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partner@secureitlab.comSITL is the brand under which the member firms of Secureitlab operate and provide professional services.
Together, these firms form the SITL network. ‘SITL’ is often used to refer either to individual firms within
the SITL network or to several or all of them collectively.
SITL network consists of firms which are separate legal entities. The firms that make up the network are committed to working together to provide quality service offerings for clients throughout the world. Firms in the SITL network are members in, or have other connections to, Secureitlab, a WLL company registered in Kingdom of Bahrain & SITLPHP Corp registered in Philippines. Our member firms focus on key areas such as strategy, brand, and risk and quality, the Network Leadership Team and Board of Secureitlab develop and implement policies and initiatives to achieve a common and coordinated approach among individual firms where appropriate. Member firms of Secureitlab can use the SITL name and the resources and methodologies of the SITL network are made available to them. In addition, member firms may request the resources of other member firms and/or secure the provision of professional services by other member firms and/or other entities. In return, member firms agree to abide by certain common policies and to maintain the standards of the SITL network as put forward by Secureitlab.
The SITL network is not one international partnership and SITL member firms are not otherwise legal partners with each other. A member firm cannot act as an agent of Secureitlab or any other member firm, cannot obligate Secureitlab or any other member firm, and is liable only for its own acts or omissions and not those of Secureitlab or any other member firm. Similarly, Secureitlab cannot act as an agent of any member firm, cannot obligate any member firm, and is liable only for its own acts or omissions.
Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Information security, cybersecurity and privacy protection — Information security management systems
Security techniques — Extension to ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27002 for privacy information management
Security and resilience — Business continuity management systems
Information technology — Security techniques — Code of practice for information security controls based on ISO/IEC 27002 for cloud services
Information technology — Security techniques — Code of practice for protection of personally identifiable information (PII) in public clouds acting as PII processors
Information technology — Service management Part 1: Service management system requirements
Information technology — Artificial intelligence — Management system
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization
Design and implement a data governance framework aligned with business goals and regulatory requirements
Define and assign data stewardship roles for your organization.
Ensure the accuracy, consistency, and completeness of data
Establish consistent, accurate, and controlled master data
Organize data for easy access and use
Ensure compliance with governance policies and regulations
Manage data from creation to disposal
Ensuring organizational alignment and readiness for governance practices
Evaluate data privacy practices against legal and regulatory frameworks
Draft and implement privacy policies that comply with regulations
Map out and document data flows across the organization
Manage requests related to data subject rights
Embed privacy considerations into data management processes
Ensure that thirdparty vendors adhere to data privacy standards
Manage data breaches and minimize the risk of future incidents
Ensure continuous compliance with privacy regulations
Raise awareness and ensure employees understand data privacy responsibilities
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture
Assess the cyber security posture of your organization