Cortida

Through excellent consultancy we help protect our clients from reputation damage, financial penalties and operational disruption associated with data incidents and cyber attacks targeted at networks, systems, applications, devices and users. Key to Cortida's values are the words ‘Appropriate Security', ‘Excellent Thinking' and ‘Fair Partnering'. Cortida's driving values and thinking ensures security decisions are informed and and considerate to a client's operational objectives and appetite for risk. Cortida's services sit across 6 high level categories, namely consulting, testing, detection and response, security awareness and training, audit support and certification and virtual services with embedded consultants. Consulting - Governance and Risk services help organisations identify, manage and address information security and privacy risks. Compliance services help the organisation introduce good practice and align with security standards. Testing - Ethical hacking testing services help organisations identify vulnerabilities that are potentially exploitable by attackers and understand the root cause, severity and actions required to mitigate the risks. Detection & Response - Services that help organisations to monitor network traffic for threats and respond to incidents in a planned and managed manner. Security Awareness & Training - Available as face-to-face sessions or computer-based training, security awareness training helps business leaders and employees understand the security landscape and they key threats relevant to their role. Audit Support & Certification - Services that prepare an organisation for formal assessment, audit and certification against a variety of international security standards. Virtual Services - Expert led on- or off-site support services help organisations progress projects and govern security and privacy without the expense of large internal teams.
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Employee Count: 6
Keywords: information technology & services