Industrial Security and Compliance Leaders |
Would you hire a medical supply company to perform critical surgery? No, you would hire a specialized surgeon. Then why would you hire a SCADA vendor to perform your security assessment or compliance analysis? CIDG is the leader in Total SCADA and Industrial Risk Management and Compliance services... bottom line. That's because this is all we do. We are the surgeons of the Industrial Security and Compliance Industry and have been doing it this much longer than anyone else in the industry.
We offer the most complete and comprehensive risk management and compliance solutions available in the Industry. Unlike other consultants in the industry, we are not just focused on cyber security. We focus on physical and operational security as well. Why is this so important? Because physical and operational weaknesses provide additional attack vectors to your control systems. We have a 100% success rate of gaining access to control systems during penetration testing when using physical and operational means. We don't just perform an "SVA", make some recommendations and call you secure or compliant. We perform thorough assessments on multiple levels, help you put a working process in place, and even provide a legal component from industry attorneys that know the landscape. Finally, instead of leaving you with a report and a list of recommendations, we guide you through mitigation and remediation. We provide you with the tools and continued support you need to track your work flow progress, consolidate policies and procedures into an organizational knowledge base, and keep your organization secure, compliant, and up to date with industry standards and requirements, even as they change.
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CIDG, Berkana Resources, and Modulo form partnership to offer the most comprehensive Industrial Risk Management and Compliance Solution available.
Leveraging the same research and years of experience used to create the Holistic Lifecycle Model for Industrial Security, CIDG and Berkana Resources have now teamed up with Modulo to create an Industrial Risk and Compliance Management Metaframework tool to add to their services. This new tool adds additional depth and functionality to their already industry leading risk management and compliance services.
The Metaframework tool provides a platform and mechanisms with which to analyze and manage all of the data collected from our assessments. It can then automate risk calculations, correlate the data to organizational functions and business objectives, help prepare and manage mitigation strategies, manage work flow with task assignment and tracking, consolidate policies and procedures into an organizational knowledgebase, and measure compliance against industry and internal standards and requirements. The metaframework also provides support for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans, and offers several communication tools including an internal forum.
One of the most notable features of the Metaframework is its update feature, which automatically keeps asset owners up to date on the latest changes to industry standards, guidelines, best practices, and requirements, which can then be immediately applied to your infrastructure.
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Clint Bodungen to release latest book
on SCADA Security, “Hacking SCADA.”
Secure
your SCADA network by seeing it through the eyes of
a hacker...
Technology is getting more complex. Hackers are
becoming more sophisticated. Even as outdated SCADA
technology and safeguards begin to improve, "best
practices" are still not enough. In order to
stay one step ahead, you need to understand the vulnerabilities
the way they do. You need to know what they know.
Hacking SCADA takes an evolutionary leap into Industrial
Network Security by examining SCADA systems and networks
from a hacker's point of view in an effort to help
fix the root problem, and not just "treat the
symptoms." It takes an in depth look at the vulnerabilities
and solutions in a way that other standards and best
practices guidelines fall short.
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more information, click here >>
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