Website Security problems are more significant as most applications have a web interface. Many companies only test for functional requirements in application testing. Our Website Security Assessment is designed to meet best practices for application security. All industry regulations such as PCI Audit requirements for Websites and HIPAA Security requires this type of security. An assessment looks at the source code, the infrastructure, the operating systems and the application functionality.
HIPAA Security Rule introduces a variety of organizational and procedural changes that address the confidentiality, availability, integrity and overall security of Electronic Patient Health Information (eHPI) within the HealthCare and Medical Services industry. A complete assessment as required under the HIPAA Security Rule specifications includes on-site interviews with personnel, system analysis, policy and procedure review and remediation suggestions. Read More
The first step in developing the Secure Social Media (SSM) framework is to put a process in place that can be tracked, measured and monitored over time. A framework for security must anticipate future Social Media developments and how they will impact security. The SSM framework analyzes the security environment and puts it into context of an overall security strategy for the entire corporation, including such departments as Information Technology, Human Resources, Marketing and Legal.
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As the Internet and technology advances at increasing speeds, the concerns over security are keeping pace. New threats to security emerge every day. Check out the National Vulnerability Database . With access to the Internet expanding to various devices other than the laptop or desktop, there are more opportunities for attacks. With the ever increasing connectedness of our society, it is important to look at the Internet security trends 2013 and be prepared.
Each time you access the Internet, you are putting yourself and your technology at risk by exposing it to the security risks, known and unknown. The security trends for the coming year are looking to focus around a variety of threats including cyber conflict, ransomware, madware, social software and cloud-based cyber attacks. Like it or not, these concerns aren’t going away any time soon, so it is best to gain a baseline understanding of them so that you’ll be able to protect yourself in the coming year.
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