Cybersecurity Assessment Service
LenelS2 can help our security customers systematically identify, evaluate, and mitigate current and potential cybersecurity risks within their organization’s access control systems and network.
Enhanced Cybersecurity Readiness from Experts
As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve and grow in regularity, many organizations are challenged by cybersecurity risks and exposure in the form of both existing and future vulnerabilities. Do you know where your current cybersecurity vulnerabilities may be lurking within your physical security systems? Will you be able to identify future cybersecurity vulnerabilities as they emerge?
LenelS2 offers a solution through the Cybersecurity Assessment Service, helping customers across a variety of industries to systematically identify, evaluate, and mitigate current and potential cybersecurity risks within their organization’s access control systems and network. The impact of the LenelS2 Cybersecurity Assessment is enhanced by the use of the Honeywell Cyber Insights monitoring software, which proactively monitors your entire system for new areas of vulnerability.
Cyber Assessment Service - What's Included?
- Current-state cybersecurity gap analysis based on ISA & NIST standards
- Site-specific analyses of central servers and satellite sites
- System hardening evaluations of panels, OnGuard hosts, card readers, and applications
- Network security analysis, including a network scan
- Three months of Honeywell Cyber Insights real-time monitoring
Why LenelS2 Cybersecurity Assessment Service?
- Tailored for LenelS2 access control solutions
- Network scan & segmentation analysis
- Identifies security risks
- Evaluates risks
- Recommends mitigation strategy security roadmap
Why Honeywell Cyber Insights?
- Know what’s connected to your network
- Detect threats faster and better manage vulnerabilities to limit remediation costs and impacts on your business
- Get better visibility of an OT system’s cybersecurity status
- An on-premises solution keeps data within your control
Benefits of Cybersecurity Assessment Service
- Identify and highlight vulnerabilities
- Prevent costly incidents
- Safeguard sensitive information
- Build trust within and outside the organization
- Reduce downtime and costs
- Contribute towards a resilient disaster recovery plan
- Comply with industry standards
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Frequently Asked Questions about Cybersecurity Assessment Services
A NIST Risk Assessment is the systematic process recommended by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) that identifies, evaluates, and prioritizes risks to an industry’s cybersecurity posture. The NIST framework provides guidelines for organizations to understand potential vulnerabilities and create effective mitigation strategies.
The steps to a cybersecurity risk assessment typically include:
- Identify assets
- Identify threats
- Evaluate vulnerabilities
- Assess impact
- Prioritize risks
- Create mitigation strategies
- Analyze and update
Cybersecurity risk assessments typically include analyzing:
- Physical security risks
- Phishing attacks
- Data breaches
- Ransomware attacks
- Network vulnerabilities
- Unauthorized access to security systems
- System tampering
- Malware attacks on IoT devices
Physical security measures in cybersecurity involve protecting physical assets and internet-enabled environments, supporting broader cybersecurity efforts. This may include:
- Surveillance
- Access control
- Environmental controls
- Hardware security
A physical security policy in cybersecurity outlines the guidelines and processes for securing physical assets and environments. This policy often includes protocols for surveillance, access control, hardware protection, and response in the event of a physical security breach.
Cybersecurity risk assessments should ideally be conducted annually. However, organizations with complex physical security systems or high-risk environments may require more frequent assessments, such as quarterly, or after the addition of new devices, software updates, or network changes.
