Our risk assessment practice helps mitigate the potential loss due to error, fraud, inefficiency, failure to comply with statutory requirements and actions that may have a negative effect on an organization. If your organization has ever asked these questions, a risk assessment may be right for you:

Our risk assessment practice helps mitigate the potential loss due to error, fraud, inefficiency, failure to comply with statutory requirements and actions that may have a negative effect on an organization. If your organization has ever asked these questions, a risk assessment may be right for you:

External vulnerability assessment, manual validation and penetration testing of Internet facing networks, systems, sites and applications (aka the hacker’s perspective).

Managing IT risks and compliance are major concerns for many organizations, including those in public accounting, business and industry, consulting, and government/ not-for-profit. Organizations that do not understand, or have not considered, the risks associated with information technology are generally not prepared to mitigate such risks. As a result they are ill-prepared to face the pressures that accompany increased vulnerability within the IT environment.

Implementing security architecture is often a confusing process in enterprises. Traditionally, security architecture consists of some preventive, detective and corrective controls that are implemented to protect the enterprise infrastructure and applications. Some enterprises are doing a better job with security architecture by adding directive controls, including policies and procedures. Many information security professionals with a traditional mind-set view security architecture as nothing more than having security policies, controls, tools and monitoring.

The purpose of a comprehensive review is to take an in depth look at existing administrative policies to: 1) determine if a policy is still needed or if it should be combined with another administrative policy; 2) determine whether the purpose and goal of the policy is still being met; 3) determine if changes are required to improve the effectiveness or clarity of the policy and procedures; and 4) to ensure that appropriate education, monitoring and ongoing review of the policy is occurring.

Malware analysis is quickly becoming a skill that every security professional must have. Reverse engineers within the antivirus and forensics companies face the challenge of analysing a large number of malicious software appearing at an incredible rate.

Our IT training helps you solve real-world practical computing issues and practice for certification exams. Dive into troubleshooting Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X; set up networks, servers, and client services; manage big data; and keep your organization's network secure.

Incident response is an organized approach to addressing and managing the aftermath of a security breach or cyberattack, also known as an IT incident, computer incident, or security incident. The goal is to handle the situation in a way that limits damage and reduces recovery time and costs.

Weaknesses in Application or Software security can jeopardize your mission, threaten your profitability, and invite fines and penalties from regulatory bodies. Our risk assessment practice helps mitigate the potential loss due to error, fraud, or inefficiencies.

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks, described as being ultra-sophisticated cyber-attacks against an organization and its assets, are digital assaults launched by highly skilled cybercriminals that harvest valuable information over the long term; attacks are orderly and persistent.

IT security and IT operations meet at SCM because this foundational control blends together key practices, such as vulnerability assessment, automated remediation and configuration assessment. Organizations can, therefore, leverage a software-based SCM solution to reduce their attack surfaces by proactively and continuously monitoring and hardening the security configurations of their environment’s operating systems, applications and network devices.

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks, described as being ultra-sophisticated cyber-attacks against an organization and its assets, are digital assaults launched by highly skilled cybercriminals that harvest valuable information over the long term; attacks are orderly and persistent.

Protecting the information assets that are most important to you is a fundamental principle of effective cyber security. But how do you know which are your most important information assets, and how do you protect them sufficiently, given the threats they face? This is where effective Information Risk Assessment comes in.

An in-depth, platform specific review of cloud-based application infrastructure and underlying components to assess compliance with security best-practices. In-depth, platform specific review of cloud-based application infrastructure and underlying components to assess compliance with security best-practices. Platforms include Amazon Web Service, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, IBM BlueMix and more.

Simulated distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack to test the resilience of networks, applications and systems to distributed attacks (such as botnets). Includes validation of DDOS prevention measures.

Our Network Architecture Assessments aim at reviewing the network infrastructure design and configuration for deficiencies that would expose the organization to risk.

Physical security reviews are an excellent way to provide security personnel and management officials with information helpful in determining the effectiveness and appropriateness of existing security guidelines.