Cyber Risk Management Group (CRMG) is a provider of information risk and cybersecurity consultancy services. CRMG partners with organisations of all sizes and backgrounds to implement pragmatic approaches to cyber security and risk management that achieve the right balance between risk profile, regulatory requirements and resources available
Cyber Risk Fundamentals
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Cyber Risk Management Group (CRMG) is a provider of information risk and cybersecurity consultancy services. CRMG partners with organisations of all sizes and backgrounds to implement pragmatic approaches to cyber security and risk management that achieve the right balance between risk profile, regulatory requirements and resources available
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October 1, 2020
How to Fast-Track Your Cybersecurity Journey with a No-Nonsense Gap Assessment
How to Fast-Track Your Cybersecurity Journey with a No-Nonsense Gap Assessment by CRMG
August 20, 2020
CRMG Podcast: Managing Cyber Risk While Growing an Online Business
The emergence and rapid growth of online retail is a great example of how businesses can move most of their operations online. Even businesses that don’t sell their products or services online are now benefiting from increased customer engagement and interaction from using digital platforms. However, while moving online has many benefits and opportunities to scale, it also creates many vulnerabilities and opportunities for cybercriminals. Businesses online activity has seen an increase by 50% to 100%. This is a huge increase which creates a huge burden on the IT department and generates new threats they are unprepared for. In the second part of this podcast conversation with CyBourn, we discuss the attack trends in the online space for rapidly growing online businesses, and how organisations can overcome these threats.
July 28, 2020
Data Ownership - a critical step in cybersecurity
The pace and scale at which we create and share data is greater than ever before. With such an abundance of information, data ownership is a real challenge for organisations, with many finding it too difficult to determine the data they own, and who is responsible for what. Once organisations assign data owners who understand what they are accountable for, how to manage risk to their data, and buy-in to the responsibility of being an owner, they can truly be an asset to the business - and a critical step in cybersecurity. In this podcast, Nick Frost, Co-Founder & Director at CRMG and Simon Lacey, Principal Consultant at CRMG, discuss why organisations that define data owners will be in a stronger position with their information security than those that don’t. Nick and Simon also share examples of how to identify and assign data owners, and how to get buy-in from the people who own data, and essentially the risk.
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