Security Audit and Assessment

Did you know that San Diego Computer Consulting can do a security assessment report?

We have tools that allow us to look at the security of your network and identify the strengths and weaknesses of your network.  In today’s very nefarious world, IT security is one the most important things to pay attention to.   Most all theft is done electronically.   Making sure your IT network is secure is done through a series of measures.   We at San Diego Computer Consulting help guide our clients to use the right firewalls, anti-virus, anti-ransomware, the best email protection and most importantly the best backup solutions.

This all starts with us being able to provide a Security Assessment.   Though this is not penetration testing, the Security Assessment is an important tool that we use at San Diego Computer Consulting to help determine security deficiencies in a network.  This tool also allows us to take a look at your entire network, computer, server, wifi, and other network connections and give us a report on the strengths and weaknesses of the security of those individual devices.

With hacking, phishing techniques, and cyber-attacks becoming ever more sophisticated, companies MUST stay on top of changes in the cybersecurity sphere. We are proud to have collaborated with RapidFireTools to bring you a suite of security reporting tools to help keep your network and business safe from attack. These tools run comprehensive audits on your organization’s network infrastructure, security, and user habits and provides detailed suggestions on ways to enhance your security and mitigate your vulnerability to attack. Please note that these tools do not stress-test or attempt to penetrate your system, rather they provide an audit of your current security levels. Nefarious actors are continually improving their methods crippling businesses operations in exchange for extortion money, withcRapidFireTools reporting, you can stay on the cutting-edge of cybersecurity and a step ahead of hackers.

The report presents your client with a summary of their overall risk score based on your scan, along with simple charts to show the problem areas. Each problem area represents an opportunity for you to present a proposed solution and pitch your services.The Security Risk Report shows the health your network’s security, as well as how many computers on your network are experiencing security issues. When the report is run, you will receive a graphic displaying your risk score along with reasons your score is what it is and steps you can take to improve your networks risk. In the info graphic below, the health score is high and the report recommends setting up account lockouts after a number of failed attempts and increasing network password complexity. By scanning your entire network, Rapid Fire’s Security Risk Report will provide you with steps to continually improve your networks safety.

The Share Permission Report provides an easily digestible overview of who has been granted access, and at what permission level, for every server you have. The report shows both physical and virtual servers and lists out every type of share that has been setup with who in the organization has those permissions. With this report, you can quickly see an overview of your organization’s file share network and determine who should have access to what shares for optimized privacy and ease of file sharing.  It shows a comprehensive lists of all network “shares” by computer, detailing which users and groups have access to which devices and files, and what level of access they have.

This report finds issues detected while performing a security assessment of your network. Issues found will be described with steps for resolving the vulnerabilities. In this report, issues were found with System Leakage, System Control, and User Control. Internet Ports and Protocols that are open for exploitation will be found a detailed by these reports. Additionally, the report will find websites that have been accessed on the network that may go against company policy or expose the network to risk.