A Security Audit is defined as “an independent evaluation of an organization’s security posture, conducted by an external party (i.e., an auditor).” A Risk Assessment, on the other hand, is “a process for identifying potential risks to the achievement of objectives.”
In other words, a Security Audit is used to assess whether or not an organization’s security measures are adequate, while a Risk Assessment is used to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities that could lead to security breaches.
Security Audits and Risk Assessments are important because they help organizations to ensure that their cybersecurity measures are up to par and that they are aware of any potential risks that could lead to Security breaches.
Organizations that do not conduct Security Audits and Risk Assessments are at a higher risk for Security breaches, which can lead to data loss, financial losses, and irreparable damage.
At Following Seas, we understand the importance of Security Audits and Risk Assessments. That’s why we offer these services to our clients. We conduct independent evaluations of our clients’ security posture and provide them with detailed reports of our findings. We also work with our clients to identify potential risks and vulnerabilities so that they can take steps to mitigate them.
We provide audits across many different industries including finance, healthcare, law firms and more.
You don’t need to be a client to benefit from this service. Call now and we will perform a FREE Executive Security Audit!