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Impenetrable cybersecurity without sacrificing usability
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Gain detailed visibility into all your endpoints activities
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Reduce the attack surface to remediate and patch
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Fortify mobile devices that exit and enter your network
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Keep endpoints safe from known threat signatures
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Setup device network and security policies quickly
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Defend from any internet based threats
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Stop email threats before it enters your inbox
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Patented to ensure absolute isolation from threats
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Insights from deep web and dark web to eliminate risk
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Our pioneered approach has shifted the industry
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Retain experts to investigate an incident to start remediation
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Our experts closely monitor changes to your environment 24x7x365
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Cybersecurity experts will continuously hunt suspicious endpoint activity
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What Is Information Security Risk Management?
Securing sensitive information is now as critical as protecting your physical assets. If the former is unprotected, it can have devastating effects on your business. The worst scenario will be closing your business down because of a massive data breach. It is why businesses need information security to protect digital and physical data. To optimize it, you will need information security risk management (ISRM).
ISRM helps organizations make strategic decisions to address potential risks to confidential information, which are your assets. It also helps reduce the impact these risks pose to your business goals. It involves identifying, assessing, and treating risks to your information security.
However, businesses cannot expect ISRM to altogether remove risks. It is more about managing these risks to an acceptable level.
What Is ISRM?
Through risk management, you can forecast and find potential risks. You can also use it to develop proactive measures to prevent or mitigate those risks. Cyberattacks have increased amid the pandemic. It further highlights the need for a reliable information security risk management program.

How Should Your ISRM Strategy Look?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of the US Commerce Department follows this Cybersecurity Framework to prepare for cyberattacks. You can use it to build your information security risk management strategy, too.1. Identification
You need to identify your critical assets and the data they have created, transmitted, or stored. You should also develop a risk profile for each asset. It should be based on the business context, related risks, and existing business needs when profiling.2. Protection
You should use security controls to secure your most critical assets against cyberattacks. These usually include staff training and threats awareness campaigns. There should also be identity management and access control, maintenance, and protective technology.3. Detection
This part of ISRM involves identifying events that threaten data security. It is when a 24/7 security monitoring and detection tool must be in place.4. Responding
Organizations must address detected intrusions and attacks to contain their negative effect. Responding activities usually include the following:- Ensuring timely response to an attack
- Communicating to stakeholders
- Analyzing whether the response actions are properly done
- Risk mitigation to prevent the attack or reducing its adverse effects
- Improving the response plan to handle future cyberattacks more effectively