Security & Compliance

Turn requirements into practical controls.

A Cubed IT helps businesses understand technical security requirements, identify gaps, implement appropriate controls and verify that important protections remain in place.

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Security & Compliance

Security controls, frameworks and evidence.

Security and compliance overlap, but they are not the same thing. The goal is to understand the requirement, implement practical controls and be able to show what is actually in place.

Security controls

Identity, endpoint protection, updates, access, backup, monitoring and other practical safeguards.

Framework alignment

Use recognized frameworks to organize requirements, identify gaps and plan improvements.

Cyber insurance readiness

Review common technical requirements and the controls used to support them.

Evidence & verification

Document what is configured and verify that important controls remain in place over time.

A practical path

Understand the requirement before buying the solution.

Frameworks and questionnaires can become overwhelming quickly. We break the work into understandable technical controls and real operational tasks.

AssessUnderstand the current environment, requirement and existing controls.
PrioritizeSeparate meaningful risk reduction from check-box noise.
ImplementPut practical technical and operational controls in place.
VerifyConfirm the controls remain configured and functioning as intended.
Important distinction

Compliance is not the same as security.

A framework can provide structure and evidence. Security controls reduce risk. Neither should be treated as a permanent badge that says an organization is “secure.”

01

Requirements

What does the insurer, client, regulator or framework ask you to demonstrate?

02

Controls

What technical and operational protections address those requirements?

03

Evidence

How do you know the controls exist and continue to function?

Next step

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