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A Cybersecurity threat to your company is inevitable. This is why Synoptek is dedicated to understanding the threat landscape assists our customers in making informed Cybersecurity risk management decisions that will result in a greater defensive posture, while also allowing business leaders to protect areas that matter most to their specific business.
Synoptek’s risk management framework (RMF) can be used by organizations that are considering and already have extensive Cybersecurity management programs. The framework outlines an approach that can be utilized to protect any enterprise, regardless of their current Cybersecurity state. Synoptek’s skilled team tailors the use of the framework depending on the company’s current security state and their specific protection priorities. These services were designed based on three points of reference: Relevance, Timeliness, and Impact of a risk.
Synoptek’s risk management services for Cybersecurity have been developed especially for customers who are part of the 16 National Critical Infrastructure sectors. These sectors include energy, banking, communications, law enforcement, health care, and state/local government, and more. It has since proven flexible enough to be adopted by large and small organizations across all sectors, as well as by federal, state and local governments.
With our services you can expect the following from our Cybersecurity risk management program and more:
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