How can the soc, siem & mdr help your business with cyber insurance?
SOC (Security Operation Centre)
Risk Assessment: Provides continuous monitoring and threat detection, enabling insurers to assess the client's cyber security risk more accurately and offer tailored coverage.
Threat Detection and Response: SOC identifies and responds to security incidents promptly, reducing the likelihood and severity of cyber attacks, leading to fewer insurance claims.
Response & Recovery: Ensures efficient incident response and recovery, minimising damage during a cyber incident, reducing the cost and scope of insurance claims.
SIEM (Security Information & EVent Management)
Log Collection: Log data is collected from different sources, devices, and applications across the network. These logs contain valuable information about security events.
Incident Response: Responses to incidents are carried out promptly by detailing information regarding security events. It will also include features for case handling and work flow management.
Compliance Reporting: SIEM system solutions will generate reports that aid in compliance audits and reporting obligations.
MDR (Manage, Detection & Response)
Incident Validation: When a security incident is detected, it is investigated by the SOC security analysts. The evidence will be analysed to validate the incidents, and then determine the threat risk this could pose on the organisation.
Threat Monitoring: Advanced security tools are used to monitor an organisations network and their systems in real-time. It will analyse security information, logs and network traffic in order to detect signs of security breaches.
Remediation: A team of cyber security experts are at hand who will work to analyse and detect any threats or incidents in order to determine their level of risk as well as the impact they could potentially cause. Recommendations for remediation will be produced and the team will work closely with the organisation so that security improvements can be implemented and preventive measures are put in place.
How can CYBER ESSENTIALS help your business with cyber insurance?
Basic Cyber Security Standards: Cyber Essentials is a government backed scheme that sets a baseline for essential cyber security practices, including firewall configuration, software patching, and access control.
Risk Reduction & Insurance: Businesses with a Cyber Essentials certification reduces the risk of common cyber threats, that can lead to fewer incidents and, in turn, more favourable insurance terms.
Cyber Essentials Plus: Cyber Essentials Plus requires a third party audit and is therefore seen as an elevated security option as opposed to the basic Cyber Essentials package.
