Cyber Sustainability
Evaluate the long-term health of your security program, identify weaknesses, and understand what needs to change to keep your defenses effective as your business evolves.




Cybersecurity isn't something you build once and forget. Your security program needs to adapt, remain effective, and continue delivering value.
Security built to last
Understand the environment
Review your technology environment, existing security controls, and program objectives to establish a clear picture of your current cybersecurity condition.

Evaluate effectiveness
Examine security practices, controls, and operational processes to identify weaknesses, inefficiencies, and areas that may no longer meet your needs.

Identify opportunities
Distinguish meaningful security gaps from lower-priority concerns and identify improvements that can strengthen long-term effectiveness.

Prioritize what's next
Get clear findings and practical recommendations to help your team make better security decisions, allocate resources, and plan future improvements.

Common questions about Cyber Sustainability Inspections
What is a Cyber Sustainability Inspection?
A Cyber Sustainability Inspection evaluates the ongoing health and effectiveness of an organization's cybersecurity program. It helps identify weaknesses, operational challenges, and opportunities to improve security over time.
How is a Cyber Sustainability Inspection different from a security audit?
A security audit typically evaluates controls and practices against specific requirements or standards. A Cyber Sustainability Inspection takes a broader look at whether your security program remains effective, practical, and aligned with your organization's evolving needs.
When should an organization schedule a Cyber Sustainability Inspection?
An inspection can be valuable when your organization experiences significant growth, technology changes, evolving security requirements, or concerns about the effectiveness of existing investments. Periodic inspections can also help identify issues before they become larger problems.
Does a Cyber Sustainability Inspection require replacing existing security tools?
Not necessarily. The goal is to understand how effectively your existing security investments are working. Recommendations may include improving configurations, strengthening processes, addressing gaps, or reconsidering tools that no longer meet your needs.
What happens after the inspection?
Dominion provides findings and recommendations to help your organization understand priorities and determine next steps. The results can inform remediation planning, security program improvements, and future investments.
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