Cybersecurity Audits
A cybersecurity audit is a comprehensive review of an organization’s information system. The goal is to determine how well it conforms to a set of established criteria. It involves reviewing security policies, user access controls, risk management procedures, incident response plans, and all other aspects of the cybersecurity program.
Organizations can use audit findings to identify gaps in their security infrastructure and processes, which can then be addressed to reduce the risk of a breach.
Risk Assessment
Risk assessment is a process for identifying potential threats, vulnerabilities, and the risks associated with them. This process should also estimate the potential impact and probability of each risk, prioritizing them based on this information.
Risk assessments should be regularly conducted and updated as the threat landscape and business environment evolve. They provide essential inputs for strategic security planning, helping organizations allocate their resources more effectively and efficiently
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT):
These services involve identifying, quantifying, and prioritizing vulnerabilities in a system, followed by attempting to exploit them (penetration testing). VAPT provides a more in-depth view of the potential chinks in the organization’s armor.
Penetration testing often includes testing the effectiveness of an organization’s security policy compliance processes, its employees’ security awareness, and the organization’s ability to identify and respond to security incidents.
Security Policy Development
This service involves creating and managing an organization’s security policies, which establish guidelines and standards for accessing and using the organization’s IT resources.
A well-drafted security policy should cover all aspects of IT usage, including password requirements, email and internet usage policies, data classification standards, incident response procedures, and more.
