Defendza believes in building long term relationships with their clients by providing exceptional services through innovation and advanced technology.
Our core security consulting offerings are classified under the following categories
Security compliance demonstrates your oganisation's streamlined operations and bolstered intelligence about technology and business processes. Compliance gives confidence to customers and the supply chain.
We offer a wide range of security assessment services, which can be tailored to form a package that meets the security needs of your business
With data breaches and headline-grabbing ransomware attacks becoming more common and increasingly sophisticated, training your staff to be the first line of defence is an increasing concern of any organisation. Defendza offer the following trainings tracks.
The challenge with developers is that most are not security aware people. They need strong foundation around security threats and their impact if these threats are exploited. With a focused training, your developers will be able to understand enough about security to modify their behaviors and prevent vulnerabilities while coding.
Emerging security issues and critical infrastructure protection is what keeps network administrators awake at night. Investing in the right training to make them aware of these threats would help your organisation stay secure and away from a data breach
Enterprise security helps you protect your organisation's mission critical data from information predators. With evolving cyber security and sophisticated threat attack vectors, you as an enterprise are expected to stay ahead of the curve
With the sharp increase in cyber crime, serious cybersecurity revenue dedication has been noticed recently within several organisations. Everywhere, businesses are investing a remarkable amount of money into hiring security professionals and contracting third party companies to assess their business.
Criminals are adept at exploiting weak links in the security chainand once in, can leverage other weaknesses to increase their control, enable repeated access and execute attacks without being detected. Understanding these risks is equally important prior to them being exploited by a sophisticated threat actor. Not only this brings damage to your reputation but your customers would lose the trust to conduct business.
A penetration test doesn’t stop at uncovering vulnerabilities. But it goes to the next step of actively exploiting those vulnerabilities in order to prove (or disprove) real-world attack vectors against an organization’s IT assets, data, humans, and/or physical security. The key objective of a third-party penetration testing is to dig around your systems to find security holes, from online applications to supporting network landscapes to physical problems at the site as an online threat actor would do in a real world scenario.
This specialized approach of “friendly attack from the known sources” can be a great way to evaluate the security of your information systems and determine their readiness for the real virtual world.
Compliance means making sure your company meets your industry’s rules, regulations, and obligations. Irrespective of the industry your business is in, you need to take data breaches seriously. Compliance will help your company avoid legal risks. Lawsuits and settlements can easily cost you millions, if nothing less.
Lack of adherence to an industry compliance could cause easily fail to build turst with your customer base. Damage to your company’s reputation can take years to repair. It’s impossible to estimate just how much monetary damage it can do. It’s better to practice good data security and avoid a breach altogether.
Improving security requires more than just fixing what is broke. It requires measuring the effectiveness of security operations; technology, people and processes. Continually assessing the security controls defined and measuring the results over time creates a framework to measure security operations. Setting the expectation that improvement is the goal will result in improved security.
Cybersecurity should never be considered as a one-time thing. It is a matter of continuous improvement, because threat actors are constantly evolving with more sophisticated attacks. As an organisation, it is important to have a plan in place, test this plan and ensure that it is regularly updated. Make sure your infrastructure, people, process are secure.
This telecom industry client was planning for an internal mobile application roll out to its staff on a restricted iPad device. This application allows users to connect to their Salesforce CRM modules to fetch, record and update project specific information.
