Needling Worldwide: World Class Infosec Certification and Compliance Support
Jun 4, 2019
Needling Worldwide is an infosec, cybersecurity, compliance, consulting and certification company offering outstanding services to companies around the world.
June 3, 2019 / / —
Needling Worldwide is an up-and-coming infosec, cybersecurity, compliance, consulting and certification company, serving businesses of all sizes. They provide readiness services to prepare for certification and compliance. They also provide cradle to grave assistance, including policy development and ongoing internal audits, to risk assessments and additional services including SAT (Security Awareness Training). Information security (infosec) includes a set of strategies for managing the processes, tools and policies necessary to prevent, detect, document and counter threats to digital and non-digital information.
As an infosec consulting firm, Needling Worldwide establishes a set of business processes that will protect a company’s information assets regardless of how the information is formatted or where it is located. Information security is one of the most critical responsibilities of a company and that is why Needling Worldwide is there every step of the way. Whether they are complying with regulations or certifying to a key standard or framework, Needling Worldwide is here to ensure success, stewarding clients through the entire process or focusing on a piece of the puzzle, such as internal audits or policy development.
Needling Worldwide offers six core services to give their clients a comprehensive selection to cover all needs.
● Policy Development offers clients hands-on assistance with written policies, standards, guidelines and procedures to establish a formal protection program.
● Certification Readiness provides expert advice and practical assistance in preparing for - and building - compliant information system security programs.
● Internal Audits are performed by specialists experienced in performing internal information security audits for global organizations and companies around the world.
● Security Awareness Training is ideal for businesses of all sizes and allows companies to define and establish an appropriate SAT program for any organization or use Needling Worldwide’s SAT module.
● Risk Assessment is essential in business and Needling Worldwide provides organizations with a formal risk assessment identifying potential vulnerabilities and valuable company assets.
● Audit Readiness and Defense offers clients on-site audit support and certification or compliance attendance where necessary.
Founded by CEO Paige T. Needling, Needling Worldwide is already growing rapidly and has just launched their online course and training modules. Needling is directly involved in client success and, as a 30-year infosec veteran and former CISO and CCO, it’s no surprise that her clients see a tremendous return on their investment. Needling is a prominent speaker at ISSA, ISACA and IIA conferences and has appeared in Compliance Weekly, among other prominent industry publications. Having worked for organizations like The Coca-Cola Company, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, InterContinental Hotels Group and other Fortune 500 companies, Needling Worldwide’s clients can be confident that they are working with one of the best in the business.
For more information about Needling Worldwide, please email [email protected]. Please address any postal queries to Needling Worldwide, LLC, 49 Boone Village, Ste 110, Zionsville, IN 46077 and check out their website www.needlingworldwide.com for additional information.
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Name: Paige Needling
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Organization: Needling Worldwide
Address: LLC, 49 Boone Village, Ste 110, Zionsville, IN 46077
Website: http://www.needlingworldwide.com
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