Security – Continuous Monitoring
Continuous security monitoring collects real-time data to monitor your system for changes, detecting an attack in minutes, rather than days or weeks later. Our security professionals know how to leverage IT and a number of commercially available and open source tools to monitor your system for changes in the security posture. Using these tools, we can support risk management decisions and produce regulatory-compliant reports to meet contractual ongoing reporting requirements.
“Before partnering with SecureIT, we’d been struggling to understand the scope of effort required for several compliance authorizations. It was difficult to know where to begin. The SecureIT compliance experts helped us develop a compliance plan with security controls that we could leverage for multiple compliance standards, so we could work smarter and faster toward our goal, rather than spinning our wheels.”
Chief Information Officer • Cloud Service Provider
SecureIT Continuous Monitoring Offerings:
Continuous monitoring offerings can be performed on-premises or via a managed service model.
Why SecureIT:
With years of experience in security and compliance, SecureIT tailors our continuous monitoring services to the needs of each client, offering services that help you analyze threats and adapt security to meet them. SecureIT works with each client to tailor continuous monitoring services that meet business needs while staying within budget.
SecureIT’s continuous monitoring services are deployed at organizations ranging from complex enterprises to startups.
Our holistic approach delivers continuous monitoring services targeted to each client.
SecureIT is the best.
SecureIT delivers the continuous monitoring expertise you need to harden your security measures and grow your business.
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Penetration Testing
Background and Risks
SSH Part 2:
Risk Management and Solutions
SSH Part 3:
Policy and Prevention
sudo Part 1:
Introduction & Common Use Cases
sudo Part 2:
Attacks on Poorly Written User Specifications
sudo Part 3:
Root Causes of the Problem & Resolving sudo Security Issues