| Security Management:: Security has become a top priority for most companies, however understanding and addressing security needs can be difficult without performing a proper security assessment to determine the core security needs of each customers' IT infrastructure. |
| Network Security Policy |
| Before a network can be secured, a network security
policy has to be established. A written network security policy defines
the organization's expectations of proper computer and network use,
and the procedures to prevent and respond to security incidents. Policies define appropriate behavior, communicate a consensus, and provide a foundation for HR action in response to inappropriate behavior. Key policies are: • Acceptable use policy • Remote access policy • Information protection policy |
Risk Analysis/Cost Analysis |
| We help you identify what you need to protect, what
you need to protect it from, and how to protect it. We then examine
all of your risks, and rank those risks by level of severity. A good way of assessing the risks of network connectivity is to first evaluate the network. A detailed list of all assets, which include both tangible objects, such as servers and workstations, and intangible objects, such as software and data is required. Once the assets requiring protection are identified, it is necessary to identify the threats to these assets. The threats can then be examined to determine what potential for loss exists. |
| Security Awareness and Management |
| An organization can't protect sensitive information
without the involvement of its employees. Security awareness training
provides employees with needed information on how to identify and
protect sensitive information. Security management software proactively ensures system availability by establishing security configuration baselines, continuously auditing for security vulnerabilities and helping to correct exposures before they result in security breaches or costly downtime. Network security shouldn't be a reactive fix: Contact a solution specialist for your security assessment. |
> Firewalls
> Intrusion
> Virus Protection
> Management
| Risk
Management:: What could happen? How bad could it be? How often could it happen? What could be done? How much will it cost? Is it cost effective? Examples of Threat:: Unauthorized access. Denial of services Leakage of information Corruption of data |
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