A vulnerability assessment is “the process of defining, identifying, classifying and prioritising vulnerabilities in computer systems, applications and network infrastructures” (Source: Tech Target)
The process of a vulnerability assessment is intended to identify threats and the risks they pose to a business.
What does a vulnerability assessment involve?
A piece of software scans your network and looks for any areas of weakness. After the assessment is complete, you will receive a full report of the findings.
No software is installed: No-one needs to know including your current IT provider
No agents or probes living on your network: nothing to disrupt your system after the scan is complete
It’s fast: a mid-sized network is scanned quickly, leaving you time to get your job done
No commitment: once you receive the results you can work with whatever company you choose to address any weaknesses, it’s not an ongoing contract with Genesis.
Three Levels of Assessment
We offer three levels of testing:
External vulnerability scan
Network assessment
Cyber threat audit
External Vulnerability Scan
Includes:
Tests for open external ports
Tests for listening ports
Full Nmap scan on all 65,535 ports
Network Assessment
As External Vulnerability Scan, plus:
Secure configuration
Access control
Email security
Website
Web control
AV & anti malware
Data control
Patch management
Wi-Fi
Cyber Threat Audit
As Network Assessment, plus:
Endpoint client assessment
User behaviour analysis
Anomalous login assessment
Microsoft exchange and Office 365 assessment
Business disaster recovery readiness assessment
Asset detail information
Full detailed reports and recommendations are provided with each assessment. Each report includes a risk analysis and recommended management plan.
We will review this document with you, discuss the findings in detail and answer any questions you may have.
A security management plan will help you prioritise issues based on the risk score, along with recommended actions.
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