Temika

Virtual CISO

Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) is a service that provides security leadership information expertise without needing the presence of a full-time CISO at the company. VCISO helps the organization in developing and implementing cybersecurity strategies, managing risk, and fulfilling compliance to industrial regulation.

Process of Digital Forensic & Incident Response​

Process of Virtual CISO:

Vulnerability Scanning and Analysis

1. Integrated Security Strategy

The Cyber Temika can help clients design comprehensive security strategies that include risk management and obedience.

Discovery and Assessment

2. Security Audits and Assessments

Through routine security assessment, the Cyber Temika can identify the gaps in the client’s security system and give appropriate recommendations

Reporting and Remediation

3. Training and Awareness

Temika Cyber can hold training sessions to raise security awareness among client employees, making sure everyone understands their role in keeping information safe.

Why are Virtual CISO Important?

Benefit of Virtual CISO:

Cost savings
Using vCISO services allows companies to acquire skills without having to pay CISO full-time, thus reducing operational costs.
Flexibility and Scalability
This service can be adjusted to the specific needs of the organization, from risk assessment to safety policy implementation.
Special Skills
vCISO usually has extensive experience in various industries and can bring the best perspective and practices of various kinds.
Reconnaissance
Gathering information about XYZ Corporation's network and systems using publicly available sources and techniques like DNS enumeration, network scanning, and social engineering.
Vulnerability Assessment
Conducting automated vulnerability scans using industry-standard tools to identify known vulnerabilities in network devices and web applications.
Exploitation
Attempting to exploit identified vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to the network or compromise web applications. This involved leveraging both automated and manual techniques.
Post-Exploitation
Assessing the extent of access gained during the exploitation phase and attempting to escalate privileges or move laterally within the network to assess the impact of a potential breach.
Reporting
Documenting all findings, including vulnerabilities discovered, their potential impact, and recommended mitigation strategies. The report also included a prioritized list of vulnerabilities based on their severity.
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