At Cyberum we believe that implementing cybersecurity in any enterprise is no longer a linear project but a lifecycle that allows continuous evolution and change to deal with always changing threats and risk landscapes. Becoming secure and staying secure are two different things. Data and devices must be protected and defended from cyber threats and risks to achieve the desired economic growth and protect the integrity and reputation of the organization. Therefore, it’s important to design an open, integration-friendly, and modern cybersecurity technology architecture that taps into cutting-edge innovation as it occurs.

Cybersecurity is about people, processes, and technology. Skilled, driven, and experienced individuals can be hard to find, but they make a big difference.

The Cyberum team consists of highly experienced individuals in the field of cybersecurity. We have extremely knowledgeable taskmasters with a Professional attitude led by a strong and focused management with deep experience in Cybersecurity. Team culture is driven by collaboration and Enthusiasm to deliver excellence to clients and makes unique performance progress.

Our Team Comprises:

• C level Management with Visionary Leadership.
• Senior Management with strategic local expertise.
• Mid-level Management with an inspiration for growth.
• Certified Engineers by technology vendors for project execution.
• Qualified skilled Technicians at Ground level.

To become the most reliable partner in offering “Creative, Distinctive & Customized” Services and Solutions related to Cyber Security, for each and every one of our unique and highly valued clients.

To offer the latest innovations and trends related to cybersecurity services and solutions helping to enlighten businesses. It’s about offering quality, adding value, and guaranteeing satisfaction to every business by understanding the client requirements and supporting all verticals in different domains to provide a one-stop solution.

Organizations must develop an understanding of their environment to manage cybersecurity risk to systems, assets, data and capabilities. To comply with this Function, it is essential to have full visibility into your digital and physical assets, their interconnections, and defined roles and responsibilities, as well as to understand your current risks and exposure and put policies and procedures into place to manage those risks.

• Business Environment
• Governance
• Risk Assessment
• Risk Management Strategy

Organizations must develop and implement the appropriate safeguards to limit or contain the impact of a potential cybersecurity event. To comply, your organization must control access to digital and physical assets, provide awareness education and training, put processes into place to secure data, maintain baselines of network configuration and operations to repair system components in a timely manner and deploy protective technology to ensure cyber resilience.

• Access Control
• Awareness and Training
• Data Security
• Information Protection Processes
• Main tenance
• Protective Technology

Organizations must implement the appropriate measures to quickly identify cybersecurity events. The adoption of continuous monitoring solutions that detect anomalous activity and other threats to operational continuity is required to comply with this Function. Your organization must have visibility into its networks to anticipate a cyber incident and have all information at hand to respond to one. Continuous monitoring and threat hunting are very effective ways to analyze and prevent cyber incidents in ICS networks.

• Anomalies and Events
• Security Continuous Monitoring
• Detection Processes

Should a cyber incident occur, organizations must have the ability to contain the impact. To comply, your organization must craft a response plan, define communication lines among the appropriate parties, collect and analyze information about the event, perform all required activities to eradicate the incident and incorporate lessons learned into revised response strategies.

• Response Planning
• Communications
• Analysis
• Mitigation
• Improvements

Organizations must develop and implement effective activities to restore any capabilities or services that were impaired due to a cybersecurity event. Your organization must have a recovery plan in place, be able to coordinate restoration activities with external parties and incorporate lessons learned into your updated recovery strategy. Defining a prioritized list of action points which can be used to undertake recovery activity is critical for a timely recovery.

• Recovery Planning
• Improvements
• Communications