Threats Can’t Be Changed, Rethink Risk And Enterprise Security To Change Our Response To The Threat.
ASI can help client identify treats, respond to attacks, protect data and privacy. ASI practice areas in cyber security are:
- Application Security: Application security encompasses measures or counter-measures taken during the development life-cycle to protect applications from threats that can come through flaws in the application design, development, deployment, upgrade or maintenance.
- Information Security: Information security practices to protect information from unauthorized access to avoid identity theft and to protect privacy. Support Data encryption at REST and during transit
- Disaster recovery: Disaster recovery planning includes performing risk assessment, establishing priorities, developing recovery strategies in case of a disaster. Any business should have a concrete plan for disaster recovery to resume normal business operations as quickly as possible after a disaster.
- Network Security: Network security includes activities to protect the usability, reliability, integrity and safety of the network. Effective network security targets a variety of threats and stops them from entering or spreading on the network
Cybersecurity is constantly evolving
Traditional cybersecurity is centered around the implementation of defensive measures around a defined perimeter. Recent enablement initiatives like remote workers and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies have dissolved the perimeter, reduced visibility into cyber activity, and expanded the attack surface.
Today, breaches are increasing at a rapid pace despite record levels of security spending. Global organizations are turning to human-centric cybersecurity, a new approach that places focus on changes in user behavior instead of an exponential number of growing threats. Human-centric cybersecurity provides insight into how an end-user interacts with data and extends security controls into all the systems where data resides, even if not exclusively controlled by the organization. Ultimately, this approach is designed to identify behavioral anomalies in order to surface and prioritize the most serious threats, reducing investigation and threat detection times.
