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A New Era Of Healthcare Requires A New Approach To Information Security.
A Contracted CISO, Or VCISO, Is An Information Security Practitioner With Years Of Information Security, Risk Management, Privacy And Compliance Experience To Help Healthcare Organizations With Developing, Implementation, And Management Of The Organization’s Information Security Program. Our Virtual CISO Services Are Designed To Bring An Experienced Healthcare CISO To Lead, Advise, And Implement Risk Reducing Measures.
We Believe That Everyone Should Have Access To Quality Information Security Leadership, Regardless Of Budget. Copper Mountain’s VCISO Services Bring CISO-Level Expertise To Companies Of All Sizes And Maturity Levels. Building Effective Security Programs, Managing Risk And Delivering Results In Line With Best Practices Is The Focus Of Our Business.
At Copper Mountain we are experienced information security professionals that work with your organization to assess current security posture, perform a gap analysis to identify any weaknesses or vulnerabilities, and develop a customized plan to address them. We also provide ongoing support and guidance to ensure that your organization stays up-to-date with the latest cybersecurity threats and information security best practices.
The Copper Mountain vCISO is your security point-of-contact for all security related issues, offering a direct line to experts as questions naturally arise. A virtual CISO will also respond to incidents, answer security-related questionnaires for your customers, and respond to data breach should that arise. In addition to ongoing and ad hoc support, a vCISO will tie into meetings when security expertise and guidance are needed. Additional vCISO support includes:
With the increasing reliance on digital systems and the growing threat of cyber attacks, it’s more important than ever to have strong Information Security Policies in place. Copper Mountain’s expert consultants work with you to develop custom policies that are tailored to your organization’s specific needs.
Organizations need a business continuity plan (BCP) and a disaster recovery plan (DRP), informed by a Business Impact Analysis (BIA), to ensure that they can continue to function in the face of a disaster or disruption. Disruptions can come in many forms, such as natural disasters, power outages, cyber attacks, or pandemics. A BCP and DRP can help organizations minimize the impact of these disruptions on their operations, employees, customers, and stakeholders. Together, a BIA-informed BCP and DRP form a comprehensive plan for ensuring the continuity of a business in the face of a disaster or disruption.
A BIA is used to identify and evaluate the potential effects of an interruption to critical business operations as a result of a disaster, accident, or other disruptive event. This information is used to develop contingency plans and strategies for maintaining or quickly recovering operations in the event of a disruption.
A BCP outlines how a business will continue to function during and after a disaster or disruption in service. The purpose of a BCP is to ensure an organization can recover as quickly as possible and minimize the impact of the disruption on customers, employees, and other stakeholders.
A DRP is a document that outlines the steps a business will take to recover from a disaster or disruption. The DRP is a subset of the BCP and focuses specifically on the recovery of IT systems and data, with the goal of getting a business up and running as soon as possible.
Incident response readiness means you are prepared to effectively identify, respond to, and manage an incident or security breach. This includes having a clear understanding of the potential risks and vulnerabilities facing an organization, as well as having a plan in place to respond to incidents when they occur.
Copper Mountain offers Incident Response Plan development and Incident Response Tabletop Testing Exercises to help organizations ensure incident readiness.
An Incident Response Plan (IRP) is designed to protect business interests and resources. Any incident that is not properly contained and handled can escalate into a data breach or system collapse. Responding to an incident effectively can help minimize losses, restore or maintain business services and processes, and reduce future risk.
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An Incident Response Tabletop Testing Exercise is a hands-on interactive experience that simulates a real crisis, and it’s up to you and your team to navigate it and practice expedient coordination and mobilization, incident investigation, identification of gaps in the IRP, and risks requiring mitigation in the Incident Response process.
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