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Quantum Computing and its Impact on Cybersecurity

Quantum computing’s ability to solve complex problems that are beyond the capabilities of the traditional computer renders it exceptional. While the quantum research community applauds the accelerated rate at which quantum computers are being developed; it is also a threat considering it can unravel the algorithms behind the encryption keys that protect the assets we hold most dear (like our data and the internet’s infrastructure).  It is estimated that within the next 3-5 years quantum computers will be able to break a 2048-bit number.  This remarkable breakthrough continues to erode the timeline, demonstrating the hastening approach of a new paradigm in security.

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Information that could compromise your cyber security posture

The open government data movement began fully maturing in early 2009, at a time when government(s) and society began to truly realize the beneficial value of government data; and open standards were taking root as drivers of innovation. The thrust of this movement was to identify all valuable Government data sets, and to require agencies to make them available to the public, at no cost, and in open-standard formats that ordinary citizens and enterprises could easily access and leverage.  

These key principles were enshrined in the Data.gov initiative, established in May 2009, by, then-Federal Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the United States.  Ten years later, Data.gov still serves to provide public access to high value, machine readable datasets generated by the Executive Branch of the Federal Government, creating the first publicly available repository for federal, state, local, and tribal government information.  

In our attempt to be transparent and share information with all stakeholders; we sometimes inadvertently share sensitive information that could compromise the cyber security posture of the organization.

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Cyber Management Services

MAGNUS emphasizes quality, service, and intellect while employing cutting-edge technologies to keep clients ahead of the curve. Its strong business values and tested best practices, coupled with a creative technological edge, ensure that it delivers expert consulting services in the areas of Information Security Management, Project Management, and Operation Management.

Cyber Project Management

MAGNUS Project Management provides expert consulting services in principles described by the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK).

Hence, applying the five processes (Initiation, Planning, Execution, Controlling, Closing) and the nine knowledge areas (Project Integration Management , Project Scope Management , Project Time Management , Project Cost Management , Project Quality Management , Project Human Resource Management , Project Communications Management , Project Risk Management , Project Procurement Management) to all aspects of each clients needs.

Cyber Operations Management

MAGNUS Operations Management offers our clients the full range of consulting services. These services include the development of Operations Strategy concepts, Product and Service Management, Service Delivery & Support, Integration and IT Management.

Additionally by combining our functional Operations Management competencies with specific industry knowledge we are able to serve our clients with customized approaches responding best to their specific requirements and needs. A great deal of our focus is on efficiency and effectiveness of processes. Therefore, MAGNUS Operations Management consulting often includes substantial measurement and analysis of internal processes.

Security Management

MAGNUS Security Management offers our clients a full range of security consulting services tailored specific to their requirements.

MAGNUS Consultants are considered subject matter experts in the aforementioned functional areas and are actively involved with the design, development, procurement and implementation of Information Security solutions.

These services include:

  • Certification & Accreditation
  • Security Architecture
  • Risk Analysis and Assessments
  • Security Policy and Processes
  • System Auditing
  • Security Testing and Evaluation
  • Disaster Recovery Planning
  • Contingency Planning
  • Vulnerability Assessments
  • Penetration Testing
  • Physical Security Survey
  • Security Program Management

Security Architecture & Engineering

Expertly built systems that perform. That’s where we excel. Our people and our creative technological edge keep our customers ahead of the curve, ahead of the competition, and ahead of threats to their business.

Our team includes Information System Security Officers, Certification and Accreditation Analysts, Information Security Engineers, Security Architects and more. All of whom share a commitment to quality, service and performance. And to you.

These professionals work diligently and collaboratively with customers across the federal government and in the commercial space to build secure information systems that support mission and business critical objectives. The same is true whether the solutions are on-premise, in the cloud or on mobile.

The team has a range of technical and professional certifications, including: CISSP, CISSP-ISSAP, CISSP-ISSMP, PMP, Security+, CCSK, CEH. Our technical experts provide agency wide support for Security Authorization (Certification and Accreditation/ISSO Support), Information Security Awareness and Training, Vulnerability/Patch Management/, Incident Response, Security Operations Center Support, SIEM Tool Integration, Mobile Device Security, Agile Development Security Framework, Program Management and Secure Cloud Computing Services.

Customers Turn to Us For:

  • Configuration Management
  • Control Change & Automation
  • Decision Analysis & Resolution
  • Security Architecture
  • Security Engineering