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Protection Need Assessments (CIA): Establishing Clear Security Requirements

A Protection Need Assessment determines how critical an information object is to the organization and what level of protection it requires. Grounded in the CIA triad, it forms the foundation for many downstream cybersecurity and GRC activities, including asset classification, risk assessment, control selection, encryption standards, access controls, change management, and business continuity planning. When

Essential Entra ID Roles for Start-Ups: A Setup Guide

Start-ups move fast by design, but early identity decisions often persist far longer than intended. Overextended admin rights, shared accounts, and undocumented exceptions quickly accumulate technical debt in identity systems. These issues increase breach impact, complicate audits, and create operational fragility. A streamlined Entra ID role design helps start-ups enforce least privilege, reduce privileged exposure,

Easy Google Workspace Hardening Guide

This guide provides a practical, auditor-aligned approach to hardening Google Workspace as a critical SaaS platform. It explains why Workspace security matters, how auditors and security teams evaluate controls, and how to implement repeatable, evidence-ready configurations aligned with NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 expectations. Easy Google Workspace Hardening Guide Google

CSPM for control automation – Defender for Cloud, AWS Security Hub, Google Cloud SCC, Wiz – how to map config scans to audit evidence

This guide outlines a practical, repeatable approach to using Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) platforms such as Microsoft Defender for Cloud, AWS Security Hub, Google Cloud Security Command Center (SCC), and Wiz to automate control testing and convert configuration scan results into defensible audit evidence. It focuses on how auditors evaluate automated evidence, how to

How to do your Context Analysis for ISO 27001 Clause 4

ISO 27001 Clause 4 requires understanding your organization and its context, identifying the needs and expectations of interested parties, and defining the ISMS scope accordingly. A clear, repeatable context analysis establishes the foundation for risk assessment, control selection, and audit readiness. What Clause 4 Requires Clause 4 ensures the ISMS reflects real business needs and

Process Automation and Security: Overlaps and Standards

Introduction Process automation now underpins many business and technology operations—from IT service workflows and CI/CD pipelines to security orchestration and response. It intersects directly with cybersecurity because automated processes frequently implement or evidence security controls, change infrastructure state, and handle sensitive data at machine speed. This article explains that overlap, lays out core security expectations

Physical Security & Social Engineering

In the current threat environment, physical security gaps and social engineering tactics are increasingly intertwined. Attackers combine psychological manipulation with on-site intrusion to defeat safeguards and reach critical assets. Continue reading to understand how to reinforce your defenses against these hybrid threats.

Malware Management

Malware continues to be a primary driver of security incidents, leveraging both automated techniques and targeted delivery to compromise systems. Effective malware management requires visibility, rapid detection, and coordinated response measures across the organization. Read on to understand the core components of a modern malware management strategy and how they mitigate evolving threats.

Common Threats and Threat Actors

Organisations today face a consistent set of digital and human-driven threats that continue to evolve in scale and sophistication. From financially motivated actors to targeted intrusion groups, each adversary type relies on distinct tactics that can undermine your security controls. Read on to understand the most prevalent threats and the actors behind them—and how they

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Cybersecurity begins with a clear understanding of the core principles that protect information, systems and users. These fundamentals form the basis of every effective security program and guide how organizations manage risk, enforce controls and ensure operational resilience. Read on to strengthen your grasp of the essential concepts shaping today’s security landscape.

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