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Network Auditing and Penetration Testing
Most businesses think their networks and hardware are secure, but has your IT department actually tested your network to its limits? Do you have the capability to perform these tests? localLINUX uses a simple yet very effective method of testing your network. We run tests from the inside-out and from the outside-in. We believe that there is no such thing as too much documentation because when the systems are down, you need to know everything. Our Security Team will work with you to implement detailed security policies and procedures, documenting your network along the way. Are you not sure what needs to be documented? We know, and are happy to share that knowledge with you.
We recommend that information security policies be written and reviewed at least once a year. These policies should address Risk Assessment, Personnel Responsibility, and Continuity procedures. Detailed network documentation and diagrams are used to support these policies. localLINUX assists in information gathering, policy creation and review, and task prioritization. We can also be included in your contingency plans if you choose one of our Service-Oriented Assurance Programs.
Our Penetration Testing services are used to clearly identify strengths and weaknesses of your networks. PenTests provide easy to read reports that rank your security vulnerabilities by severity and provide descriptions of the attack vectors. These reports make it easy to identify deficiencies in your network and review them with your management team.
localLINUX analyzes:
- Internet Connections and Phone Lines
- Internal and External Network Traffic
- Computer Operating System and Hardware Vulnerabilities
- Perimeter Defense Testing
- Capabilities of any Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
- Internet Applications and Potential Hazards
Our auditing specialists are trained professionals who can identify and eliminate network and hardware threats. Contact a localLINUX representative today to learn more about how to secure your network.
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