Cyber Security

VEvolve is providing the cyber security services to clients in many ways today strengthening their security posture.

The secure posture of an organisation starts from employee awareness and we have realised it. Our VAPT services service covers web, infra, applications and OS based vulnerabilities in detail and is been appreaciated by our customers. The SOC service is provided against Splunk and NDIF tools in order to monitor and take actions against the planned and un planned security incidents.

VAPT

For a company of any size, a data breach can also cheapen a company’s brand and negatively impact their ability to do work.

Vulnerability Analysis and Penetration Testing(VAPT) is performed to identifiy the open security issues present at the customer item. Here the item can be of any IT infrastructure or software based interface.

VEvolve followed the penetration testing execution standard (PTES). PTES is a standard that consists of seven (7) sections including pre-engagement interactions, intelligence gathering, threat modeling, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, post exploitation, and reporting.

More about Penetration Testing Execution Standard can be found at -

http://www.pentest-standard.org/index.php/Main_Page

VEvolve determined risk ratings of vulnerabilities based on the CVV Sore based rating.

SOC Services

VEvolve's Security Operation Center (SOC) service power an organisation by our people, processes, and technology to monitor and improve an organization's security posture continuosly while preventing, detecting, analyzing, and responding to any of the cybersecurity incidents.

A SOC acts like an office, taking care of the organization's IT infrastructure, bandwidth,Intellectual properties, networks, devices, compute, appliances, software, website and information stores, wherever those assets reside. The activities of the SOC will be discussed and finalised individually with the customer. Later the people allocation and related activities will be planned accordingly.

The challenge

Almost all organizations will experience a data security breach this year. Do you have the resources to counter the threat; and how quickly will you respond?. The bad news is that it takes a long time to detect an attack during which a cybercriminal, competitor, aggressive nation state, or even a disgruntled employee has unauthorized access to your business systems and critical information assets.

Safeguarding data

Data privacy and protection are also core to today’s security strategies. Data fuels business success. If it is clean, safe, organized, and accessible, people will have more trust in your organization. Far from putting a halt to the way you monetize data or build digital strategies around its value, securing your data can help you become more competitive and productive. Effective data security equips you to pursue wider digital possibilities.

Supply and demand

The battle for talent is another critical cybersecurity challenge. As the growing demand for cybersecurity expertise far outpaces supply, many enterprises lack the in-house resources to direct, execute and hone cybersecurity strategy. The surveys says that the digital talent gap between demand and supply was widening, with cybersecurity skills ranking first in both demand and talent gap.

Monitor, detect, respond

Even if you are well protected with the right tools and the right processes in place, you still leave yourself open to attack if you are not monitoring systems; detecting potential security incidents; and able to make changes to your operations quickly to counter any threat detected. Add to this the reputational damage of a security breach, and it is evident that a new generation of cybersecurity is needed.

Security Audit

Security audit involves testing against a predefined rules.

A security audit is a systematic evaluation of the security of a company's information system by measuring how well it conforms to a set of established criteria. A thorough audit typically assesses the security of the system's physical configuration and environment, software, information handling processes, and user practices. Security audits are often used to determine regulatory compliance, in the wake of legislation that specifies how organizations must deal with information.

Some of the purpose of audits is listed below:

Build awareness of current practices and risks.
Reducing risk, by evaluating, planning and supplementing security efforts.
Strengthening controls including both automated and human.
Compliance with customer and regulatory requirements and expectations.
Building awareness and interaction between technology and business teams.
Improving overall IT governance in the organization.

An information security audit is an audit on the level of information security in an organization. Within the broad scope of auditing information security there are multiple types of audits, multiple objectives for different audits, etc. Most commonly the controls being audited can be categorized to technical, physical and administrative.

According to Ira Winkler, president of the Internet Security Advisors Group, there are three main types of security diagnostics, namely:

Security Audits
Vulnerability Assessments
Penetration Testing

Security Audits measure an information system's performance against a list of criteria. A vulnerability assessment, on the other hand, involves a comprehensive study of an entire information system, seeking potential security weaknesses.