The Premium purchase plan includes an action plan to ensure advanced security measures aimed at protecting your business from cyberattacks. In addition to checking configurations, detailed reports, phishing attack simulations, and employee training, it also includes vulnerability detection on networks and applications.
Cod. 02092
€2500
Price VAT excluded
On-time guaranteed
Goal achievement guaranteed
100% customer satisfaction
Processing steps
The process will follow these steps:
Gathering information regarding the company's current DKIM, SPF, and DMARC configurations.
Briefing with the client to understand specific needs and objectives for the phishing simulation.
Detailed review of current configurations to identify any vulnerabilities or errors.
Creation of an initial report outlining areas for improvement and suggestions to enhance email protection.
Email support for technicians to correct DKIM, SPF, and DMARC settings.
Recommendations for actions to improve corporate communication security.
Design of a customized phishing attack simulation based on identified vulnerabilities and business objectives.
Execution of a phishing campaign to assess employee awareness and identify weaknesses.
Preparation of a report with response rates, click-through rates, and employee actions during the phishing simulation.
Analysis of results to determine employee responsiveness and the level of risk.
Recommendations to improve employee awareness of phishing risks.
Guidance for follow-up actions, such as additional simulations or specific training to reduce future risks.
Gathering information about network infrastructures and critical business applications to define the scope of the assessment.
Configuration of vulnerability analysis tools, customization of scanning based on the client’s specific networks and applications.
Automated and manual scanning to identify vulnerabilities present in the system.
Classification of identified vulnerabilities based on severity (low, medium, high, critical), identifying the most urgent risks.
Evaluation of network or application security configurations, detecting errors or inadequacies.
Detailed report describing detected vulnerabilities, associated risks, and their potential impact on business security.
Highlighting the most critical vulnerabilities that require immediate intervention.
General recommendations on how to address vulnerabilities, suggestions of best practices to mitigate risks.
Proposal of specific strategies to reduce the impact of vulnerabilities in the short term, pending implementation of permanent solutions.
Proposal of an action plan to address the most critical vulnerabilities, including recommendations for subsequent vulnerability assessments to maintain high security levels.
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Cybersecurity is the set of techniques, practices, and tools used to protect computer systems, networks, and data from attacks, unauthorized access, and damage. It includes the protection of sensitive information, such as personal and business data, from digital threats like malware, ransomware, phishing, and hacking. The main goal is to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information.
Cybersecurity covers a wide range of sectors, such as network security, critical infrastructure protection, defense against cybercrime, and application security. Business and government systems adopt prevention and detection measures to limit vulnerabilities.
Technologies like firewalls, multifactor authentication, and encryption are key tools used to mitigate risks. Another fundamental aspect of cybersecurity is training people. Often, users represent the weakest link in the security chain, so educating staff about cyber risks and implementing secure practices, such as using strong passwords and recognizing phishing attempts, is essential to reduce the risk of attacks.
The most common signs of a phishing attack include emails or messages with an urgent or alarming tone. Attackers try to push the victim to act quickly, exploiting fear or urgency, such as in cases of alleged account breaches or immediate deadlines. These messages may include phrases like "Your account has been compromised" or "Immediate action required". Another typical sign is the presence of suspicious links or forged web addresses.
Even though the link text may seem legitimate, hovering the cursor over it can reveal that the actual URL leads to a different site, often with a similar but slightly altered domain (e.g., “amaz0n.com” instead of “amazon.com”).
Additionally, phishing emails may contain grammatical or spelling errors, indicating a lack of professionalism that sets them apart from official communications. Finally, unusual requests for personal or financial information are common. Legitimate companies, such as banks or service providers, never ask via email or messages for sensitive data like passwords or credit card numbers. If asked to provide confidential information in an unsecured manner, it's very likely to be a phishing attempt.
Confidentiality: cybersecurity must ensure that information is accessible only to authorized individuals. Protecting sensitive data from unauthorized access is crucial to prevent data theft and privacy breaches.
Integrity: it is essential to ensure that information is not modified or altered without authorization. Data integrity means that information remains accurate and reliable during storage, transmission, and processing.
Availability: cybersecurity efforts must ensure that systems and data are accessible when needed. Availability ensures that users and businesses can access resources at any time, preventing interruptions caused by attacks, failures, or disasters.