Cybersecurity in the U.S.

The Cyber-Value Connection

To help quantify these impacts, CGI’s UK cybersecurity leaders commissioned Oxford Economics to create a rigorous econometric model that captures the damage caused by a cyber breach to a company’s share price. The model was used to analyze publicly listed companies that ...

Protecting sensitive assets and ensuring business continuity is essential to the digital enterprise. Particularly as increased connectivity and data sharing bring new vulnerabilities, customers and citizens need assurance that their personal information is safe when they engage.

CGI has invested heavily in establishing our cybersecurity credentials, working closely with international associations and standards bodies. Our global experience helps us predict and defend against new attacks, and our front-line capabilities reflect this knowledge. While cyber threats are global, we know that requirements vary locally and challenges are unique to each organization.

Security consulting – providing strategy and roadmap, risk assessment plans, policies and procedures development, training and organizational change management for building cultural change into ways of working
Security engineering – helping clients implement and operate security systems and tools, including security information and event management (SIEM) systems and continuous diagnostics and monitoring (CDM)
Managed security services/security operations centers (SOCs) – including 24/7 systems monitoring, real-time reporting and immediate action on suspicious activity, whether on client premises or at CGI-managed SOCs, helping clients bridge the gap in security talent

Our independent U.S. IT Security Lab helps clients maximize the value of their systems and software while minimizing time to market. It is accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program and approved for National Information Assurance Partnership/Common Criteria Evaluation and Validation Scheme testing.