Cyber Security Strategy

Because ‘TBD’ isn’t going to cut it

Whether you’re launching new services, scaling infrastructure, or modernising operations, a well-structured strategy helps prioritise today’s needs while keeping an eye on what’s next. 

A great cyber strategy means fewer rushed decisions, better teamwork, and the confidence to keep moving forward. 

We help teams build practical cyber security strategies that slot into the way they already work. By setting clear priorities and realistic timelines, we help you protect what’s urgent today while preparing for the longer-term needs of your organisation.

Why choose Nasstar?

Our experts will help you build a cyber security strategy that aligns teams, prioritises risks, and supports your roadmap, every step of the way.

Whatourexpertsays...

A strong cyber security strategy is vital. It’s not enough to simply "do security". You need to ensure security measures are in place and underpinning everything you do. At Nasstar, we can help you develop a cyber security strategy that supports your wider business goals and keeps you protected.

Justin BarkerEmployee Experience Practice Lead, Nasstar

FAQs

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A cyber security strategy is a detailed plan that businesses can use to protect their systems and data from cyber threats. Often, cyber security strategies combine policies, tools, and best practices to support the preparation of events like data breaches, ransomware, and other threats.  

Cyber security strategies and cloud security strategy services are vital for businesses of any shape and size. They can help organisations to protect assets, comply with regulations, reduce their risk, and respond to breaches more efficiently.

02

A cyber security strategic assessment is used to assess your current cyber security strategy and look for weaknesses that could be improved with a more robust cyber security strategy. The process typically involves using tools to identify vulnerabilities in your security posture, before prioritising them in terms of risk and establishing solutions to mitigate them. 

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At Nasstar, we recommend regular updates to your cyber security strategy to keep pace with the ever-changing cyber threat landscape. Once per year is optimal, but you should also ensure you review and update your strategy following any significant changes in the business.

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Any business in any sector can fall victim to a cyber attack, so it’s important that organisations in all sectors prioritise having a robust cyber security strategy in place. However, businesses in highly regulated industries like healthcare, financial services, and public sector are often high value targets for cyber criminals so it is even more vital that they have protocols in place. 

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Cyber security strategic assessments can help organisations comply with regulations by helping them identify vulnerabilities, evaluate their security posture, and make informed decisions about risk mitigation. 

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A well-defined and proactive cyber security strategy can help businesses to address emerging threats and technologies by ensuring the business’ security efforts are adaptable and prepared for any eventuality.  

As part of your cyber security strategy, you should incorporate several elements that will support your organisation to address new threats. These include: 

  • Security awareness training for staff 
  • Implementing a Zero Trust model 
  • Regular vulnerability and threat assessments 
  • Continuous monitoring 
  • Incident response planning 
  • Regular security policy reviews 
  • Ongoing research and vigilance to stay ahead of the threat landscape.