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Information Security



Protecting your company's information is important. We can provide you with a detailed action plan for your CIO to secure it. Our team of experienced security professionals partners with you to identify gaps and vulnerabilities in order to achieve and maintain a secure and compliant environment.

Below are some of the services that can help you improve your level of security:

Managed Firewall:  is a type of security system that helps to protect a network from unauthorized access and cyber attacks. It works by examining and controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules. A managed firewall is "managed" by a third-party service provider who is responsible for monitoring, updating, and maintaining the firewall to ensure it is always functioning properly and effectively protecting the network.

Network Penetration Testing:  is a simulated cyber attack on a computer network to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the network's security. The test is performed by ethical hackers who try to gain unauthorized access to the network to find security gaps and weaknesses. The goal of the testing is to identify any potential security threats and to make recommendations for improving the network's security. This helps to protect the network and its data from real cyber attacks.

Vulnerability Scans:  is a process that checks a computer system, network, or web application for security weaknesses or "vulnerabilities". The goal of this scan is to identify potential security risks, such as software bugs or outdated systems, that could be exploited by malicious actors to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information or systems. A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to scan the network, identify vulnerabilities, and generate reports that outline the risks and provide recommendations for fixing the problems. In simple terms, a vulnerability scan is like a security check-up for your computer system or network.

Information Security Assessments:  check how well an organization is protecting its sensitive information and identify areas that need improvement.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BC/DR):in information security involves strategies and processes to ensure that data and systems remain secure and recoverable during disruptions. It ensures the continuation of critical IT functions and minimizes downtime, maintaining operational resilience.

DDoS Mitigation:  DDoS is an attack that uses multiple devices to flood a website or online service with traffic, making it unavailable for legitimate users. DDoS Mitigation services is a way to protect a website or online service from being overwhelmed by too much traffic, which is sent by attackers.

Ransomware protection:Ransomware protection means using security measures to prevent data encryption attacks, ensuring quick recovery and minimal damage. It involves using strong anti-malware tools, regular data backups, timely software updates, and educating users about phishing risks. Implementing access controls and having a response plan can help minimize damage and quickly restore systems.

Endpoint Management:  is the way an organization makes sure all the devices that connect to its network are secure and meet its standards.

Network Monitoring and Alerting:  is a way to proactively keep an eye on the health and security of a network and get notified when something goes wrong.

Compliance Audits:  a way for organizations to check if they are following the rules and regulations that apply to their business. Some examples are: HIPAA, PCI, ISO.

Social Engineering:  is a way for attackers to trick people into giving away sensitive information or taking actions that compromise security.