Risk Surveys / Information Security Systems Surveys
Risk Assessments Surveys:
Identification Stages:
Readiness Identification: Recognizing the organization's readiness for risks and incidents. This includes identifying all the strategies, processes, and systems crucial to the organization's operation.
Risk Identification: Analyzing and identifying various risks that may affect the organization, such as organizational, technological, legal, and economic risks.
Importance Assessment: Rating the importance of each risk based on parameters like impact, effectiveness, and dissenting opinions.
Risk Assessment:
Risk Measurement: The risk assessment incorporates approaches like quantitative evaluation, incentive assessment, and focusing on high-impact risks.
Damage Assessment: Examining the potential damages from each risk if it materializes.
Risk Management:
Setting Acceptable Risk Level: Determining an acceptable risk level in the organization and deciding if corrective or emergency actions are needed.
Risk Maintenance: Actions for maintaining and updating the risk to preserve its reliability.
Information Security Systems Surveys:
Testing Area:
Login and Access Verification: Identifying external logins and managing internal access to the system.
Cryptographic Testing: Checking data protection using tools such as encryption.
Importance Checks:
Information Importance Check: Examining the level of importance of information and focusing on internal and external means to preserve it.
Detection and Removal Check: Checking means for detecting and removing sensitive or unnecessary information.
Stability Management:
System Operation Testing: Checking the stability of the system under all operational conditions.
Information Security Management Check: Verifying the system's ability to manage and update security policies.
Risk assessments and information security system surveys are essential tools in organizational preparedness to ensure resilience and information security.