Secure your endpoints. Our scanning methodology.

Importance of network scanning for cybersecurity 

Network scanning is a method of getting network information such as identification of hosts, port information, and services by scanning networks and ports. The main objective of network scanning is:

• To identify live hosts on a network
• To identify open & closed ports
• To identify operating system information 
• To identify services running on a network 
• To identify running processes on a network
• To identify the presence of security devices like firewalls 
• To identify system architecture
• To identify running services 
• To identify vulnerabilities and more.

How to scan for network vulnerabilities? Our Scanning Methodology includes the following steps:

• Checking for live systems
• Discovering open ports
• Scanning beyond IDS 
• Banner grabbing 
• Scanning Vulnerabilities 
• Network Diagram Proxies and more.

The entire Audit and Report making is done as per Cert-in guidelines.

Hardening Endpoints 

Hardening is the art of making the most secure configuration possible, without compromising the ability of the system to perform its primary function. Patching is the first critical step to hardening an endpoint, but there are other steps that should be taken in order to reduce the opportunity for compromise. 

We have Hardening tools which will safeguard your internet facing servers from many attack variants like XSS and clickjacking attacks.

Tools for web server hardening and security:

• Continuously monitor your web servers for default and insecure configurations. 
• Analyze web server misconfigurations based on context, and gain security recommendations.
• Ensure SSL certificates are configured, and HTTPS is enabled to secure the communication between clients and servers. 
• Verify whether the server root directory permissions are restricted to prevent unauthorized access and more.