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Smart data card templates
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Gather the data you need
Delegate for asset owners
Document your asset inventory in clear parts
Cyberday has own sections for data systems, data sets, other assets (e.g. equipment) and physical premises. With the help of these you understand the assets your cyber security aims to protect.
Documentation tables bring it all together
Each documentation item has its own table view with ready-made column data and tabs. Get an overview just by looking at the cell colors and progress bars - green means done!
Document important assets using ready-made templates
Each data asset has its own, ready-made documentation template. Questions are answered by linking data with the help of suggestions and own earlier documentation. This creates a smart library of content, which can be monitored and used for automatized reporting.
Asset management policy creates a shareable overview of the theme
Cyberday includes a report template called 'Asset management policy', which includes dynamic content of the related tasks and documentation lists. Use it to easily communicate the overview of your asset management practices for auditors or management.
Some assets can keep living outside of Cyberday
You might have e.g. a well-working MDM or source code management, and in these cases you can keep managing these assets in external systems. Cyberday highlights you a tasks, where you're supposed to describe which external systems are relevant for asset management.
Delegate some tasks for asset owners
Listing the key assets (e.g. data systems) and their owners in Cyberday is important to help you implement certain tasks. You might e.g. want to link all data system owners as participants to task about periodic access rights reviewing to delegate the implementation to people actually managing those users.
