Security Tip of the Week – Don’t Let Cybercriminals Play You
Cybercriminals pose as game developers, tricking you into downloading malware that steals personal information and spreads to your contacts.
Making informed IT decisions is more challenging—and crucial—than ever. For Infrastructure Managers, IT Directors, and CIOs facing complex choices about technology investments, planning, and risk management, Keller Schroeder’s Business and Technology Assessment (BTA) offers a customizable solution designed to provide clarity, direction, and value.
After data collection exercises have been completed, the results of your BTA are presented in a detailed, structured report that caters to both technical and non-technical audiences (completely at the client’s discretion). Technical audiences could include Network Admins, Systems Engineers, etc. We might also have non-technical parties that are largely interested in Risk Management, such as CFOs, CEOs, Business Managers. The report is divided into three key sections:
Executive Summary: High-level data that summarizes the overall engagement and the discovered risks.
Recommendations Summaries: A detailed project-focused depiction of KSA’s recommended path for remediating ALL reported risks.
Appendices: All detailed technical data collected throughout the assessment. Many charts, graphs, reports, summaries, etc. that present the data in different ways for different audiences.
Keller Schroeder’s BTA covers every aspect of your technology stack. Our most popular offerings include:
Partnering with Keller Schroeder for a BTA means gaining a trusted advisor who understands the complexities of today’s IT environment. Our assessments are not just about identifying risks; they are about helping you build a stronger, more resilient IT infrastructure that drives business success. With our data-driven insights, tailored recommendations, and long-term strategic planning, you can make informed IT decisions that support your organization’s growth and stability.
Cybercriminals pose as game developers, tricking you into downloading malware that steals personal information and spreads to your contacts.
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