Barbican Launches Barbican Cyber ‘One-Step-Ahead’ Resilience Product
- Barbican's cyber division teams up with TSC Advantage and FICO
- Product spans cyber reconnaissance, phishing defence and intrusion response
- Provided as 'value adds' for Barbican's cyber insureds at no additional cost
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Barbican Cyber OSA is structured to encompass three critical areas of cyber resilience: cyber reconnaissance; cyber phishing defence and cyber intrusion response. It combines software components, on- and off-site training and detailed evaluation and recommendation reports to support organisations in their efforts to bolster overall cyber security measures.
The product offers cyber insureds access to the FICO Enterprise Security Score (ESS) Portrait software. The tool helps organisations identify externally visible weak spots and red flag indicators that could attract system intruders and provides clear actionable insights on how to improve their cyber posture.
Phishing simulation training is provided by TSC Advantage, a global leader in enterprise risk and cybersecurity. The training involves controlled phishing and spear-phishing attacks to assess current levels of phishing awareness amongst staff, with detailed recommendations provided on improving attack resilience.
Barbican Cyber OSA's intrusion response component, also delivered by TSC Advantage, combines table-top incident response exercises and in-depth documentation reviews to generate a detailed evaluation report and guidance on how to improve response capabilities in the event of an incident.
Commenting on the launch,
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Barbican, FICO, TSC Advantage, cyber, incident response, phishing, King
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FICO http://www.fico.comÂ
FICO Enterprise Security Score Portrait is a cyber risk quantification tool that provides a stable, long-term score rating of the insured's network security risk, helping them understand where their systems are exposed and how they can proactively strengthen their defences. Combining predictive analytics and a deep database of historical cyber information, insureds are provided with clear actionable insights, that include NIST guidance references, to improve their cyber defences and protect themselves against emerging threats.
TSC Advantage http://www.tscadvantage.com
TSC Advantage is a leader in enterprise security assessments, cybersecurity consulting, and managed security services. Its assessment methodology has twice been awarded SAFETY Act designation by the
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