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Security Practice
Security Practice Includes:
External Vulnerability Assessment
ASI offers external vulnerability assessments that are designed to look at the environment from a public view or another description would be outside looking in.
Internal Vulnerability Assessment
ASI offers internal vulnerability assessments that are designed to look at the environment from the inside or another description would be inside looking around. This type of assessment looks at systems that make up most of what the users see while they are interacting with their internal network.
Penetration Testing
ASI offers penetration testing for clients that want to determine if unauthorized access can result in information loss from their private network.
System Activity Review
ASI has developed an offering that will review the audit trail that may or may not exist. Having an appropriate audit trail will help defend and protect networks by allowing the appropriate staff to understand not only who but how and when a security breach has occurred.
Wireless Security Survey
ASI offers this survey to foucus on the ability of people to access internal systems through the use of wireless networks. It is also designed to look for rouge access points that are not authorized in a specific network environment.
Intrusion Detection Assessment
This type of assessment looks at the ability of the IDS equipment to report on attempts to access the network and data by unauthorized personnel.
Business Impact Assessment
A Business Impact Assessment (BIA) plays a vital role in the business continuity planning process, ensuring that senior management allocates resources in the most cost-effective way to balance operational continuity with business needs.
Social Engineering
In computer security, social engineering is a term that describes a non-technical intrusion that relies heavily on human interaction and often involves tricking people to break normal security procedures.
Risk Analysis
Risk analysis plays a role in corporate governance and performance, ensuring that senior management allocates resources in the most cost-effective way to balance information security with business needs.
