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Security of information assets remains at the top of the list of concerns and challenges today. The Computer Security Institute and the FBI have repeatedly reported that growing security threats lead to considerable financial losses. The increased risks originate from both internal as well as external sources.
Often, organizations believe they are adequately protected by firewalls and data encryption practices. In reality, this is not adequate enough. Effective layers of security protection and more sophisticated methodologies and monitoring techniques will be needed as risks to businesses continue to increase.
We have outlined a well-defined approach to security implementation within an organization based on best practices.
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The first phase of designing and implementing a security solution is an audit and assessment of security issues. This phase includes:
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Evaluation of all the four layers in the IT architecture: Operating Systems, Networks, Databases and Applications |
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Evaluation of Architecture and Configuration of the Firewalls, IDSs, etc. |
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Analysis of Firewall logs, Intrusion Detection Systems, VPN, PKI, Content Security, Dial-up (RAS) Devices, WAN Links, etc. |
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Mapping of the present architecture with the security concerns of the customer |
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Business Impact Analysis |
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Security Audit & Vulnerability Assessment is a part of our Security Solutions which include other Professional Security Services like Design of Security Policy and Architecture, Security Enforcement and Security Management. |
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