We will also provide guidance on proactive steps to be taken to minimise the risk and impact of your business suffering a potential cyber attack, including:
Business Continuity – examining disaster recovery systems, identifying what has been hacked, responses of your suppliers and contractors
Business Critical Contracts – assessing what your key contracts say about data, security measures and cybersecurity and warranties
Your Key Assets – reviewing assets and information critical to your business which if compromised could severely damage your business, such as intellectual property and regulated data
Data Protection and Privacy requirements – obliging suppliers to implement appropriate technological and organisational security measures against unauthorised or unlawful processing of data (such as by hackers)
Incident Response and Recovery Strategy – working with you to formulate a clear process and systems for dealing with cyber and data attacks, ensuring everyone in your team knows their responsibilities and the process to follow if an attack takes place
Liability – anticipating and mitigating liabilities such as data damage or loss, privacy infringements, denial of service and lost income.
Remedies – identifying liquidated damages which could be payable for the duration systems are down
Insurance – advising on appropriate options for insurance cover
Replacement systems – identifying replacement, mirror or alternative platforms so that it can continue to operate should there be a future cyber attack.
Staff training – maintaining crisis plans long after we’ve completed the Audit.
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