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A security audit is a thorough review of an organization’s IT infrastructure to identify strengths, weaknesses, and readiness against cyber threats.
network security audit assesses the current network to identify vulnerabilities and recommends ways to improve security. This includes checking firewalls, routers, and other connected devices for potential risks
An application security audit examines your software for weaknesses, such as coding or configuration issues. It provides recommendations to protect against threats like data loss or cyberattacks.
We work with the GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS compliance audits among others. These audits confirm that the systems that you have in place are compliant to the legally required standards.
Therefore, security audits should be done at least once a year or when a material change in the IT systems is observed. Such audits are critical to check whether your systems are still safe with the new threats coming and new technologies being developed
Our auditing process includes an initial consultation, vulnerability assessments, risk analysis, and a detailed report with findings and actionable recommendations.
The duration of a security audit depends on the size and complexity of your IT infrastructure. More comprehensive audits, including compliance and application security reviews, may take several weeks.
We serve businesses across multiple industries, including healthcare, finance, e-commerce, and legal sectors. Any business that handles sensitive data or is subject to regulatory standards can benefit from our services.
Compliance audits highlight gaps between your current controls and regulations like GDPR or HIPAA. We provide recommendations to ensure your business complies with data security and privacy laws.
At the end of the audit, we provide a detailed report with an overview of potential risks and steps to mitigate them. We also offer ongoing maintenance services to keep your systems protected from future threats.