At NESS, we apply the CIS Controls (Center for Internet Security Controls) — a globally recognised framework of best practices designed to strengthen your organisation’s cybersecurity posture.
These controls establish a structured, measurable approach to reducing risks, protecting digital assets and ensuring compliance with international standards.
At NESS, the implementation of CIS Controls starts with a detailed maturity assessment and diagnostic process that evaluates your organisation’s entire cybersecurity environment.
We analyse infrastructure, policies, configurations, access management and operational practices to determine your current alignment with the 18 categories of the CIS Controls framework.
Using automated tools and interviews with technical teams, we identify gaps, vulnerabilities and missing or ineffective controls, providing a clear baseline of your cyber maturity level.
This first phase sets the foundation for a strategic, data-driven improvement plan that enhances resilience and strengthens your organisation’s overall security posture.
At NESS, we begin the implementation of CIS Controls with a comprehensive evaluation of your organisation’s current cybersecurity posture.
Through this maturity assessment, we measure your alignment with the 18 CIS Controls, identifying gaps, vulnerabilities, and priority areas that need immediate attention.
This diagnosis becomes the foundation for a strategic improvement roadmap, helping your organisation strengthen defences, optimise processes, and evolve toward a higher level of cyber resilience and compliance.
With NESS CIS Controls implementation, your organisation adopts an evidence-based, prioritised, and adaptive cybersecurity framework.
By aligning with CIS international standards, you gain greater resilience against threats, reduce your exposure to cyber risks, and ensure strong compliance with regulatory requirements and security audits.
NESS (Network Environment Scanning and Security), focuses on developing software to help companies prevent and predict cyberattacks and failures within their technological infrastructure.