What is CIS (Center for Internet Security)?
CIS, or the Center for Internet Security, is an independent, non-profit organization that develops global standards, best practices, and tools to strengthen cybersecurity across businesses, the public sector, and critical infrastructure.
As threats grow more complex, the need for structured and measurable security controls has increased — making CIS a practical and globally recognized foundation for modern cybersecurity.
The organization is best known for CIS Controls and CIS Benchmarks — frameworks that help organizations establish, measure, and improve their security posture.
Metaphorically, CIS acts as a security architect, building the digital foundation of a house. Doors, windows, and locks represent security controls — and CIS ensures they are properly reinforced against intrusions.
Sicra and CIS
Sicra applies CIS principles as part of its framework for security strategy, risk management and security maturity development.
By grounding its work in CIS, Sicra delivers predictable, auditable and measurable security processes, helping organizations demonstrate maturity and compliance.
Several of Sicra’s services align closely with CIS recommendations.
Services
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