Audit and Analysis
Network Audit and AnalysisDo you know if your network is protected against threats and vulnerabilities? Most companies 'believe' they are secure but they have no evidence to support that claim. That is where NeoLore Networks Security Audit and Analysis comes in. We have the tools and expertise to scan servers and routers for potential security holes. The network scan is non-intrusive and checks for over 7,000 unique areas for issues including missing security updates, software patches and misconfigurations . Once the scan is complete, a comprehensive report will be generated that will not only point out the vulnerabilities but it will also indicate how to resolve the them. If you have received a Free Network Audit and Analysis card from NeoLore, please click below and fill out the form. We will contact you shortly to schedule your Free Network Audit and Analysis. Still not convinced you need an audit? Check out this article by the Financial Post on November 29th, 2010 Article extract... Those creating the attacks can be very sophisticated, tech-savvy professionals and even organized, he says, although just as with offline crime, there are many types of cyber crimes and criminals. “It is clear that spam, for example, is an activity based on a network of computers ‘enslaved’ to a controlling centre. The University of Toronto recently exposed one such network of ‘bots.’ But it’s not always clear that behind the network of computers stands a network of people,” says Avner Levin, Director, Privacy & Cyber Crime Institute, Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University. “Quite often it is possible for one individual to control large computer networks. What is true is that no one invents the wheel. These individuals rely on a criminal infrastructure that they access. It is also true that other forms of criminal activity, such as skimming of financial information in order to commit financial fraud, is an organized activity — not necessarily controlled by the old crime families, but certainly by organizations that deploy rogue employees to collect the data, have people then fabricate new bank/credit cards with the stolen information, and then have more people withdraw cash/make purchases with these fraudulent cards.”
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