Cybersecurity

In today’s increasingly digital world where there are more devices than people, cybersecurity is a crucial element for any business looking to protect itself from cyber-threats.

Protecting Critical Infrastructure in a digital world

Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems, networks and programs from digital threats such as theft of, or damage to hardware, software, or electronic data, as well as the disruption or misdirection such events can cause.

Digital threats are becoming more sophisticated and come in varying forms; including phishing, malware, ransomware and social engineering. To reduce the threat and impact of cyber-attacks, businesses, particularly those who provide critical infrastructure services such as energy, transport and healthcare need to identify the existing assets which may be vulnerable, analyse feared events and then put in place organisational and technical measures to mitigate risks.

Developing a cybersecurity Strategy

Businesses should work to implement a cybersecurity strategy that covers aspects relating to people, process and technology – this will help provide a multilayered level of protection.

More specifically, cybersecurity strategies should consider:

Security: Infrastructure, network, application, information and cloud
Employee awareness and security training
Disaster recovery and business continuity.

Our Approach

As critical infrastructure networks increase in complexity, our experienced team of infrastructure experts help our clients to improve business continuity, safety, protect sensitive data and manage compliance with regulations and standards.

For clients looking to develop a cybersecurity strategy, our team is ready to support your needs across the entire lifecycle of the project through to incident management.