Cyber Security Audit

What is a Cyber Security Audit and how can it help your organisation?

A cyber security audit is designed to be a comprehensive review and analysis of your business’s IT infrastructure. It identifies threats and vulnerabilities, exposing weaknesses and high-risk practices. Regulations such as the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) can impose hefty penalties in the event of a breach that results in exploited data. A cyber security audit will help mitigate the consequences of a breach and demonstrate that your organisation has taken the necessary steps to protect client and company data. Our Cyber Security Specialists can advise on the best course of action to vastly improve your cyber resilience, securing your data and protect your business.

Who is the audit designed for?

Cyber security audits are a valuable tool for organisations that haven’t yet documented their internal and external risks, vulnerabilities and threat exposure. It is also applicable to businesses that have expanded, implementing various software and security controls but are inevitably overwhelmed by the volume of data being processed in daily communications.

How can CYFOR Secure help you?

A Cyber Security Audit is designed to be a comprehensive analysis of your entire organisation, providing valuable insight into potential security vulnerabilities and high-risk practices. Our cyber security experts understand the complexities of protecting your organisation. They are experienced in conducting business IT security assessments and providing a comprehensive analysis of its security position.

You will receive a board-level summary report detailing the findings of the audit, which includes recommendations on how to improve your firm’s Information Security in the following areas:

• External perimeter security including Boundary Firewalls & Internet Gateways
• Malware protection
• Security configuration
• Access control – both network and physical
• Cyber resilience assessment
• Vulnerability identification
• Malware detection
• Web application scanning
• Data back-up review and analysis
• Configuration and compliance checks
• Remediation action points
• Breach response plan
• Detailed report including strategy overview