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for you
There are so many things that need to be secured
and protected. Your
family. Your car. Your home. Your business. And
your network.
The statistics are scary:
- A computer on the Internet will be hacked within 12 hours if
not properly secured
- 89% of all security breaches occur through devices supposedly
"protecting" the
network, like a firewall or security appliance
- One e-mail in every 300 contains a virus or malicious code
- Over 40 new viruses and worms are found each day
- The frequency of attacks, viruses, hacking, worms and network
intrusions doubles each year
- 79% of 500 wireless networks surveyed were found to be vulnerable
to "drive-by" hacking
Source: 2002 CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey, www.gocsi.com
What does all this mean? If you don't have a
dedicated IT department, hackers may get to you. And if you
do have an IT department, they're probably busy fixing e-mail
issues, adding PCs to the network, and implementing new equipment – equipment
they don't have the luxury of fully educating themselves about. And
all this means your network is maybe, probably, not fully protected.
But if you're working with Spiderhost, it is.
Our security services include:
- Wireless audit – SSID identification, AP security, encryption
verification, MAC spoofing and perimeter testing
- Vulnerability scans – port scanning, IP spoofing, ARIN
auditing, Web server, e-mail and FTP auditing
- Penetration tests – Platform exploits, scripting errors,
buffer overflows, update neglect and patch degradation
- Device management – Firewall/IOS configuration, change
management, policy auditing and implementation
- Physical penetration – Facilities audits, location
hardening, social engineering and dumpster diving
- Education – Timely, pertinent instruction directly related
to your infrastructure and specific responsibilities of key personnel
Our security methodology
We follow the methodologies from the International
Standards Organization (ISO), Federal Information Processing Standards
(FIPS), National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST), and
the OSSTMM (Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual) for
securing networks and data resources. Sounds fancy, right? All
you need to know is that we follow best practices and do what the
authorities recommend. And we know what we're doing.
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