Providing Cost Effective
SECURITY SOLUTIONS
The Internet allows businesses of all sizes and from any location to reach new and larger markets and provides opportunities to work more efficiently by using computer-based tools. Whether a company is thinking of adopting cloud computing or just using email and maintaining a website, cybersecurity should be a part of the plan. Theft of digital information has become the most commonly reported fraud, surpassing physical theft. Every business that uses the Internet is responsible for creating a culture of security that will enhance business and consumer confidence.
With more 10 years in the IT and Security industry let us give you piece of mind.
Why Choose Us
VANGUARD SOLUTIONS LTD
- Technical Security Surveys & Audits
- Vulnerability Assessments
- Staff Awareness Training
- Penatration Testing
- Policy and Procedure Creation and Review
- Physical Security Reviews
- We Strive for Above and Beyond Service
- Trained Professional Staff
- Fully Insured & Legal Company
We strive to Deliver
PREMIUM SECURITY SOLUTIONS AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE
What We Offer
OUR SERVICES
Cyber security is the practice of defending computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks. It’s also known as information technology security or electronic information security. We can provided solutions to meet the requirements of a business at price that is affordable.
vulnerability assessment
A vulnerability assessment is a process for identifying the vulnerabilities and weaknesses in a business environment as well as where they are located. Using one or more automated “scanning” tools, your infrastructure can be scanned for technical vulnerabilities. Manual scans and testing can also be used to evaluate the security of your networks and applications or to verify the results of automated scans. The down side to a vulnerability assessment over a penetration test is Vulnerability scanners are unable to distinguish between flaws that can be exploited by attackers to cause damage and those that can’t..
Penetration testing
Penetration testing is much more rigorous than vulnerability scanning, as it’s essentially a controlled form of hacking. The tester – known as an ethical hacker – works on behalf of an organisation and looks for vulnerabilities in its systems.
In that regard, their actual work is much the same way as a criminal hacker. Indeed, unlike vulnerability scans, penetration tests are designed to identify not only weaknesses but also exploit them.
Doing this demonstrates to an organisation exactly how a cyber criminal would infiltrate its systems and what information they could access.
Armed with this knowledge, organisations can pinpoint how effective their security controls are and which areas need improvement.
Full Security Audits
This audit is where we take our gloves off and get dirty it covers assessment and testing of both your digital and physical environment including CCTV, Access Controls, Staff awareness and challenge procedures and compliance as well as cyber vulnerability assessment and penetration testing by our red team.
Policy Review and Creation
Prepare your business and employees to be ready to handle cyber incidents. Develop policies and procedures against industry recognized frameworks such as NEST and ISO27001 to help employees understand how to prevent an attack and to identify potential incidents. Identify the assets that are important to your business – financial, information and technology assets.
Staff Training
It’s important that your staff understand the kind of security risks your business faces online. If you’re working to improve your business’s online security, consider running an awareness campaign for your staff. It’ll let them know:
- why cyber security is important
- what you’re doing to keep the business secure online
- what this means for them and what you need them to do.
Many types of cyber attack rely on people clicking on links or downloading something that gives the attacker access into a network or system. Attackers often target businesses through their staff — using phishing campaigns, for example. Training your staff to understand the kind of security risks your business faces will make them more likely to spot attacks and report them ahead of time.