Information Security

In today’s dynamic business environment, information security has become an integral part of running a successful enterprise. Therefore, by offering comprehensive IT security services, we aim to safeguard your business against any potential threats.

What does a typical collaboration with us look like?

01

Security Audit

We conduct thorough security audits, identifying potential gaps and risks in your IT infrastructure.

02

Implementation of solutions

Implementing recommendations arising from the audit, such as software updates, firewall configuration, as well as training employees in cyber awareness.

03

Regular monitoring

Systematic monitoring of systems in the field of cybersecurity involves continuous oversight of networks, systems, and applications to detect security threats and vulnerabilities.

Understanding IT Security

IT security is a comprehensive set of strategies aimed at protecting systems, data, and networks from cyber attacks. It is not only a response to current threats but also a proactive approach to building resilience against future attacks.

1. Security Audit

By conducting a detailed security audit, we ensure that no potential threat goes unnoticed. This comprehensive approach includes not only analyzing current security measures but also identifying any potential gaps in protections. We not only identify the problem but also provide specific solutions for you to patch your IT system. This audit is a crucial step towards fully understanding the risks associated with your business, allowing for effective implementation of preventive measures. It provides you with a clear picture of your situation, enabling you to make informed decisions regarding IT security in your company. It’s not just an investment in your company’s security; it’s also a strategic step towards peace of mind and business stability. Defense against cyber threats begins with full understanding, and a security audit is the first step on this path.

Our company specializes in testing IT systems based on renowned security guidelines such as OWASP TOP 10. We apply a methodology that considers the key threats identified by OWASP. Here's a brief description of each of these threats:
  1. SQL Injection: Testing involves attempting to inject malicious SQL code through forms and data fields to discover vulnerabilities in the database security.

  2. Authentication and Session Management: Research includes attempts to bypass authentication mechanisms and capture user sessions, allowing access to accounts without required permissions.

  3. Security Misconfiguration: Analysis of system configuration for default settings, weak passwords, outdated software to identify potential security loopholes.

  4. Inadequate Access Controls: Testing focuses on attempts to bypass access controls, checking if users gain unauthorized access to system resources.

  5. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks: Reviewing application configuration for abnormalities that may facilitate attackers gaining access to data or system functions.

  6. Exposed Data: Testing involves identifying potential sources of data leaks, such as unprotected databases or unencrypted communications.

  7. Use of Insecure External Components: Research focuses on analyzing external components used, checking if they are up-to-date, secure, and do not contain known vulnerabilities.

  8. Insecure Deserialization: Testing involves attempts to manipulate serialized data to execute arbitrary code, leading to security breaches.

  9. Insufficient Logging and Monitoring: Analysis of logging, monitoring, and auditing mechanisms to check if they are sufficient for detecting and responding to incidents.

Testing according to OWASP TOP 10 provides an effective strategy for identifying and eliminating key security threats in web applications, allowing for focused remedial and protective actions.

Employee Training: Your People as the Strongest Link

Awareness is Key: Security Training for Your Team

The best defense is an aware staff. We organize specialized training sessions, teaching your employees to recognize and avoid potential threats. Together, we’ll build a defensive barrier based on knowledge and readiness.

2. Solution Implementation

Understand Your Risks: IT Security Audit

By conducting a detailed security audit, we ensure that no potential threat goes unnoticed. This comprehensive approach includes not only analyzing current security measures but also identifying any potential vulnerabilities. We not only identify the problem but also provide specific solutions for you to patch your IT system. This audit is a crucial step towards fully understanding the risks associated with your business, allowing for the effective implementation of preventive measures. It provides a clear picture of your situation, empowering you to make informed decisions regarding IT security in your company. It’s not just an investment in your company’s security; it’s also a strategic move towards peace of mind and business stability. Defense against cyber threats begins with full understanding, and a security audit is the first step on that path.

The implementation of solutions after an audit according to OWASP TOP 10 involves a series of key actions aimed at minimizing identified security threats. Here are some main steps in the implementation process:

Responding to SQL Injections:

Implementing input data filtering mechanisms

Using parameterized SQL queries

Regularly checking and updating database security measures

Strengthening Authentication and Session Management:

Applying strong authentication mechanisms

Implementing two-factor authentication

Regularly rotating and monitoring user sessions

Security Configuration:

Configuring security settings according to best practices

Eliminating default settings

Regularly updating software

Configuring firewalls and access rules

Enhancing Access Controls:

Implementing advanced access control mechanisms

Managing user permissions

Conducting regular access audits

Monitoring user activity

Optimizing Application Security Configuration (Security Misconfiguration):

Analyzing and improving application configuration

Eliminating unnecessary features

Implementing server and application-level security measures

Data Protection:

Implementing effective data encryption solutions

Encrypting sensitive information during transmission and storage

External Component Security:

Regularly scanning and updating external components

Monitoring security patch availability

Assessing the reliability of external components

Improving Security Validation:

Implementing rigorous input data validation mechanisms

Limiting the possibility of injecting malicious code

Educating the development team on secure coding practices

Protection Against XXE Attacks:

Protecting against XXE attacks by configuring XML parsers

Avoiding the use of untrusted XML data

Implementing application-level security measures

Strengthening Logging and Monitoring:

Enhancing logging mechanisms

Recording significant events

Monitoring activities

Promptly responding to potential incidents

The implementation of these solutions aims to secure the system against the major threats identified within OWASP TOP 10, thereby enhancing the overall security level of applications and data.

Security as a Priority

Implementing solutions after a cybersecurity audit is not only a necessity but also an investment in the stable future of the company. A key element is understanding that security is not a one-time action but a continuous process that requires attention and dedication at every stage.

Ensuring cybersecurity is not only about protection against threats but also about building trust with customers and business partners. Effective post-audit implementation is a step towards a calm and confident operation in the digital world.

3. Systematic monitoring

Systematic monitoring of IT systems following the implementation of security solutions based on identified threats during the security audit involves continuous oversight of the environment to identify, analyze, and respond to potential risks.

  1. Event Monitoring: Establishing an effective event monitoring system, including logs, alerts, and other system messages, enabling quick detection of abnormalities.

  2. Log Data Analysis: Systematic analysis of collected logs, including security logs, to identify potential incidents, attacks, or anomalies in system behavior.

  3. Utilization of SIEM Tools: Implementation of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools that allow for centralized collection, analysis, and reporting of data from various sources.

  4. Incident Response: Development of clear incident response procedures, including rapid isolation, neutralization of threats, and restoration of normal system operation.

  5. Regular Security Updates: Regular security updates for the system, including software, databases, and other components, to minimize security vulnerabilities.

  6. Post-Deployment Penetration Testing: Regular penetration testing to verify the effectiveness of implemented solutions and ensure that the system has not been exposed to new threats.

  7. Post-Deployment Security Audits: Periodic security audits post-deployment to assess the effectiveness of implemented solutions and identify any new risks.

  8. Employee Training and Awareness: Employee education on IT security to minimize the risk of human error and raise overall security awareness.

  9. Security Configuration Reviews: Regular reviews of security configurations to ensure they remain effective in the face of changing threat landscapes.

  10. Compliance Checks: Assessment of compliance with security standards and legal regulations to ensure the system meets regulatory requirements.

Systematic post-deployment monitoring is a crucial step in maintaining a high level of IT system security, enabling swift response to evolving threats and effective protection against potential incidents.

Monitoring and Updates: Continuous Improvement of Security

Information security is a continuous improvement process. After completing the implementation, it is crucial to maintain constant monitoring of systems and perform regular security updates. This ensures a response to any new threats and maintains the highest level of security.