
Automotive
Driving value and improving technology while keeping costs low is imperative for the automotive industry. Smart investment in IT can help organizations achieve business goals and streamline the automotive process from start to finish.
Technology Risk Across Industries
All organizations rely on applications and tools unique to their industry and, in some cases, to a particular organization. However, during the process of risk identification, when looking at the traditional technology layers— network, platform, and database— we’ve found commonality.
Our philosophy is that risk, when identified and managed at these layers, is consistent. For example, the risks related to a MS Windows 2003 Server are essentially the same, regardless of the type of organization running it. While risks vary to some degree based on the implementation, a significant portion remains constant. Our methodologies for identifying these risks are comprehensive and flexible enough to capture risk related to varying implementations.
Business Risk Across Industries
Unlike technology risk, business risk is unique in almost all situations. Our qualified staff of risk management and internal audit professionals bring to each engagement years of industry-specific experience and qualifications such as CPA, CISA, CISSP, CEH, CHP, and more.
Driving value and improving technology while keeping costs low is imperative for the automotive industry. Smart investment in IT can help organizations achieve business goals and streamline the automotive process from start to finish.
Secure communications are critical for the health of national infrastructure. Effective IT security, risk management, and governance are important components in the conversation about protecting the communications industry from malicious actors.
Improving operational efficiency and maintaining costs can be hampered by ineffective IT security measures. Reliable consumer products security requires full enterprise buy-in to minimize the risk of a costly system breach.
A data breach in the defense industry can have wide-reaching, detrimental consequences. The logical course of action is to bolster IT defenses, perform simulated hacking drills, and enlist the assistance of an independent risk management expert to define a comprehensive IT governance model.
Disruption to energy companies’ operations puts a nation’s population and data at significant risk. To thwart state-sponsored attacks and other malicious threats, utilities should focus their time and energy into aligning with industry compliance regulations and developing an effective disaster recovery plan.
Protecting customer information and intellectual property and avoiding service disruptions is the name of the game for entertainment and media companies. Enhancing cybersecurity measures to proactively thwart hackers is a win-win situation for both customers and E&M providers.