Description: Joint security assessments are collaborative processes in which multiple stakeholders, such as companies, service providers, and cybersecurity experts, work together to analyze and improve the security measures of a system or infrastructure. This approach is based on the premise that security should not be an isolated effort but a collective endeavor that leverages the expertise and resources of different actors. In the context of cybersecurity, these assessments are crucial, as security models often rely on the idea that no entity, whether internal or external, should be trusted by default. Joint assessments allow for the identification of vulnerabilities, risk evaluation, and the establishment of more robust security controls through collaboration and information sharing. This approach not only enhances organizations’ security posture but also fosters a culture of shared responsibility in risk management. By involving various stakeholders, broader perspectives and more effective solutions can be obtained, resulting in a more resilient and adaptive security environment against ever-evolving cyber threats.
