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“Technology is nothing. What’s important is that you have a faith in people, that they’re basically good and smart, and if you give them tools, they’ll do wonderful things with them.” By Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc
 

Security

When preserving value also matters

The primary function of information security is to preserve the value that the Company generates. Several threats and risks may endanger the resources, processes, and people of an organization as well as the information that their clients entrust to them. We make available the experience and a series of best practices that have proven to be of great help in creating a safe and robust work environment within the guidelines that are reasonably appropriate to your needs.

Security Policies

The first step towards a safe environment is to clearly define the guidelines for all the efforts that the organization carries out in terms of security, which requires a perfect alignment to the strategic business plan.

Threat Model

It covers the identification and analysis of the main threats to the Company's security.

Risk Management

It includes the process of identifying risks that could harm the organization to find solutions to eradicate and reduce it.

Vulnerability Analysis

Conduct a series of tests to analyze how robust the instrumented security control mechanisms are.

Asset Protection

It covers the physical and logical protection measures for the Company's assets, such as infrastructure, data, privacy, identities, etc.

Intrusion Management

Preventive measures and monitoring of security controls to determine their effectiveness, preparing the organization so that it can act appropriately, minimizing the impact.

Continuity Plan (DRP)

It covers the preparation of a plan able to enabling the organization to continue operating in case of a severe incident or the occurrence of a significant event to come.