We put our cybersecurity auditing services for IT infrastructures (LAN, Cloud AWS, Azure, etc.), wireless networks (WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID, NFC, etc.) and IT applications at your disposal, ensuring regulatory compliance in all assessment processes.
With these services you will be able to discover exactly what state your products and IT infrastructures are in.
All of our audits consìst of a complete analysis carried out by a team of experts, who will assess all parameters in order to be able to take corrective measures, so that your product or infrastructure will remain protected and secure against possible cyber attacks.
Types of audit
Our main goal is that your data security should not be compromised at any time or under any circumstances. That is why it is essentially mandatory for any organization to hire a full audit service at least once a year, especially considering the speed at which the technological world develops nowadays.
There are three types of audit:
Black box audit
It allows the auditor to take the role of an attacker, who does not possess any inside knowledge of the organization. The overall knowledge about the system is nonexistent since how the systems and networks are organized internally is unknown. The auditor will be in charge of gathering all kinds of information about the target, and subsequently perform a diverse range of tests with the systems and public services of the organization to be audited.
White box audit
The auditor acquires the role of a user within the organization, who has access to the organization's internal systems. In this case we audit system configurations and policies, networks, services, applications, threats and critical points in order to find vulnerabilities that allow users with a certain degree of privilege to compromise the organization's systems.
Grey box audit
In this type of testing the auditor takes on the role of a client, an employee with limited privileges, or an employee at a specific location in the organization to be audited. The test team will be given appropriate user-level privileges and a user account, as well as being allowed access to the internal network.
Carrying out at least one complete audit annually, in order to diagnose possible vulnerabilities and/or failures in the IT products and systems, is highly recommended.
