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Cyber Security


Gap Analysis

Gap Analysis

The main purpose of gap analysis is to help organizations develop an understanding of the gaps in their performance by measuring time, money, and labor—and compare it with its target state, so that they can create effective strategies to reduce or eliminate these gaps and achieve organizational goals.

Incident Reporting and Documentation
Risk Mitigation Recommendations
Strengthening Network Defences
Compliance and Regulatory Alignment
Assessing Security Controls
Comprehensive Evaluation
Vulnerability Identification
Data Flow Structure

Data Flow Structure

We specialize in providing professional and reliable forensics data recovery services. With our state-of-the-art techniques and expertise, we help individuals, businesses, and organizations recover crucial data from a variety of digital devices, even in the most challenging scenarios. Whether it's a deleted file, damaged storage media, or a cybercrime investigation, our team of skilled forensic experts is here to assist you.
Here's what sets us apart:

Data Recovery for Digital Devices
Forensic Investigations
Deleted File Recovery
Damaged Media Recovery
Cybercrime Investigation
Vulnerability Assessment

Vulnerability Assessment

With the increase of cyber threats, it is critical to defend your business's data. Identifying and responding to cyber security vulnerabilities before cybercriminals can identify and exploit them should be paramount. The online cyber-threats faced by businesses are constantly changing and with bespoke applications, multiple networks and potentially thousands of endpoints it is daunting to think of the vulnerabilities that lie within. Our Vulnerability Assessment & Scanning services help organisations identify unknown vulnerabilities in internal and external systems. We can quantify and qualify these security risks and apply the appropriate resources to re-mediate those risks in the most efficient manner. By identifying these vulnerabilities and configuration issues that hackers exploit, network attacks and compromised systems can be avoided.

Security Audit

Security Audit

A security audit, also known as a cybersecurity audit, it is a comprehensive assessment for client organization’s information systems; typically, this assessment measures client's information system’s security against an audit checklist of industry best practices, externally established standards, and/or federal regulations.
Here's what we do:

Scoping and Planning
Information Gathering
Vulnerability Assessment
Penetration Testing
Policy and Compliance Review
Social Engineering Assessment
Physical Security Evaluation
Remediation Assistance
Ongoing Support
Reporting
System Hardening

System Hardening

System hardening is the process of allocating assets according to security best practices to reduce their vulnerability to cyber attacks. This process involves reducing the "attack surface" of the content by disabling unnecessary services, user accounts, and ports. The purpose of system hardening is very simple.

System hardening can restore continuous work, but efforts will pay off substantially across the organization in the following ways: Enhanced system features - because fewer programs and fewer features mean operational problems, misconfigurations, and crashes . The risk of compatibility and compromise is smaller. Dramatically improves security Reduced attack surface means reduced risk of data leaks, unauthorized access, system hacks or malware.

Darknet Intelligence

Darknet Intelligence

The darknet, also referred to as the dark web, is a segment of the Internet, hidden by the novice user, that is only accessible by using specialized software or network proxies. Due to the inherently anonymous and privacy-centric nature of the darknet, it facilitates a complex ecosystem of cybercrime and illicit goods and services trade.
Here's what we do:

Darknet Monitoring
Threat Intelligence
Identity Protection
Darknet Takedown
Incident Response