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Cybersecurity Audit & Compliance

Cybersecurity Audit & Compliance

Retain us for Proactive Cyber Security services for StateRAMP, FedRAMP, CMMC, PCI, HIPAA, NIST-FISMA, 800-53, 800-171, CJIS , DFARS , SOC 1, SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA, ISO 27001, NERC CIP, LA DMF, C5, EUCS, ENS, and others.

Risk Assessment & Management

Risk Assessment & Management

Defending against today's cyber threat landscape and financial fraud requires a Proactive Integrated Risk Management (IRM) strategy, a real-time approach to assessing and managing risk and diligent attention to details.

Privacy Audit & Compliance

Privacy Audit & Compliance

Get ahead of the increasing demands of new laws and regulations around the world and comply with existing regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA Privacy Rule, EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, GLBA, PIPEDA, DPDP, and the SOC 2 Privacy Trust Principle.

Vulnerability & Penetration Testing

Vulnerability & Penetration Testing

We provide services such as Red Team, NVLAP, PCI SLC, code analysis, and software certifications. Identify threats first with proactive cyber security vulnerability and penetration testing services you need to find and prevent risks to your business before hackers or malicious insiders do.

IT Policies & Governance

IT Policies & Governance

Governance is the foundation for ALL Proactive Cyber Security, Financial Compliance and Policy programs by outlining the structure, authority, and processes needed to execute the organization's mission to remain compliant. We provide policies and procedures aligned with every compliance framework the compliance community offers.

Cybervisor® Advisory Services

Cybervisor® Advisory Services

Start-ups to multinationals across all business sectors and all jurisdictions depend on our preeminently qualified proactive cyber security assistance to implement effective controls and countermeasures. Avoid breaches, litigation, regulatory fines, and industry sanctions with our Proactive Cyber Security services.

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CMMC Phase 2 Arrives in 2026: How to Prepare

With the final rule for CMMC now in place and the phased rollout underway, organizations that handle FCI or CUI are entering a period where preparation has moved from the theoretical to a practical necessity.

This article breaks down what preparation looks like in 2026: the decisions organizations are making, the challenges they face, the timelines that matter, and the strategic opportunities available for those who treat CMMC as more than a compliance checkbox.

 

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What Is Autonomous Malware?

We’re reaching the end of 2025, and looking ahead to 2026, most experts are discussing the latest threats that will shape the year ahead. This year, we’re seeing a new, but not unexpected, shift to autonomous threats driven by state-sponsored actors and AI. 

With that in mind, a new generation of threats, broadly known as autonomous malware, is beginning to reshape how organizations think about cyber risk, detection, and response. These threats don’t behave like the malware that defenders have spent decades learning to identify, and that’s got experts preparing for the new threat landscape. 

This article explains what autonomous malware is, why it matters now, and what experts should watch as these threats evolve.

 

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What CISA’s Emergency Directive 26-01 Means for Everyone

In mid-October 2025, the CISA issued one of its most urgent orders yet: Emergency Directive 26-01. The directive calls on all Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies to immediately mitigate vulnerabilities in devices from F5 Networks following a state-sponsored breach of F5’s systems and access to portions of BIG-IP source code and vulnerability data.

The event underscores a dangerous reality: our most trusted network appliances have become primary targets. This isn’t just a government issue. Every enterprise using F5 technology or comparable edge-device infrastructure faces the same risks.

 

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Cybersecurity and Vetting AI-Powered Tools

A recent exploit involving a new AI-focused browser shone a light on a critical problem–namely, that browser security is a constant issue, and AI is just making that threat more pronounced. Attackers discovered a way to use that browser’s memory features to implant hidden instructions inside an AI assistant. Once stored, those instructions triggered unwanted actions, such as unauthorised data access or code execution.

The event itself is concerning, but the larger lesson is even more important. The line between browser and operating system continues to blur. Every added function feature brings convenience, but also increases the potential attack surface.

For organisations where security and compliance define daily operations, that expansion demands more scrutiny than ever.

 

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