November 30, 2004 -- The Right Firewall - "If you haven't got a security policy, you haven't got a firewall. Instead, you've got a thing that's sort of doing something, but you don't know what it's trying to do because no one has told you what it should do." Marcus Ranum

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Chief executives of U.S. corporations and their boards of directors should assume direct responsibility for securing their computer networks from worms, viruses, spyware, internet attacks and other threats. It is no longer enough to keep abreast of all the information processed through our channels. Today, it is imperative that companies develop and possess effective, individual controls over this information. Security is more than cameras:

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Computers and networks essentially run the operations of most business in the country. Most computer systems, computer software and networks were not designed with security in mind. Even most "secure systems" are riddled with vulnerabilities due to the underlying technology that could enable an attacker to disrupt operations or cause damage. We can help your company or organization develop a cost effective, threat effective, cyber security plan. We start first with an audit of your IT system and security and then develop an implementation plan that matches your business needs.

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Cybersecurity Check-up
We can help your company or organization develop a cost effective, threat effective, cyber security plan. We start first with an audit of your IT system and security and then develop an implementation plan that matches your business needs.

The Cybersecurity Check up includes:
Researching the System Configuration
Defining Key Assets of the Company
Reviewing the Security Needs of the Company
Customizing the Review Criteria
Performing the Audit and Documenting the Results
Presenting the Key findings and helping to define an mitigation plan and upgrade plan
Performing an Updated Audit and Testing the Disaster Recovery Plan
Final Brief

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