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Understanding the Importance of Cybersecurity Due Diligence
Many organizations rely on third-party vendors for day-to-day operations, which opens them up to higher levels of risks. Learn why the cybersecurity due diligence process is critical.
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The CISO’s Guide to Reporting Cybersecurity to the Board
Being able to effectively report on cybersecurity is a key component to every CISOs job. Learn how CISOs can ensure that their board presentations are beneficial.
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What is Cybersecurity Analytics? Definition & Use Cases
Cybersecurity analytics is an approach that uses data aggregation, attribution, and analysis to extract the information needed for proactive cybersecurity. Explore benefits and use cases.
Security Ratings
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What are the Key Drivers of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)?
Learn the key drivers of enterprise risk management and why business and security leaders might not be communicating well when it comes to risk and threats.
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The Role of Cybersecurity in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
An enterprise risk management program should include a cybersecurity element so organizations can identify relationships between risk and impact across its ecosystem.
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What is Cyber Threat Intelligence? A Complete Guide
Continued cyber threat intelligence monitoring has become imperative to business success. Learn more about cyber threat intelligence and its various use cases.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
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Importance of Reputational Risk Monitoring & Management
News headlines about data breaches have increased customer awareness and concern around data privacy and security. Today, customers – both in business-to-business or business-to-customer situations – make their purchasing decisions based on cybersecurity.
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The Ultimate Service Provider Due Diligence Checklist
It’s critical to do your due diligence when it comes to service providers, who are some of the most important third parties in your organization’s extended enterprise. Explore our checklist.
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8 Steps to Improve Your Security Posture
Having a strong security posture has become essential to organizational success. Explore these critical steps needed to strengthen your cybersecurity posture.
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How to Conduct a Vendor Security Assessment to Identify High-Risk Vendors
Strong vendor security is critical to your organization’s overall cyber health & resilience. Learn how to conduct a vendor security risk assessment to identify high-risk vendors.
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4 Ways to Optimize Your Third Party Cyber Risk Management (TPCRM) Program
Managing your TPCRM program can be a tedious, time-consuming task, yet it is a critical one. Learn 4 ways to optimize your TPCRM program.
Supply Chain Cyber Risk
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Best Practices for Compliance Monitoring in Cybersecurity
Compliance monitoring is the process of overseeing business operations to ensure your organization is aligned with various regulatory mandates. Learn how to build a compliance monitoring program.
Services
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Network Security Assessments: What They Are And Why You Need Them
Learn the importance of network security assessments to identify vulnerabilities, address risks, and meet compliance requirements effectively.
Attack Surface Management
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What is a Cybersecurity Posture and How Can You Evaluate It?
The term “cybersecurity posture” refers to the strength of an organization’s controls, protocols, and defense against cyber attacks. Learn how to strengthen your cyber posture and protect against cyber threats.
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What is IT Risk Management? A Complete Guide
As your company embraces its digital transformation strategy, you’re increasing your reliance on cloud services providers (CSPs). With more vendors accessing your information, you increase the complexity of your enterprise risk management program. A compromised vendor doesn’t even need to be a company… Read More
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Case Studies
Modulr Case Study
By using SecurityScorecard, Modulr was also able to decrease operational costs, increase objectivity, reduce human error and more. Read the case study.
Case Studies
Horizon Media Case Study
With the help of SecurityScorecard’s ratings and company’s compliance policies, the firm is able to maintain a perfect Scorecard rating, and thus delivers on its promise to secure and protect its customers’ data. Additionally, Horizon Media is uniquely positioned in the media advertising industry to leverage its ‘A’ cybersecurity risk rating, which offers them a significant competitive advantage, especially for ‘big name’ deals.
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10 Ways to Engage Employees During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Do you know how cyber aware your employees are? Check out these 10 ways to engage employees during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
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5 Ways to Meet Regulatory Compliance and Standards Requirements
Compliance isn’t easy: it’s expensive, time consuming, and regulations are constantly changing. It may be hard to get buy-in from employees or leadership who see compliance as a barrier to productivity, and it may also be difficult to know when your organization falls out of compliance. But if you’re doing… Read More
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Case Studies
Axcient Case Study
By creating an interdepartmental knowledge base for security using SecurityScorecard’s easy-to-read security ratings, everyone from leadership down through the company could identify issues, have meaningful conversations, and establish cyber confidence. These cross-enterprise conversations built stronger relationships between the security team, leadership, and marketing that focused on security’s benefits.
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Children’s Hospital of Minnesota Case Study
Children’s has used the breadth and depth of findings surfaced by the SecurityScorecard platform to show that there are risks that must be quantified and considered in determining what level of risk is acceptable. Providing this sort of education and visibility on risk management at the board level is one of the contributing factors that has allowed the team to improve the cybersecurity health of Children’s Minnesota- progress they are able to easily quantify and report on.