Services

Managed Services

IoT Protection

Physical Infrastructure

Defense in Depth/Layered Defense

Protection for End of Life Systems Extension

Specialized Encryption Capabilities

DevSecOps

Consulting

Virtual CISO (vCISO)

Many organizations face an uphill battle against a rapidly evolving cybersecurity threat. Qyell provides organizations with senior-level security experts who can provide guidance on-demand regarding these security concerns. Tailored to the needs of medium or small-sized businesses, our vCISOs can oversee cybersecurity strategy, asset management, policies, and more.

Cybersecurity Policy

 Our knowledgeable team of security professionals will work with you to ensure your policies promote confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Ensuring your policies are in compliance with industry standards and government regulations, we designate acceptable use, access control, remote access, and other important policy decisions. Qyell can also provide you with cybersecurity policies including:

• Privacy and Data Use Policy
• Information Systems Use Policy
• Account Access and Management Policy (including remote access and cloud-based policy)

Network Access Control

Computer networks today provide a wide attack surface for malicious or uninformed actors to harm your systems. These networks allow others to breach the confidentiality of your data using a constant internet connection to your systems. Using risk-based decision-making, Qyell can recommend rules-based and policy-based access to your systems. This gives you the exclusive ability to dictate who receives access to your systems. With our innovative technology, OVRWATCH, total port security is guaranteed.

Training

Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Employee training is critically important to keep current on the latest software vulnerabilities and malware attack vectors. Common software attacks like phishing attempts and social engineering can result in data breaches, ransomware attacks, and more. We teach operational best practices from NIST, CMMI, and others.

Systems Security Engineering (SSE) Training

According to NIST, the SSE “ensures that stakeholder protection needs and security concerns associated with the system are properly identified and addressed” (csrc.nist.gov). Using systems engineering principles to provide proper security requirements for your network architecture is important to us. 

Scammer & Human Error Prevention Training

Proper training reduces system attacks. Qyell provides tailorable training to prevent email-based and physical security attacks that allows our training to follow your policies and procedures. We also provide methods and education for reporting phishing-related attacks and preventing malicious email scammers. Stopping social engineering and email attacks prevents negative brand recognition, replacing networking systems, and payouts from attacks such as ransomware.

Assessments

Insider Threat Detection

Insider threats allow malware into your systems accidentally or on purpose. These attacks pose challenges to detecting and addressing the attack on your system. Thankfully, our innovative technology, OVRWATCH, is here to help. OVRWATCH uniquely detects insider threat activity at both hardware and software levels. Using undetectable sensors and tamper-proof technologies, intentionally malicious actors can be detected. Our machine learning algorithms also detect anomalous behavior.

Cybersecurity Assessment & Analysis (A&A)

Determining the current state of a cybersecurity network is important for mapping security vulnerabilities. Within your architecture, we fully characterize your systems to ensure no backdoor access or “sidetaps” are being exploited.  Qyell provides packet-by-packet logging, mapping of all ports and internet connectivity, and documentation of all systems.

Security Maturity Assessment (CSMA)

In an analysis of the progression of your cybersecurity posture, CSMA provides an in-depth look at how your security capabilities have improved over time. Qyell provides an analysis of security gaps across your enterprise and provides you with a maturity level, which can be improved upon. The security maturity assessment can be tailored to support preparation for CMMI and industry standards.

Vulnerability Assessment

With a vulnerability assessment, we provide experience in conducting analysis on any system, including highly connected enterprise IT or air gapped systems. By mapping your data flows, we can better understand your existing security controls and recommend features to harden your infrastructure. Vulnerability scans can also be used to provide a thorough assessment of all software-related vulnerabilities.

ICS Security Assessment

Industrial control systems pose unique and complex challenges. Air gapped systems often have unintentional access to the internet, compromising their security. Qyell provides an in-depth analysis of all connections to ensure your system operates as intended. With optimized software drivers to fit your needs, Qyell can adapt to any ICS/SCADA network.

Additional Services include:

• Monitoring and inspecting network devices for software vulnerabilities
• Assessing network traffic for internet access points into ICS/SCADA system
• Backup system inspections
• Interview ICS and cybersecurity personnel and present key findings

Risk Management Framework

Risk Prioritization

Highly useful for conducting risk assessments, prioritizing risk from most to least critical has a broad impact on your organization. Risk prioritization affects your organization’s risk tracking, planning, and mitigation by determining where to first implement cybersecurity methods. These decisions can provide you with an optimized solution that efficiently addresses your most pressing security vulnerabilities.

Security Risk Management

“One report from PurpleSec showed that cyber incidents rose 600% during the pandemic” (Watters, 2022). In the process of managing and mitigating risk, we actively pursue the most efficient path to addressing risks based on your risk strategy. Our team addresses the likelihood and consequences of an attack proactively so that risk mitigation is simplified. Our team has the experience needed to ensure your team only takes risks worth taking.

Risk Mitigation

Risk mitigation is central to minimizing risks. Our team is dedicated to providing you with an efficient strategy for avoiding, accepting, transferring, and monitoring risks across your enterprise. This strategy requires considering technological, resource, and financial risks associated with your cybersecurity posture. Tracking risks and monitoring the progress of these risks is important to what Qyell does.

IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)

Ensuring that your enterprise IT systems meet your business objectives can be a challenging task. By securing your network against data exfiltration and instituting proper procedures across your data systems, risk can be mitigated and controlled. With breadth across many different industry sectors, we ensure your team meets all industry standards and federal government regulatory compliance.

Examples of regulatory compliance includes:

• HIPAA
• Sarbanes-Oxley
• Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)
• Privacy laws

Third-Party Cyber Risk

For organizations with extensive connections to a third-party vendor, cyberattacks on third parties holding your data can be difficult to control. These attacks also pose a significant risk to your brand reputation. By analyzing the security of third-party connections into your organization, you can mitigate the risk of your sensitive data being compromised and cyberattacks moving into your systems. An effective strategy to address and monitor third-party cyber gaps can efficiently mitigate these risks.

Cybersecurity Risk Quantification

Quantification is critically important for making the most efficient decisions regarding how to address risk. Questions regarding how much to invest in security solutions and how quickly you need to address your cyber gaps are answered here. With risk profiles, charts can demonstrate how probable and severe an attack could be on your network in ways that analyses cannot.