BlueSteel Cybersecurity Launches Advanced Cybersecurity & CMMC Services
COLUMBIA, Md.: BlueSteel Cybersecurity announces the launch of its full line of intelligent cybersecurity and CMMC services. The company was created to bridge the widening gap between cybersecurity requirements and business operations.
BlueSteel Cybersecurity's unique approach is based on the knowledge that current security policies are often too rigid and intrusive to employees' daily jobs. As a result, instead of working within security parameters, workers find ways around them, leaving organizations vulnerable to attacks. BlueSteel Cybersecurity takes the opposite tack: the experienced team starts with their clients' workflows and culture to bring cybersecurity protections up to the levels needed.
"The end-user ultimately drives the success of any initiative. If you create something that is disruptive to the end-user, they are unlikely to engage, and the initiative fails. However, if you start with determining what the end-user needs in order to be successful and align this with essential cybersecurity needs, you can create policies that become a win-win for all involved," said Ali Allage, CEO, BlueSteel Cybersecurity.
BlueSteel Cybersecurity's launch is just in time: CMMC, the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, is a framework that will be soon be used by key federal agencies to ensure appropriate cybersecurity practices and processes are in place to protect sensitive information. Cybersecurity crimes are increasing in intensity and cost; across the private sector, government, and nonprofits, experts estimate that cybersecurity crimes have cost us more than $600 billion.
BlueSteel Cybersecurity will offer straightforward monthly packages that include CMMC preparation, 24/7 managed security services, security consulting, and assessments – everything needed to keep an organization safe and secure.
"Our goal is to prove our value – and the value of cybersecurity processes and protections – through innovative solutions that help our clients achieve their information security goals," said Ali.
