Robust and secure IT infrastructure
Security audit is the basic IT tool used to ensure the resistance of the IT infrastructure to cyberattacks. It is a comprehensive analysis of all aspects affecting the cyber security of your company and its resources – know-how, patents or your client’s data.
The modern economy is based on the information and the ability to collect, process and use data in order to achieve the strategic goals of the organization. For this reason, systems and other IT resources are a key element in the functioning of both private enterprises and public institutions as well as all kinds of organized entities. Due to their importance for the operations of small, medium and large companies and organizations from virtually every sector of the economy, it is worth investing in solutions that ensure the maximum level of IT security. Audits performed by our team effectively serve this purpose.
We have professional tools, many years of experience and specialist knowledge that allow for precise control of digital resources. We carefully analyze them in terms of resistance to attacks – our task is to detect errors, shortcomings and irregularities that may negatively affect the level of security. We perform an audit of the IT system, software, network connections and hardware, which culminate in a clear report containing conclusions from the analysis and suggested recommendations.
Thanks to our support, you can be sure that your key data is properly protected against theft and cybercriminals. You gain the ability to implement corrections and modifications, which will result in the highest level of security of IT systems. The IT audit performed by our company covers software and hardware, i.e. computer hardware, therefore the risk of its destruction or failure due to undesirable actions of hackers and malicious applications is reduced.
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Examining infrastructure and networks for potential risks.
Analysis of compliance with established security policies (Security Compliance).
Penetration tests to detect vulnerabilities and bugs that threaten system security.
Preparation of recommendations and good cybersecurity practices.
A security audit should be a mandatory part of your IT strategy if:
You are the owner or manager of a company that has an IT infrastructure
You store data, especially sensitive and personal ones
You want to protect your knowledge, patents, and company know-how
In your company, at least part of the team works remotely.
You will better understand the risks
You will learn about the security gaps in your infrastructure.
You will improve security compliance
You will match solutions to the required security policies.
You will make the most of your equipment
You will learn how to get rid of vulnerabilities using existing solutions.
You will set up an IT recovery plan
You will receive detailed recommendations in line with the best security practices.
You will choose the best equipment
You will secure your business to the highest level, and we will ensure that you always have up-to-date licenses.
You will increase awareness of the risks
You will point managers toward the direction of investment in cybersecurity.
It is best to do this periodically, at least once a year, and whenever changes are made to the systems.
An audit, depending on the type, size, and complexity of the structure being audited, can take from a few days to several weeks.
The rate for the service is determined on a case-by-case basis due to factors such as the type, size and complexity of the system being audited.
The technical competence of the experts carrying out the security audit is confirmed by certificates issued by international cybersecurity organizations.
A penetration test only deals with its specific part (infrastructure, application, network or website) and is part of a security audit. The audit covers the entire system being audited.
Raporty bezpieczeństwa Grandmetric to szczegółowa i skrupulatnie wykonana dokumentacja. Standardowo zawiera:
“In today’s world, the methods and so-called vectors of attacks and spreading hazards are exceptionally diverse, not to say – sophisticated. We are faced with an ever-increasing number of possible interfaces, protocols, and interfaces with different parts of the IT environment. This is why all places where a potential attack could occur should be taken into account.”
Marcin Biały, Advisory Architect | Board Member at Grandmetric