learn how Centre’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Accreditation Board (AB) Registered Practitioner Organization (RPO) designation help contractors.
