Feb 11 2021

Cost Effective Cyber Security

Category: CISO,vCISO — DISC @ 11:41 am

DISC InfoSec provides cost effective Cybersecurity: CISO as a Service (CISOaaS)

A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is an executive responsible for cybersecurity. Many medium-sized organizations need a CISO but don’t have the budget for one. A Fractional CISO/ vCISO can deliver the value of a full-time CISO without the same level of investment.

Why do you may need one?

  • Lower your organizational cybersecurity risk with industry expert leadership.
  • Supplement your team with InfoSec program, policy and process experts to solve your most pressing needs.
  • Prioritize your cybersecurity investments with quantitative decision making.
  • vCISO for your Interim CISO needs.
  • vCISO program can put you on a path to success with your compliance initiatives, such as a NIST CSF compliance or ISO 27001 certification.

DISC InfoSec also performs technical control assessment such as (Web Application testing) which is imperative to your compliance and ISO 27001 certification process.

In short, as a CISOaaS we do all the legwork so you can focus on running your business.

Our vCISO advisory services are available to support the security/ technology leadership of your organization to implement and improve security and risk posture in today’s heightened security averse landscape.

If you are interested to know more about how can we assist you in your latest InfoSec and compliance project, schedule a short call on our calendar.

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Jul 17 2020

Twitter stepped up search to fill top security job ahead of hack

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Twitter Inc had stepped up its search for a chief information security officer in recent weeks, two people familiar with the effort told Reuters, before the breach of high-profile accounts on Wednesday raised alarms about the platform’s security. Twitter said hackers had targeted employees with access to its internal systems and “used this access to take control of many highly-visible (including verified) accounts.”

The second and third rounds of hijacked accounts tweeted out messages telling users to send bitcoin to a given address in order to get more back. Publicly available blockchain records show the apparent scammers received more than $100,000 worth of cryptocurrency.

The U.S. House Intelligence Committee was in touch with Twitter regarding the hack, according to a committee official who did not wish to be named.

Source: Twitter stepped up search to fill top security job ahead of hack


Twitter says 130 accounts were targeted in hack

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Nov 30 2019

Cybersecurity Through the CISO’s Eyes

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