Our team can train yours to recognize the signs of an attack, and help you implement solutions to stop any that slip through.
Why choose FTI Services for cybersecurity consulting?
Strengthen Your Cybersecurity Through Comprehensive Risk Assessments
Unidentified vulnerabilities can expose your organization to costly cyber threats. Without a clear understanding of these risks, your systems and data remain susceptible to attacks that can disrupt operations and damage your reputation.
FTI Services can identify, assess, and mitigate cybersecurity risks to protect your business. Our cyber risk assessments uncover vulnerabilities, evaluate their potential impact, and prioritize risks based on severity and business relevance.
This structured approach helps you understand where to focus your security efforts.
As your IT systems evolve, new vulnerabilities can emerge that weren’t present during your last scan. Ignoring these gaps increases your risk of cyber attacks, data theft, and costly downtime. Security measures that worked months ago may no longer be enough to protect your organization.
That’s why FTI Services will conduct regular cybersecurity assessments to identify and address potential risks before they cause harm. Our cyber risk analysis is never a “one-and-done” deal.
Each time, our team will thoroughly examine your systems to uncover hidden vulnerabilities, and then provide actionable solutions to remediate them. This proactive approach helps you prevent security incidents and keeps your data secure.
Without the right systems and practices, meeting complex security, privacy, and reporting standards can quickly become overwhelming. Yet, failing to comply with these ever-evolving regulations can lead to costly penalties and reputational damage.
FTI Services will work closely with you to simplify the compliance process. We develop tailored frameworks, implement effective policies, and guide you through meeting standards including HIPAA, SOX, PCI DSS, and CMMC.
Our approach helps you navigate requirements without disrupting daily operations. With our expert support, you can meet compliance obligations confidently
Human error is the root cause of 88% of cybersecurity incidents in business. That’s why employee awareness is a crucial part of your defense strategy. Simple mistakes like clicking malicious links, using weak passwords, or mishandling sensitive data can lead to costly breaches.
FTI Services can provide this training program. Our training services include the following.
Clients who engage with our awareness training program see a 66% reduction in malicious link clicks from their teams.
Cybersecurity consulting services offer strategic guidance. Consultants assess risks, create policies, and develop long-term security plans. This approach strengthens an organization’s internal processes.
Outsourcing cybersecurity services assigns specific tasks, such as threat monitoring or incident response, to a third party.
Consulting focuses on planning and strategy, while outsourcing cybersecurity means that you are choosing to rely on a third party to carry out your security operations.
Many providers, like FTI Services, offer both.
After a cyber incident, isolate affected systems to prevent further damage. Apply containment measures first to prevent spread, then eradicate the threat.
First, assess the scope, identify the entry point, and notify your internal response team and relevant stakeholders. Preserve evidence for investigation and legal purposes if needed. Then, restore your systems from clean backups.
Whenever this happens, it's important to review the incident to improve future defenses and update response plans accordingly.
You may need cybersecurity consulting services if your organization faces complex security challenges that require expert guidance. Other good times to consider cyber consulting include the following.
If this sounds like your organization, feel free to reach out to FTI Services!
Cybercriminals are very interested in smaller businesses because they bet on them having weaker security measures and limited resources to defend against attacks.
Despite their size, smaller businesses are still likely to store valuable data like customer information and financial records.
Also, many cybercriminals view small businesses as easier entry points that they can use to access larger companies through supply chain networks.
A strong cybersecurity policy protects your company’s digital assets and mitigates risks. It should outline clear guidelines for employees and define how to handle potential threats.
Key elements include the following.
Of course, all of these will need to be tailored to your specific needs and processes. If you need help with that, our team can assist.
You know you need cybersecurity, but how to implement it isn’t always obvious. We can help!
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