Assessments and testing
Review your security position and identify priorities for improvement.
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Cyber Defense Group
Build security around your business.
Explore Cyber Defense Group security assessments, programme support and incident-response services. Start with your current environment and the risks you need to address.
Explore your options with Etech.
What you can explore.
Security programmes
Explore an outcomes-based approach to managing security needs.
Response and AI governance
Discuss incident-response readiness and risks associated with AI adoption.
A plan for your business.
Your team size is a starting point. We’ll confirm the solution, availability and implementation scope against your requirements.
Small business
Establish practical security priorities for your business. Tell us what you use today and what you want to improve.
Mid-market
Review security programme needs across teams and systems. Share your locations, systems and plans for growth.
Enterprise
Scope your environment and requirements to confirm service fit. Bring your integration, security and support requirements into the conversation.
Move from a security concern to a working plan.
Cyber Defense Group offers assessment, ongoing security-programme and incident-response services. Begin by defining the question you need the engagement to answer.
Establish a useful assessment scope
Identify the systems, business processes and current controls to review. An assessment should leave the team with prioritized findings, clear ownership and an agreed approach to remediation.
Build an ongoing security programme
For work beyond a one-time review, define the cadence, responsibilities and outcomes expected from the service. Connect technical improvements to the risks your business needs to manage.
Include response readiness and AI use
Review incident-response requirements and the information needed during an event. If teams are adopting AI, scope policy, oversight and data-use questions as part of a separate governance workstream.
Plan your Cyber Defense Group setup.
Bring these details to your conversation with Etech.
- Systems, locations and business processes in scope
- Existing controls, assessments and open findings
- Internal owners and incident escalation contacts
- AI tools, data use and governance questions
Is an assessment the same as ongoing protection?
They serve different purposes. An assessment identifies and prioritizes issues at a point in time; an ongoing programme requires defined activities, ownership and follow-through.
Can existing security tools stay in place?
Begin by documenting the current environment. The engagement can then be scoped around the gaps and operating needs rather than assuming every tool must change.
Let’s connect.
Tell us what you need from Cyber Defense Group. We’ll help you review the available options and next steps.