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Mitigate Cyber Threats Now

Don't let a data breach or ransomware attack be how you discover cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Be proactive to protect your data and people. At IDF, we believe effective security starts with understanding your strengths and potential flaws ⸺ before hackers can exploit them.

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Cyber Vulnerability and Risk Assessments

Be proactive to reduce the chances of a breach.

A complete cybersecurity assessment includes identifying which assets such as company data, websites, apps, IoT devices and systems are prime targets for cyber attacks. Then we determine the potential risk if security is compromised.

IDF experts deliver a comprehensive report of your strengths and weaknesses. This report creates the foundation to create an action plan to discover and address vulnerabilities.

Our Cyber Assessment Process

  • Define what is considered a vulnerability across your network
  • Assign risk scores to prioritize vulnerabilities for remediation
  • Complete internal and external penetration testing
  • Develop and execute a remediation plan

Cybersecurity Penetration Testing

You could save millions by thwarting ransomware attacks.

A complete cybersecurity strategy includes penetration testing. This often gets confused with vulnerability scans. Keep in mind that while helpful, automated vulnerability scans alone are not enough.

Scans help uncover vulnerabilities, while penetration testing tries to exploit those security flaws. That’s why our team simulates real-world cyberattacks in a controlled environment during testing.

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Slam the Door on Hackers BEFORE an Attack

Are you leaving your network open to attacks? We'll help you find out before a ransomware or other attack happens. Our identity experts attempt to hack into your networks, apps and devices. 

This “ethical hacking” helps determine whether unauthorized access or other malicious activity is possible in your current environment. What we do:

  • Set up a controlled environment
  • External test: can hackers gain access?
  • Internal test: what can hackers do once they're in?

Organizations Say These Security Issues Trigger Pen Testing

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Source: Core Security

How Often Should You Test?

Routine Schedules and Triggers

As cyberattacks become increasingly sophisticated, it’s essential to create a consistent schedule to check for new vulnerabilities and potential cyber threats. A quarterly or even a monthly plan may be right for you depending on your situation. In addition to scheduled testing, other triggers include:

  • To fulfill testing and assessment requirements of compliance regulations such as ISO, SOX, PSI, GDPR, and HIPPA
  • When applications, data storage and other technology is migrated to the cloud or to hybrid environments
  • As part of your digital transformation roadmap when you launch new technologies on-premises, in the cloud, or across hybrid networks

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