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Don’t waste time, money and resources implementing cyber controls that are excessive or not needed.
What's Included?
Business Alignment
We work with senior leadership to set clear objectives and gain top-level support for your cyber strategy – ensuring it underpins your organisation’s wider goals.
Risk & Gap Analysis
Our specialists assess your current security posture and identify critical risk areas. This helps prioritise where to allocate resources first.
Strategic Roadmap
We map out a phased plan of initiatives and milestones – each with clear targets, timelines and dependencies.
Architecture Review
We examine your existing infrastructure to recommend solutions suited to your strategic approach – from Zero Trust to Defence in Depth.
Budget Planning
Our team helps plan the required staffing, tools and budget. We ensure decisions align with both risk appetite and business priorities.
Metrics & KPI's
We set key performance indicators, giving you transparent ways to measure progress against the roadmap and your return on investment.
Your Challenges
Limited Time
You need to focus on your day job, not trying to work out the best way forward for cyber security. Many CxO’s who attempt to do this in-house, without the right expertise end up wasting company time and money having gone off in the wrong strategic direction for months or even years from the outset.
Lack Of Expertise
Resources & Budget
When organisations get their cyber strategy and roadmap wrong, they can spend years heading in the wrong direction. This wastes budget, frustrates people and most importantly, creates a prolonged window of risk upon which the company is vulnerable to cyber attack.
‘Boiling the Ocean’
The most common pitfall in defining a cyber strategy and roadmap is a lack of prioritisation. Cyber security can be overwhelming if you try to prevent all possible cyber attacks. A threat-based approach is needed to focus in on what matters the most.
Limited Time
You need to focus on your day job, not trying to work out the best way forward for cyber security. Many CxO’s who attempt to do this in-house, without the right expertise end up wasting company time and money having gone off in the wrong strategic direction for months or even years from the outset.
Lack Of Expertise
Resources & Budget
When organisations get their cyber strategy and roadmap wrong, they can spend years heading in the wrong direction. This wastes budget, frustrates people and most importantly, creates a prolonged window of risk upon which the company is vulnerable to cyber attack.
‘Boiling the Ocean’
The most common pitfall in defining a cyber strategy and roadmap is a lack of prioritisation. Cyber security can be overwhelming if you try to prevent all possible cyber attacks. A threat-based approach is needed to focus in on what matters the most.
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Benefits
Defining a cyber security roadmap and strategy can improve both your cyber security capabilities and super-charge your business growth too.
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Aligned Business Objectives
Your cyber security strategy will depend on how you do business. Are you a AdTech business where data privacy is central to your product? Or a health insurer storing sensitive personal data? A well-defined cyber strategy and roadmap aligns your cyber capabilities with your overarching business goals.
Higher Return On Investment
You will discover what is important and importantly, what is not so crucial. Resources, people and funding now devoted to cyber security will have a higher return on investment as the funds used to build controls are now going to provide the best protection against your specific cyber threats.
Rapid Risk Reduction
As a cyber strategy and roadmap enables you to rigorously prioritise your risk remediation efforts, you will quickly be able to shift focus to establishing those controls which matter the most. The result? A high degree of risk reduction over a short amount of time.
Better Decision-Making
A cyber strategy and roadmap empowers your senior management and executive bodies with the data and information needed to periodically reassess your cyber security posture and make data-driven decisions on how best to utilise company resources.
Evidence Compliance
Radically improve your compliance against regulatory obligations and industry standards such as the UK Data Protection Act, GDPR, HIPPA, ISO 27001, SOC2, PCI DSS and Cyber Essentials. This reduces the likelihood of regulatory penalties.
Showcase Commitment
A strong cyber strategy and roadmap demonstrates your commitment to security, both to staff and as a market differentiator. Showcase to prospective clients, auditors, suppliers, shareholders and regulators your commitment to protecting digital assets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Roadmap in Cybersecurity?
A cybersecurity roadmap is a strategic plan that outlines the steps an organisation will take to enhance its security posture over time. It provides a clear, structured approach to implementing security initiatives, identifying priorities, setting milestones, and allocating resources. The roadmap ensures that cybersecurity efforts are aligned with the organisation’s goals and evolving threat landscape.
- What are Cyber Strategies?
Cyber strategies are comprehensive plans that define how an organisation will protect its digital assets, manage risks, and respond to cyber threats. These strategies encompass policies, procedures, and technologies designed to safeguard information, maintain business continuity, and comply with regulatory requirements. A well-defined cyber strategy helps organisations proactively address security challenges and adapt to changing threats.
- What is a tech strategy and roadmap?
A technology strategy and roadmap is a comprehensive plan that aligns technology initiatives with an organisation’s business objectives. It is broader than simply a cyber security strategy or roadmap. A tech strategy outlines the overall vision for technology adoption, including goals, principles, and priorities. The roadmap provides a timeline for implementing specific technology solutions, ensuring resources are allocated effectively and milestones are met. Together, they guide the organisation in leveraging technology to drive innovation, efficiency, and security.
- How often Should a Cyber Security Roadmap be Updated?
Cyber security roadmaps are generally reviewed annually or when there has been significant business or technological changes. Regular reviews ensures that the roadmap reflects the current threats, compliance requirements, and technological advancements, maintaining its effectiveness.
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