Cybersecurity Roadmap Development

At IT Security Now, our team is comprised of experienced professionals with a wide range of expertise with IT Data Security.  Our team members come from diverse backgrounds and have worked with a variety of businesses across different industries.  We have experience working with small startups, mid-sized companies, and large enterprises.  Our team members have concentrated cybersecurity degrees, and certifications in various security and technology leadership platforms (e.g. ISACA, Lean Six Sigma, Cisco, Microsoft, AWS, VMware).  They are continuously improving their knowledge and skills to stay up-to-date with the latest technology & security trends.

Cybersecurity roadmap development is the process of creating a strategic plan to enhance an organization's cybersecurity measures and protect against potential threats and vulnerabilities. 

Cybersecurity roadmap development is important because it helps organizations identify and prioritize their security needs, establish a clear direction for implementing security measures, and ensure ongoing protection against evolving cyber threats. 

Any organization, regardless of size or industry, can benefit from cybersecurity roadmap development.  It is particularly crucial for businesses that handle sensitive data, such as financial institutions, healthcare providers, and government agencies. 

Most enterprise and highly regulated industries (including Government, Healthcare, Banking, Retail, Insurance, and Utilities) are placing higher requirements on their vendors.  Regardless if you have the "perfect solution" to your customers' needs, they are becoming more stringent on their vendor management processes.  In turn, your future customers are placing higher standards on your organization, and will treat you like another regulated company.  Instead of scrambling at the last minute to fill out hundreds of security questionnaires (which many times go nowhere) get ahead of the curve and demonstrate an enhanced level of security awareness.

Letter of Attestation, High-level security posture documentation.

A cybersecurity roadmap typically includes an assessment of current security measures, identification of vulnerabilities and risks, establishment of security goals and objectives, implementation strategies, resource allocation plans, and regular monitoring and evaluation processes. 

The time required to develop a cybersecurity roadmap can vary depending on the complexity of the organization's infrastructure and the scope of security enhancements needed. It may take several weeks to several months to complete the process.