“Why Managed Security”
Required for an Effective Cybersecurity Strategy The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework is a risk-based approach to managing cybersecurity risk and defines a set of cybersecurity activities and desired outcomes. The core of the framework consists of five concurrent and continuous functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover. A common approach to IT security is to invest heavily in cybersecurity protection measures, or the “Protect” function in the NIST framework. Businesses typically deploy several perimeter and endpoint security products with the assumption that they are then secure. Unfortunately, implementing only a subset of the functions within the framework has proven to be insufficient.
We at SMART iT, help you to implement an efficient plan to protect your Data and Business, tailored with best Subject Matter Expert (SME) to meet your requirements and respecting international Cyber Security standards
Unfortunately, new software vulnerabilities are discovered on a daily basis.
Vulnerability management (VM) is the means of detecting, removing and controlling the inherent risk of vulnerabilities. The vulnerability management program utilizes specialized software and workflow to help eliminate detected risks.
External or internal vulnerability scans are conducted as part of a regular cybersecurity risk assessment to assess your company’s security posture. We works with you every step of the way to develop a plan to address the most critical weaknesses and provide insights into the best way to remediate.
We perform results analysis that combines the latest threat intelligence with a deep understanding of your critical assets to develop an accurate list of your current vulnerabilities.
A Risk-based and priority remediation report will be shared with your team including recommendations to limit exposure and remediate most important weakness faster.
Vulnerabilities Management life cycle :
PENETRATION TESTING
Penetration testing is the process of identifying security gaps in your IT infrastructure by mimicking real world attacks. Think about it as quality assurance for your IT security.