Move Your Security Maturity to the Next Level
As cybersecurity threats continue to grow more sophisticated, organizations must move beyond simply putting security programs in place and begin to look around corners, adapting and improving these programs to address the threats of tomorrow.
A security maturity model provides the framework for measuring your security program, offers context to determine the appropriate maturity level for your goals and serves as a scaffold to support your efforts to progress to a more sophisticated security posture.
In this white paper, we’ll delve deeper into security maturity, examining:
- History of security maturity frameworks and why they matter.
- Key things to consider as you prepare for your v4.0 assessment: Scoping, third-party service provider implications, options for implementing and validating PCI DSS compliance, and more.
- Insights into common readiness gaps, lessons learned, and recommendations gleaned from multiple client engagements.
Move Your Security Maturity to the Next Level
As cybersecurity threats continue to grow more sophisticated, organizations must move beyond simply putting security programs in place and begin to look around corners, adapting and improving these programs to address the threats of tomorrow.
A security maturity model provides the framework for measuring your security program, offers context to determine the appropriate maturity level for your goals and serves as a scaffold to support your efforts to progress to a more sophisticated security posture.
In this white paper, we’ll delve deeper into security maturity, examining:
- History of security maturity frameworks and why they matter.
- Key things to consider as you prepare for your v4.0 assessment: Scoping, third-party service provider implications, options for implementing and validating PCI DSS compliance, and more.
- Insights into common readiness gaps, lessons learned, and recommendations gleaned from multiple client engagements.
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