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Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment

January 25, 2019

Measure and Improve your Cybersecurity Approach A service enabling companies to assess, verify and improve cybersecurity across an enterprise and with third-party partners. “The Cybersecurity Framework may become the de facto standard and may impact legal definitions and enforcement guidelines for cybersecurity moving forward.” Gain Immediate Insights Our robust assessment enables you to learn the strengths, weaknesses and maturity of your cybersecurity program.

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SecSign Technologies Inc.

SecSign Technologies delivers user authentication, messaging, file sharing, and file storage with nextgeneration security for company networks, websites, platforms, and devices. Using advanced cryptography, SecSign eliminates passwords, simplifies authentication, and provides messaging and file data solutions that make it virtually impossible for hackers to compromise accounts or access sensitive information. Founded in 1998, we put our heart and soul into developing security software to provide our customers and their users with the highest level of security. SecCommerce was one of the first companies in the world to guarantee security for data archiving and communication for large insurance companies, banks, and national institutions by using electronic signature components. Government agencies and social insurance agencies, which must follow strict guidelines and meet high standards of security and privacy, rely on our solutions every day to provide maximum protection for sensitive

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Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment