We all know that nothing is more important than the security of your organizations internal data and your client’s information before your network is under attack from malware, phishing attacks, and other harmful threats. Organizations prepare by completing assessments on a regular basis to keep their company’s security standards. We will analyze your systems and network to identify vulnerabilities that leave your organization at risk of business interruptions. We will recommend solutions based on what we uncover to prevent unauthorized access, augment security systems, and better lock down your sensitive data.

A vulnerability scan will detect known issues and classify system weaknesses in computers, networks, and communications equipment of your organization by risk score. This type of test is a best practice high-level security process that should be completed on a regular basis at every organization. When we complete a vulnerability scan, we perform a thorough inspection of the potential exploit points on your systems and networks while identifying any security holes causing any vulnerabilities.

A cyber security risk assessment can provide you with an overview of your cyber security compliance system and network health status. This assessment also  includes a Penetration Test. This assessment should be completed on a regular basis as this is the best way to uncover and address any hidden security risks and potential attack vectors that can impact your organization. Some organizations never recover from severe financial and reputation damage when a cyber risk is exploited. Many times, through a cyber risk assessment there are easy-to-fix cyber security risks found and they come from the dark web, endpoints, and users.

It is possible that vulnerabilities may still exist in operating systems, service application flaws, improper configurations, or risky user behavior. This is why a penetration test should be performed on a yearly basis or after any major changes on your internal network. Our internal penetration testing tools specifically examines an organization’s security profile from the perspective of an insider, or someone who has access to systems and networks behind the organization’s external security perimeter. We will simulate a full attack by an external attacker on the Internet or someone with normal privileges to identify, verify and remediate network and server vulnerabilities that could impair critical business functions and operations. A penetration test involves: