IT security analysis

IT security is more important today than ever before. Predicting and resisting attacks from hackers and cybercriminals has become more complex. Through the global internet, hackers can strike anywhere in the world and can hide and be protected from prosecution in many countries (rogue states) that do not enforce national and international laws and regulations. In addition to cybercriminals, there are also a number of countries that engage in state-sponsored cyber espionage and attempts to influence, for example, democratic elections or public attitudes towards candidates and the democratic process.

When a new vulnerability is discovered (zero day exploit), it is immediately exploited by hackers and the security systems to contain the threats can take days to weeks to be updated and deployed on the various IT platforms, be it server/desktop operating systems, network equipment and firewalls.

IT security is like an arms race, where hackers are usually always one step ahead.

Despite the gloomy outlook, there’s no need to panic. Have you not paid enough attention to IT security in the past and does the task seem too daunting? Then help is always available.

Just like eating an elephant, you have to take a small bite at a time. And the sooner you get started, the better off you’ll be. It’s all about taking action and getting things done. Every time you tighten up your IT security, you’ll be better equipped to deal with the many threats out there.

The layers of IT security

In the overview below, we call it the layers of IT security, you can read more about the many layers a hacker has to go through to get to your most sacred data and business secrets, which no unauthorized person can access. The different layers can help you focus on your company’s IT security and gradually build a solid defense against hackers and cybercriminals.

TripleIT can help you find the right action points and next steps by conducting an IT security analysis to reveal where it’s most relevant to take action first and where you get the most security for your money.

Hybrid Cloud
Private Cloud
Public Cloud
Access security
Network security
Endpoint Security
Data security
IT security analysis
Company assets
Operation and monitoring
IT security procedure and policies

IT security procedures and policies can prevent breakdowns and threats.

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Your company's critical assets

Critical assets are defined as assets that maintain the performance of your business.

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Operation, monitoring and feedback
Operations, monitoring and response can strengthen resilience against external threats.

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Data security

Data security is about methods and precautions to protect data

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Application security

Application security is about strengthening the security of software programs.

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Endpoint security
Endpoint security is about the security of user PCs, mobiles and tablets.

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Network security

Network security is essential to strengthen the defenses of your company’s IT infrastructure.

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Access security

Access security is about protecting your business physically and digitally from unauthorized access.

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Private cloud

The security of cloud services is about preventing unauthorized access to the infrastructure, service and data.

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Public cloud

The security of cloud services is about preventing unauthorized access to the infrastructure, service and data.

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Hybrid cloud

The security of cloud services is about preventing unauthorized access to the infrastructure, service and data.

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