Overview
Complying with computer network and data security and privacy
regulations requires prudent due care practices including
proactive cybersecurity posture assessments and network vulnerability
testing. NetDiligence® offers cybersecurity assurance
services to help businesses and FI’s safeguard their
information assets, improve their security stance, reduce
regulatory concerns and third party legal liability.
eRisk: cyber
threats & liability
Today's sophisticated, highly networked business environments
are often porous and expose firms, companies and financial
institutions to new and constantly changing 'e-Risk' threats
and liability. Trends for losses are increasing in both frequency
and the severity. The types of threats or 'e-Perils' include
hacking, malicious damage/intentional corruption, denial-of-service
attacks and information extortion. Then, there are costly
liability actions resulting from unauthorized access to a
client’s personal data, computer virus transmission
resulting from an un-patched web-server, website-based intellectual
infringement activities, employee mistakes and software glitches
and outright privacy policy violations. Any of these can lead
to class-action lawsuits and tarnished reputations.
With risks growing daily, many IT departments simply do not
know where they are most vulnerable; who really has access
to their data; or if their network security measures really
meet a reasonable 'due care' level of safety. At NetDiligence®,
we can answer these questions.
We support and are endorsed by some of the
world's largest network liability insurance underwriters in
their efforts to cover cyber risks.
NetDiligence® is a cybersecurity assurance
services company that assesses and tests network security
standards and practices using proprietary methodologies and
tools anchored by traditional risk management principals.
Applying best practices, our assessment
process balances business operational needs with the essential
due care security standards needed to identify, mitigate and
eliminate anemic loss prevention processes and most network
threat exposures.