Cybersecurity Services for Technology & SaaS

Technology companies may need a combination of penetration testing, cloud security, application security, compliance, identity management, risk management, third-party risk management, security tooling, and cybersecurity strategy depending on their business model, customers, and risk profile. 

They may be subject to industry-specific compliance standards as well, such as FedRAMP to work with the federal government, or AI-specific compliance standards for companies using AI in customer-facing products. 

Yes. Tevora offers specialized expertise in the emerging AI frameworks and compliance standards that are specific to AI-based product providers. This includes ISO 42001, NIST AI Risk Management Framework (RMF), AIUC-1, HITRUST AI Assurance Program, and others. 

Tevora provides cybersecurity and compliance services including SOC 2, penetration testing, cloud security, AI security, identity management, risk management, security solution implementation, and cybersecurity consulting. 

Yes. Tevora provides SOC 2-related cybersecurity and compliance services to help organizations prepare and maintain security controls associated with SOC 2 requirements. 

Yes. Tevora is on the forefront of helping companies secure their AI-based applications against unique emerging threats. Find more information on our Adversarial AI Resiliency Penetration Testing Services page. 

Yes. Tevora provides application penetration testing designed to identify vulnerabilities and attack paths within web applications and other application environments. Tevora has the ability to perform penetration tests on AI applications as well, testing for AI-specific threat vectors. 

Yes. Tevora provides cloud security and cloud penetration testing services addressing cloud infrastructure, configurations, IAM, applications, APIs, and other cloud security risks.  

Yes. Tevora’s Cyber Tooling practice helps organizations evaluate, select, optimize, implement, and configure cybersecurity technologies. Tevora’s approach is vendor-agnostic.  

Yes. Tevora has an AI Cybersecurity Program covering AI readiness, risk assessment, governance, compliance, security assurance, and AI-powered penetration testing.