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Vulnerability Assessment
Every business should be fully aware of its vulnerabilities and be able to monitor and demonstrate progress. Vulnerability assessments must be carried out by an internal team and by a third party at least once a year, according to all frameworks. Our experts will identify and classify your vulnerabilities for in-scope devices and IP addresses using techniques that are widely used in the industry. Every regulatory environment requires this. -
Penetration Testing
Taking our vulnerability evaluation a step further, Skakab's staff can assist in demonstrating how a vulnerability can be exploited to obtain access to the network and possibly sensitive data if you want to actively try to penetrate your network. Penetration testing can be carried out both internally, from the standpoint of an insider threat, and externally, from that of a hacker. It also shows how simple it is to exfiltrate data to an external location. -
After a PenTest
You would like to know your current standing after a pentest was conducted. Skakab Global can support you in resolving problems and serving as an impartial evaluator of your remediation efforts. Skakab Global will provide a document detailing the remediation status and any unfinished business as part of this verification. Furthermore, Skakab Global can assist in offering a long-term strategy to lower risk for upcoming penetration tests.
Vulnerability Assessment & Remediation
With a wealth of experience and industry-leading
techniques, we offer comprehensive vulnerability
assessment and remediation services to businesses
of all kinds. We frequently work with current IT
teams to teach them the necessary applications and
skill sets to add vulnerability management to
their ongoing IT operations. This is because, even
for businesses with in-house IT staff, routinely
assessing and fixing internal and external network
and endpoint vulnerabilities adds enormous value
to business operations in the modern enterprise.
If your company handles, processes, or transfers
federally protected information, or if you simply
want to protect your employees' information, we
can help. Although you have worked hard to do the
right thing, you may be unsure of your compliance
obligations regarding sensitive information and
the potential consequences.
Being compliant might benefit your business
because it allows you to advertise that you are
compliant. Noncompliance will attract authorities'
attention and drive business away from your
organization. After all, why would a customer want
to do business with a company that cannot adhere
to the standards or protect its own employees'
data? One way to be more compliant is to do
internal and external Vulnerability assessments,
which is required by all regulatory environments.