Cyber Attack and Readiness Evaluation

External Security Assessment

What are the open windows? Can they be used for an attack?

The external security assessment can be executed in two phases, depending on your needs.
First we run an external vulnerability scan, which is a simple out-of-the-box solution for rapidly identifying weak points in your company’s network that could be exploited by hackers. 
The penetration testing is then conducted to discover the depth of the problem and finds out exactly what type of damage could be done if a vulnerability were exploited.

Give your IT Department clear tasks and a roadmap

Depending on the services that were chosen, you will receive the following deliverables:

• An exhaustive report with a list of the known vulnerabilities discovered while performing the scan. The report will also outline the steps needed to fix these vulnerabilities (i.e. the relevant patches to apply).
• A more detailed report with observations and recommendations, including quick wins. It describes the methodology used for our penetration exercise, the assumptions taken and the business impact of the ‘hack’.
  

Phishing Awareness Campaign

Challenging the ‘weakest link’

Phishing is the most frequently used technique by hackers to gain an initial foothold in a company’s network. Phishing enjoys a high success rate as it targets the weakest component of the security chain: human beings! Our awareness campaign simulates a phishing attack by sending a credible email to a defined group of people asking them to perform a particular action (for example clicking on a link or opening an attachment) which could compromise the end-user device or lure the recipient into disclosing confidential information. 

A report on how to be ‘phished’ less

Every action of the tested group will be recorded and summarised in a report. It will outline the response of your employees (e.g. the number of people who clicked on the link, opened the attachment and provided their credentials) so that you can effectively gauge their level of awareness and/or determine the effect of any training they may have done in this area.

Cyber Awareness Workshop for Executives

Awareness training for executives

Given the rapidly evolving nature of cyberrisk, company directors and executives have to be kept regularly up to speed on the salient technology and developments in cyber risk. 

Our Game of Threats™ session will help your executives or colleagues understand, try out, iterate and play a near real hack use case with our interactive tool.

Awareness report

You’ll receive a presentation which summarises the key findings observed during our session with practical actions.