Data protection and security risk management firm MCPc has launched Cybersecurity as a Service, a tailored service to help companies better understand and identify security vulnerabilities and protect their business from cyber threats.
“The threat landscape is very real and on the rise, significantly increasing the probability of a cyber incident taking place – particularly now with a distributed workforce,” said Ronnie Munn, chief information security officer at MCPc. “Having a clear and thoroughly-outlined incident response program and plan helps organisations dramatically reduce their chances of an attack and helps them ‘keep their calm’ in moments of crisis.”
MCPC claims that Cybersecurity as a Service gives companies a secure way to prepare for and prevent business-disrupting cyberattacks.
“We’ve taken the typical reactive incident response retainer model and pivoted to a proactive model with the goal of partnering with a company, identifying gaps and vulnerabilities, mapping out a plan moving forward, integrating best-in-class cyber tracking software, and practising incident simulations, like a ransomware attack, via table top exercises,” said Munn.
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