Cybersecurity Asset Management & Compliance
46% of compromised systems with corporate logins are not tracked in centralized management. If you don’t know which assets you have, you can’t protect them. The new Timly report, “Cybersecurity Asset Management & Compliance,” explains why a centralized asset register is the operational foundation for effective cybersecurity and provides a practical 90-day blueprint for building one.
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46%
of compromised systems are not centrally managed.
Ø 283 days
to identify and contain data breaches across multiple environments.
40%
of the data breaches analyzed involve data across multiple environments.
90 days
to a security-focused asset register with a clear phased roadmap.
< 4 hours
Target response time for critical incidents with a functioning asset register.
CYBERSECURITY ASSET MANAGEMENT
From Inventory Management to a Security Foundation
For most organizations, the problem isn’t a lack of data. It’s a lack of consolidation. CMDBs, cloud portals, network scans, and Excel spreadsheets often exist in parallel without providing a consistent, unified view. The result: unclear ownership, growing security blind spots, and an attack surface that no one can fully see when it matters most.
What Can You Expect?
- Clear definition: What distinguishes Cybersecurity Asset Management from traditional IT Asset Management?
- Regulatory roadmap: What ISO 27001, NIS2, KRITIS, and other requirements specifically expect from your asset register
- 90-day blueprint: From defining the scope and consolidating data to establishing operational security processes
- Maturity model: Four levels from “Fragmented” to “Integrated”. Where does your organization stand?
- Real-world examples: Case studies from construction, manufacturing, IT, and facility management, with concrete before-and-after metrics
How Security-Ready Is Your Asset Management?
The report includes a four-level maturity model: from fragmented Excel spreadsheets with no clear ownership to fully integrated management across security and compliance processes. Each level answers a different core question, from “Can we confidently say which systems exist?” to “Are we actively using asset data to manage risk and compliance?”