Cyber resilience: build security into how you operate

Cyber resilience is the ability to prevent attacks, detect them quickly and keep working when something goes wrong. It goes beyond a yearly audit: security is built into software, cloud, AI systems and staff habits.

Signs you need this

  • Security is checked once a year, if at all
  • A client or regulator is asking for evidence
  • You use AI tools and nobody has tested them
  • Nobody owns security as a job

Three ways to do it

Start at the step that suits your budget and your appetite for change. Each one stands on its own.

  1. Step 1

    Find out where you stand

    Test your applications and network, then get a plain list of what to fix first.

    Know your real risks
  2. Step 2

    Close the gaps and prepare

    Fix the findings and get ready for DPDP, SOC 2 or ISO 27001 requirements, with a fractional security lead if you need one.

    Ready for client and regulator questions
  3. Step 3

    Watch it all the time

    Continuous monitoring and response, plus testing of your AI systems against new kinds of attack.

    Attacks spotted early

How we do it differently

The usual wayThe Cehpoint way

A long PDF of findings

A ranked fix list, and the same team can make the fixes

Security added at the end

Security built in by the people who build the software

AI systems left untested

Your chatbots and agents are attacked on purpose, safely

What you gain

  • Fewer ways in for attackers
  • Faster answers to client security questions
  • Readiness for India's DPDP Act
  • Safer use of AI

Technology we use

  • AI red teaming for LLM systems
  • Continuous monitoring and response
  • Automated security testing in delivery
  • Digital forensics

Common questions

What is VAPT?

Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing. It finds weaknesses in your systems and safely tries to exploit them, so that you can fix them before an attacker does.

Does the DPDP Act apply to my company?

If you handle personal data of people in India digitally, it very likely applies. A consultation can map what you collect and what needs to change.

What is AI red teaming?

It is the deliberate, safe attacking of AI systems, such as chatbots and agents, to find ways they can be tricked into leaking data or misbehaving.

We are a small company. Where do we start?

Start with the free security scheme for baseline scanning, then test whatever holds customer data.

Talk to us about cyber resilience

Tell us what is holding you back. We will reply with the options that suit your company.