Octopian’s national cybersecurity framework represents a DNA-based governance initiative designed to establish new cybersecurity policies, national-level operational systems encompassing risk management and quantification frameworks informed by the FAIR model, performance management, due diligence, and third-party audits.
Conduct strategic and sector-specific cybersecurity assessment at selected private and government entities on-site to cultivate situational awareness regarding national cybersecurity risk exposure.
Create and execute a series of training sessions and workshops on business modeling for government and private sector strategy departments and enterprise architects. This aims to establish business modeling as a vital element in the development and integration of digital transformation and cybersecurity strategies, as well as the incorporation of key performance indicators (KPIs) and key risk indicators (KRIs).
Plan and execute a series of strategic cybersecurity training sessions and workshops tailored for enterprise risk management departments within chosen private and government entities.
Executing a series of operational cybersecurity training sessions and workshops designed for cybersecurity and information and technology (I&T) departments within designated private and government entities.
Establish and construct Academia programs for information and technology (I&T) and cybersecurity academic and training service providers. These programs aim to define and uphold the anticipated training program quality and the caliber of graduates who will service as the future generation of national cybersecurity defenders.
The Vulnerability Operation Center (VOC) Platform is designed to streamline the engagement of proficient national and global security researchers through incentive-based programs focused on cybersecurity penetration testing and vulnerability identification. This initiative enhances the ability to proactively guard against cyberattacks.
Third-party and vendor risk management stands as an integral and essential element within the National Cybersecurity Program. Its primary objective is to guarantee that the involvement of external service providers, IT vendors, and other third parties does not pose an unacceptable risk of business disruption or adversely affect business performance. This process specifically identifies the third parties responsible for managing, accessing, or supplying data to our information assets.
The National Platform will put into action the risk management life cycle for cyber and IT risks, aligned with the organization’s mission. The goal is to create a central hub that streamlines national business-oriented risk management decision-making.
National-level cybersecurity audit policies, procedures, and activities are implemented periodically to serve as the third line of defense.
The National Cybersecurity Intelligence Platform serves as a source of knowledge, information, and data regarding cybersecurity threats and related issues. It delivers, curates, and supports information about threat identities, motivations, characteristics, and methods, commonly referred to as tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).