INFORMATION SECURITY
Information Security is the practice of preventing unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, inspection, recording, or damage of information. It is also a set of tools and practices that your organization can use to protect your digital and analog information. This covers a range of IT domains, including infrastructure and network security, auditing, and testing. It uses tools like authentication and permissions to restrict unauthorized users from accessing private information. These measures help your organization prevent harm related to information theft, modification, or loss.
Computics provides security-conscious organizations with products and services that protect them from dynamic ever-changing security threats.
Our Information security model is made up of the three main components: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Each of them represents a fundamental objective of information security.
Types of information security
- Application security
- Infrastructure security
- Cloud security
- Cryptography
- Incident response
- Vulnerability management
- Disaster recovery
Common information security risks
- Social engineering attacks
- Advanced persistent threats (APT)
- Insider threats
- Cryptojacking
- Distributed denial of service (DDoS)
- Ransomware
- Man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks
- Threat Intelligence.
- Security Assessment
- Penetration Testing
- Compromise Assessment
- Comprehensive analysis
- Incident Response
- Security Training
- Quarterly vulnerability scan
This vCISO service covers:
- Security operations—real-time monitoring, analysis, and triage of threats.
- Cyber risk and cyber intelligence—assist to provide updated knowledge of current security threats and keeping you informed of the potential impacts of risks.
- Data loss and fraud prevention— monitoring for and protecting against insider threats.
- Identity and access management— ensure proper use of authentication measures, authorization measures, and privilege/access granting.
- Program management— ensure proactive maintenance of hardware and software through audits and upgrades.
- Investigations and forensics—assist in the collection of evidence, interaction with authorities, and ensure that postmortems are performed.
- Governance—to ensure security operations operate smoothly and serve as an advisor to management on issues relation to compliance.