IT system security audit .
Check how a cybercriminal sees you!
Is your IT infrastructure resilient to attacks? By choosing an IT system security audit, you will allow us to look at your company from a cybercriminal’s perspective. We will analyze potential threats, assess the business risk in the event of a failure, and provide a detailed security report. You will also receive recommendations for improving data protection and a prepared action plan.
Types of IT security tests
Our engineers conduct an IT system security audit by scanning a selected area of your company from outside and/or inside the network. You yourself will decide what kind of analysis will be performed on the security status, IT systems, their vulnerability and resistance to attempts to break the system security. By choosing this service, you will allow us to look at your company from the perspective of a burglar and present you the problems documented in the final report along with suggestions. By doing so, you will allow your company to verify that it is immune to, for example, DDOS attacks, and that the company’s IT system has security features appropriate in large organizations. By choosing an IT security audit, you will receive full knowledge of IT security, data processing, operating systems or also the state of your business’s network equipment.
Internal
Scanning the network as seen “from inside” by employees / visitors. Such a scan requires the consent of the Chief Administrator of the local network or the Management Board.
External
Scanning your network from the outside as seen from the “Internet” by people / external systems. Such a scan requires the consent of the Management Board and the person assigned to the IP address in the RIPE register.
Types of scan
Standard analysis
This is an analysis based on the information gathered during the network scan. We take into account almost all weaknesses of the system, and the test is carried out in such a way that the risk of failure is as low as possible. The identification of the system’s intrusion vulnerability is automatically optimized to keep false positives as low as possible. For many companies, it is a reasonable proposition that, on the one hand, minimizes the risk of failure during an audit, and on the other, allows you to reliably check the actual state of vulnerability to a burglar attack.
Intensive / aggressive analysis
This analysis extends the configuration of Standard Analysis to test for vulnerabilities that may disrupt the operation of services or systems, and even cause their shutdown or damage. We do this in close consultation with the engineers and users responsible for your company’s systems.
Network inventory
In this configuration, we only use vulnerability tests that allow us to identify the tested system. We do not detect specific vulnerabilities, but we collect information on open ports, hardware solutions, firewall, used services, installed software and certificates. In other words, it is an inventory of systems on the network with the eye of a scanner.
Information system security audit – stages of implementation
STAGE 1
Preparation – signing NDAs, analyzing security policies, obtaining necessary approvals.
STAGE 2
Defining the scope of the audit – selecting the area to be analyzed and setting the budget.
STAGE 3
Penetration testing – conducting controlled attacks to detect vulnerabilities.
STAGE 4
Reporting – providing a detailed report with a list of vulnerabilities along with recommendations for information systems for your company.
STAGE 5
Implementation of fixes – implementation of recommendations by the engineers of your IT department.
STAGE 6
Verification of corrective actions – a re-scan of the system after implementing patches based on security policies.
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Frequently asked questions
An IT audit can detect, among other things:
- Risk of phishing attacks, malware and ransomware.
- Network and server security vulnerabilities.
- Lack of updates and vulnerable systems.
- Weak passwords and improperly configured user permissions.
A professionally conducted audit is planned in such a way as to minimize the impact on the company’s daily operations. Many activities can be carried out outside working hours or in a way that is not intrusive to users.
We recommend conducting an audit at least once a year and after any major change in the IT infrastructure, such as the implementation of new systems, data migration or a cyber incident.
The cost of an audit depends on a number of factors, such as the size and complexity of the IT infrastructure, the scope of the audit and the company’s specific requirements. To get an accurate quote, it’s best to contact us and outline your needs.
Regular IT system security audits are key to ensuring business continuity and protecting against rapidly changing cyber threats.
Opinions of our clients
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We are proud of our achievements and successes, and above all, of the trust our customers place in us. Therefore, we are open to any inquiries and suggestions that will allow us to further refine our services and meet your expectations.
We invite you to contact us and to familiarize yourself with our offer. We are sure that with us you will achieve your goals and implement your projects successfully!
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