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Majority of organizations believe that moving to a cloud-based architecture reduces risks and vulnerabilities that are apart of traditional network environment models. Unfortunately, the threats and vulnerabilities migrate with the environment to the cloud. Traditional security measures are no longer effective at managing a cloud environment, and migrating to a cloud architecture introduces a new kind of threat vectors. For this reason, it is critical to perform frequent vulnerability testing of all cloud infrastructures.
Cloud service providers (CSPs), including IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and hybrid, and the organizations that use these services are faced with security challenges. CyberArq is here to assist.
CyberArq’s teams of experts are highly experienced and well versed in NIST 800-53 and Department of Defense requirements. We understand how these requirements relate to commercial cloud environments (AWS, Azure & GCP) and have incorporated this into all our engineering processes, ensuring our clients they can operate in the cloud with confidence.
• Satisfy PCI, HIPAA and NERC-CIP compliance
• To match up critical vulnerabilities with critical assets
• To identify all false-positives and false-negatives
• At least annually, recommended semi-annually
• After changes to your configurations or hardware
• Patch management remediation on discovered vulnerabilities
• AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE
1. Define Scope
Detailed outline with the customer to define what assets are in scope.
4. Vulnerability Analysis
Utilize enterprise and custom scanning tools to uncover vulnerabilities.
2. Information Gathering
Map out the corporate infrastructure based on services, ports, hardware, software and operating system.
5. Reporting
Creation of Executive and Detail technical reports for both management and remediation team.
3. Threat Modeling
Determine mission critical and connected assets to corporate data through white, gray or black box approach.
6. Exit Call
Call scheduled with customers management and remediation team to explain in detail the findings and assist in remediation processes.
1. Define Scope
Detailed outline with the customer to define what assets are in scope.
2. Information Gathering
Map out the corporate infrastructure based on services, ports, hardware, software and operating system.
3. Threat Modeling
Determine mission critical and connected assets to corporate data through white, gray or black box approach.
4. Vulnerability Analysis
Utilize enterprise and custom scanning tools to uncover vulnerabilities.
5. Reporting
Creation of Executive and Detail technical reports for both management and remediation team.
6. Exit Call
Call scheduled with customers management and remediation team to explain in detail the findings and assist in remediation processes.
Network devices, Cloud infrastructure, Web applications, Wireless, Mobile applications and Internet of things devices
Network devices, Cloud, Wireless, Web application, Internet of things devices, Mobile applications, Social engineering, Continuous penetration testing and Active directory enumeration
Florida – USA | Sydney – Australia
