Today's modern security threats not only endanger businesses and critical data, but can permanently damage a company's reputation.
Businesses must protect themselves against phishing, ransomware, viruses, malware, social engineering, and a myriad of threats designed to destroy data and defraud companies.
To combat those threats, businesses must employ a broad spectrum of technology solutions to protect their businesses, but often times a security assessment is necessary to identify what vulnerabilities exist and how to address them.
In addition, nearly every business is required to conduct a network security assessment, either to meet regulatory compliance or simply to fulfill the requirements of their cyber-security insurance policy.
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1 in 4 SMB’s is the victim of a cyberattack. |
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91% of cyberattacks begin with phishing email message. |
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33% spent more resolving the problem than it would cost to prevent it. |
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62% of SMB’s lack security staff to deal with security issues. |
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4 out of 5 companies fail internal compliance audits. |
Choosing the proper security testing methodology is key to crafting a security strategy that includes the necessary elements to protect your business.
Business are often confused about the difference between "Penetration Testing" and "Vulnerability Testing," in hopes of simply understanding the risks they face.
Penetration Testing is commonly pursued when a company has public-facing web applications and need to determine if their website, application, or marketplace can be exploited by attackers.
The focus of Penetration Testing is on improving the underlying code of these applications to keep transactions safe and secure.
Vulnerability Assessments identify gaps in a firm's security framework, such as missing updates and patches, improperly configured technology solutions, and missing security policies that may threaten the business, while providing a path towards remediating those vulnerabilities and improving the overall security equation.
This is the most common type of security assessment, and is typically requested when trying to meet cyber security insurance requirements and compliance guidelines such as HIPAA, PCI, and GDPR.
Our mPOWER CloudSecure Security Assessment Service carefully identify vulnerabilities and gaps in your organization's security, including firewalls, servers, desktops, and mobile devices, along with popular cloud platforms such as Office 365, AWS, and Azure.
We'll coordinate with your internal technical and compliance teams to share our findings, create a remediation plan, and work towards achieving the security policies and regulatory compliance required by your business.
Our Network Security Scan reviews all aspects of your on-premise, cloud, and data center networks and provides insight into current operating systems, firmware, updates/patches, open ports, services and more, including:
Our Microsoft 365 Security Scan digs into the core security features of Microsoft 365 and select Azure components to identify any gaps with a goal of enabling the proper security settings and protections, including:
We round out our assessment by reviewing important security and HR policy elements that are part of any successful security strategy. All policy reviews and discussions are conducted with a non-disclosure agreement to respect your firm's privacy.
Once we complete our Network Security and Microsoft 365 Security Scans, and review your Security Policies, we'll schedule an online meeting to share our findings, recommendations, and an action plan for any remediation that is required.
Get started today by requesting an online meeting with one of our experienced security professionals.