Security Audit
A security audit is a systematic evaluation of a company’s information systems, networks, and physical infrastructure. Audits are conducted by a team of security professionals who use various tools and techniques to assess the current state of an organization’s security posture.
Services
Infrastructure audit
1. Audit network devices:
Switches, routers (Using CIS benchmarks, TGISTA SP800-115 – NIST and OSSTMM)
2. Audit security devices:
Firewall, IPS (Using CIS benchmarks, TGISTA SP800-115 – NIST and OSSTMM)
3. Audit load balancing:
Load balancing, WAF (Using CIS benchmarks, TGISTA SP800-115 – NIST and OSSTMM)
4. Audit server:
Using PCI/DSS, CIS, SANS & security specialist experience
Database audit
Using CIS, SANS & security specialist experience
– Audit Oracle, PostgreSQL
– Assess the security of SQL database
Benefits
Ensure Data is Protected
Sensitive data is always at risk no matter how confident your business is about its protection. The best way is to check regularly to be sure that a cybersecurity attack is prevented before data is lost.
New view from new angle
3rd party reviews with in-depth analysis of the entire IT infrastructure will give your organization an objective and realistic view of the system. Any security solution can only be effective when you identify exactly where the problem lies.
Control identified vulnerabilities
Any security solution can only be effective when you identify exactly where the problem lies in.
Comply with the protection policy
Complying with protection policies helps your organization avoid unwarranted violation penalties. This is only possible when you apply an information security process
Improve the system with recommendations
Objectivity and recommendations after the assessment will significantly improve your network security. This helps minimize the risks of threats to the business
Benefits
Ensure Data is Protected
Sensitive data is always at risk no matter how confident your business is about its protection.
The best way is to check regularly to be sure that a cybersecurity attack is prevented before data is lost.
New view from new angle
3rd party reviews with in-depth analysis of the entire IT infrastructure will give your organization an objective and realistic view of the system. Any security solution can only be effective when you identify exactly where the problem lies.
Control identified vulnerabilities
Any security solution can only be effective when you identify exactly where the problem lies in.
Comply with the protection policy
Complying with protection policies helps your organization avoid unwarranted violation penalties.
This is only possible when you apply an information security process
Improve the system with recommendations
Objectivity and recommendations after the assessment will significantly improve your network security.
This helps minimize the risks of threats to the business
Steps involved in a security audit
Consensus on objectives
Agree on goals. Include members and relevant parties in discussions regarding the objectives of the assessment.
Defining the scope of the assessment
Define the scope of the audit. List all assets to be audited, including computer equipment, internal documentation and processed data.
Assessing and identifying threats
Conduct the audit and identify threats. List potential threats related to the risks that may include the loss of data, equipment or records through natural disasters, malware or unauthorized users.
Identifying necessary controls
Determine the needed controls. Identify what security measures must be implemented or improved to minimize risks.
Assessing security and risks
Evaluate security and risks. Assess the risk of each of the identified threats happening, and how well the organization can defend against them.
Questions to Prepare for Your Next Security Audit
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