Frequenty Asked Questions

Answers to Your Common Cybersecurity Questions

GENERAL

Cybersecurity is crucial for protecting a company's digital assets against cyberattacks, minimizing the risk of financial losses, reputation damage, and operational disruptions. DSCVR offers security evaluations, training, and risk management solutions to secure your business.

DSCVR enhances your company's IT security through comprehensive audits, strategic advice, and customized solutions to counter threats specific to your industry.

Our main services include security assessments and audits, regulatory compliance (GDPR, DORA, NIS2), Assistance on ISO27001, cybersecurity training, CISO/CSO as a Service, and phishing simulations, amongst others.

A security audit assesses your company's current security practices, controls, and policies to identify vulnerabilities and recommend improvements. It involves several stages, including planning, inspection, testing, and reporting.

A security audit assesses your company's current security practices, controls, and policies to identify vulnerabilities and recommend improvements. It involves several stages, including planning, inspection, testing, and reporting. An assessment focuses on evaluating potential risks and vulnerabilities, whereas an audit verifies compliance with specific security standards and policies.

DSCVR takes data confidentiality seriously, implementing strict security measures to protect sensitive information and complying with all data protection laws. Our TOM is available on request.

We offer a range of training, from basic cybersecurity awareness programs to advanced courses for IT professionals, tailored to the needs and knowledge levels of each company.

CISO/CSO as a Service provides your company with the expertise of an experienced security officer on demand, to lead your security initiatives without the cost of a full-time position.
ISO27001 Certification FAQs

Everything You Need to Know About Achieving ISO27001 Compliance

ISO 27001

ISO 27001 certification defines an international standard that specifies the requirements for an information security management system (ISMS). It helps organizations manage and protect their information systematically and consistently, enhancing client and partner trust.

For ISO 27001 certification, DSCVR guides your company through the compliance process, from preparing documentation to implementing the necessary security controls.

Achieving ISO 27001 certification demonstrates that your business is serious about information security. It enhances risk management, ensures compliance with laws and regulations, and boosts trust among clients and stakeholders.

The time required to obtain ISO 27001 certification can vary depending on the size and complexity of your organization, typically ranging from 6 months to 2 years. At DSCVR, we streamline the process to ensure a thorough and efficient implementation.

DSCVR offers comprehensive support throughout the ISO 27001 certification process, from the initial assessment and planning through to implementation, internal auditing, certification audit preparation, and ongoing post-certification support.

We provide customized training programs to educate and raise awareness among your teams about information security. Our training is designed to strengthen your security culture and ensure a deep understanding of the ISMS.

The costs for ISO 27001 certification vary based on several factors, including the size of the company, the complexity of the ISMS, and the level of support required. DSCVR offers customized solutions to fit all type of needs and budget.

After certification, DSCVR continues to provide support to ensure your ISMS remains compliant and effective. This includes regular audits, compliance updates, and advice for continuous improvement.
NIS2 and DORA Compliance FAQs

Expert Insights on Navigating New Regulations

NIS2 & DORA

DSCVR ensures compliance by evaluating your current practices, recommending strategies to meet legal requirements, and assisting with the implementation of these strategies.

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a regulatory framework designed to ensure that the financial sector in the European Union maintains robust digital operational resilience. It affects a wide range of financial entities including banks, insurance companies, investment firms, and any service providers to these entities. DSCVR helps these businesses understand and implement the necessary requirements to comply with DORA, ensuring their digital operations are resilient against disruptions.

Compliance with DORA is crucial because it ensures your business can effectively anticipate, withstand, and recover from operational disruptions related to ICT (Information and Communication Technology) systems. By complying with DORA, you not only meet regulatory requirements but also protect your business against significant operational and reputational damage. DSCVR can guide your organization through the compliance process, enhancing your digital resilience and safeguarding your critical operations.

DORA's key requirements include establishing a robust digital risk management framework, conducting regular testing to assess resilience, managing ICT third-party risks, and implementing comprehensive incident reporting mechanisms. DSCVR supports financial entities by developing tailored strategies and solutions that meet these requirements, focusing on enhancing digital resilience and operational integrity.

DSCVR assists in achieving DORA compliance by providing expert consultancy and implementation support. This includes risk assessment, policy development, incident response planning, and third-party risk management tailored specifically to the needs of the financial sector. Our approach ensures that your digital operational resilience strategies are effective, efficient, and fully compliant with DORA regulations.

NIS2 updates the original Network and Information Systems (NIS) Directive by broadening the range of sectors affected, imposing stricter security requirements, and enhancing obligations for incident response. It extends to digital service providers and essential services like energy, transport, health, and digital infrastructure. DSCVR helps organizations understand these updates and integrate the new requirements into their cybersecurity strategies.

NIS2 increases your organization's cybersecurity obligations by requiring more rigorous security measures, enhanced incident reporting, and comprehensive risk management practices. This includes mandatory risk assessments and the need to report serious cyber incidents to national authorities. DSCVR can help streamline these processes, ensuring that your security measures and protocols are up to date and compliant with NIS2.

Non-compliance with NIS2 can result in significant penalties, including hefty fines based on a percentage of your global turnover. These sanctions are designed to enforce compliance and ensure that cybersecurity measures are taken seriously. DSCVR can help you avoid these penalties by ensuring that your cybersecurity practices meet NIS2 standards, providing peace of mind and financial security.

DSCVR supports organizations in complying with NIS2 by offering customized services that include cybersecurity audits, compliance assessments, and the development of incident response strategies. We also provide ongoing support and training to ensure that your team is equipped to maintain compliance with NIS2 requirements effectively.