Vulnerability Assessment
Hackers look for the easiest route into your organisation. It could be an unpatched system or even a Zero Day vulnerability, but it’s most likely to be human behaviour. We test it all to find out what’s making your organisation vulnerable.
Finding the weak spots
We look at everything; systems, software, and hardware. We use automated systems as well our Testers’ experience and suspicious nature. We track issues across your infrastructure and deliver a clear and precise report which will help us take action to overcome the vulnerabilities we’ve found.
- Scan all new and existing vulnerabilities
- Scan insecure file permissions, application level-bugs, backdoors, and Trojans, as well as vulnerable protocols, ports, and network devices – whatever is needed
- We use powerful detection framework tools including Qualys and Nessus – working within or outside of normal working hours depending on your needs
- We look for all attack vectors
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An interview with Dr. Victoria Baines, cyber expert
Dr. Victoria Baines is, according to Secure Computing Magazine, one of the top 50 women of influence in cyber security. It’s not surprising when you consider the contribution she’s made to cyber thinking, across public and private sector organisations and through her academic research.
From Stuxnet to Colonial: Why hackers will always target control systems
Stuxnet was about geopolitics. Colonial was about money (and perhaps geopolitics too). What links the two attacks – which occurred more than a decade apart – is that Industrial Control Systems (ICS) were affected by the attacks. One directly, the other indirectly.
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