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Security Assessment Services

Security assessment services involve evaluating an organization's IT systems, applications, and processes to identify vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with security standards. Below is a list of common security assessment services:

Vulnerability Assessment

• Scanning systems, networks, and applications for known vulnerabilities.

• Providing risk levels and remediation suggestions.

Penetration Testing (Pen Test)

• Simulating real-world attacks to identify exploitable vulnerabilities.

• Testing network, web applications, mobile applications, and APIs.

 Security Audit

• Assessing policies, procedures, and controls for adherence to standards.

• Auditing compliance with regulations like ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, etc.

Risk Assessment

• Identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing risks.

• Providing mitigation strategies for the identified risks.

Application Security Assessment

• Reviewing the security of software applications.

• Detecting code vulnerabilities, logic flaws, and improper configurations.

Network Security Assessment

• Evaluating the security of network infrastructure.

• Identifying misconfigurations, weak access controls, and open ports.

Cloud Security Assessment

• Reviewing cloud architecture and configurations.

• Ensuring compliance with cloud-specific best practices (e.g., AWS, Azure).

 Wireless Security Assessment

• Identifying vulnerabilities in wireless networks.

• Testing encryption, authentication protocols, and access points.

Endpoint Security Assessment

• Evaluating the security of end-user devices (laptops, desktops, mobile devices).

• Identifying vulnerabilities in device configurations and software.

Data Security Assessment

• Evaluating how data is stored, accessed, and protected.

• Identifying risks of data breaches or loss.

Social Engineering Assessment

• Testing organizational awareness through phishing, vishing, and other tactics.

• Evaluating employee response to simulated attacks.

Compliance Assessment

• Ensuring systems meet specific regulatory requirements.

• Covering standards like PCI DSS, NIST, SOC 2, and CCPA.

Red Team Assessment

• Simulating advanced threat actors to test the organization’s defenses.

• Combining multiple tactics such as physical, digital, and social engineering.

Cyber Threat Intelligence Assessment

• Gathering information on potential threats targeting the organization.

• Providing proactive measures based on threat intelligence.

Physical Security Assessment

• Reviewing physical access controls and security measures.

• Ensuring perimeter security, surveillance, and access protocols are effective.

Incident Response Readiness Assessment

• Evaluating the organization’s preparedness to handle cyber incidents.

• Assessing incident response plans, teams, and tools.

IoT Security Assessment

• Testing Internet of Things (IoT) devices and ecosystems.

• Identifying vulnerabilities specific to IoT technologies.

Active Directory (AD) Security Assessment

• Reviewing AD configurations and practices.

• Identifying risks like excessive privileges and misconfigurations.

DevSecOps Assessment

• Integrating security into development and operations workflows.

• Evaluating CI/CD pipelines for security vulnerabilities.

Organizations operating in today's digital landscape face a multitude of challenges when it comes to maintaining compliance with various security standards and regulatory requirements. Standards such as ISO, HIPAA, PCI, and others demand meticulous planning and execution of security assessments to ensure adherence and mitigate risks effectively. However, navigating these compliance frameworks while managing budgetary constraints can be a daunting task for many organizations.

Amidst these challenges, the importance of engaging a reputable firm with expert assessors for security assessments cannot be overstated. These assessments serve as a crucial step in identifying vulnerabilities, evaluating security controls, and ensuring that organizations are adequately protected against potential threats. This is where Neotech, as a premier assessment practice, steps in to offer comprehensive solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of its clients.

Neotech understands the complexities organizations face in their journey towards compliance and provides a range of assessment services designed to address these challenges effectively. With a team of highly skilled consultants possessing extensive experience in the field of cybersecurity, Neotech is well-equipped to assist clients in achieving and maintaining compliance with various security standards and regulatory targets.

Security assessment services involve evaluating an organization's IT systems, applications, and processes to identify vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with security standards. Below is a list of common security assessment services:

Vulnerability Assessment

• Scanning systems, networks, and applications for known vulnerabilities.

• Providing risk levels and remediation suggestions.

Penetration Testing (Pen Test)

• Simulating real-world attacks to identify exploitable vulnerabilities.

• Testing network, web applications, mobile applications, and APIs.

 Security Audit

• Assessing policies, procedures, and controls for adherence to standards.

• Auditing compliance with regulations like ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, etc.

Risk Assessment

• Identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing risks.

• Providing mitigation strategies for the identified risks.

Application Security Assessment

• Reviewing the security of software applications.

• Detecting code vulnerabilities, logic flaws, and improper configurations.

Network Security Assessment

• Evaluating the security of network infrastructure.

• Identifying misconfigurations, weak access controls, and open ports.

Cloud Security Assessment

• Reviewing cloud architecture and configurations.

• Ensuring compliance with cloud-specific best practices (e.g., AWS, Azure).

 Wireless Security Assessment

• Identifying vulnerabilities in wireless networks.

• Testing encryption, authentication protocols, and access points.

Endpoint Security Assessment

• Evaluating the security of end-user devices (laptops, desktops, mobile devices).

• Identifying vulnerabilities in device configurations and software.

Data Security Assessment

• Evaluating how data is stored, accessed, and protected.

• Identifying risks of data breaches or loss.

Social Engineering Assessment

• Testing organizational awareness through phishing, vishing, and other tactics.

• Evaluating employee response to simulated attacks.

Compliance Assessment

• Ensuring systems meet specific regulatory requirements.

• Covering standards like PCI DSS, NIST, SOC 2, and CCPA.

Red Team Assessment

• Simulating advanced threat actors to test the organization’s defenses.

• Combining multiple tactics such as physical, digital, and social engineering.

Cyber Threat Intelligence Assessment

• Gathering information on potential threats targeting the organization.

• Providing proactive measures based on threat intelligence.

Physical Security Assessment

• Reviewing physical access controls and security measures.

• Ensuring perimeter security, surveillance, and access protocols are effective.

Incident Response Readiness Assessment

• Evaluating the organization’s preparedness to handle cyber incidents.

• Assessing incident response plans, teams, and tools.

IoT Security Assessment

• Testing Internet of Things (IoT) devices and ecosystems.

• Identifying vulnerabilities specific to IoT technologies.

Active Directory (AD) Security Assessment

• Reviewing AD configurations and practices.

• Identifying risks like excessive privileges and misconfigurations.

DevSecOps Assessment

• Integrating security into development and operations workflows.

• Evaluating CI/CD pipelines for security vulnerabilities.

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