Be Sure of your IT Security
Security Strategy Planning
As a Penetration Test is a valuable snapshot of your vulnerability at a point in time, it is likely to change as more vulnerabilities and exploits become available. Be sure you to put a proactive plan in place to help avoid a disaster occurring, and how to deal with a disaster should it arise.
Things you should consider doing:
- Develop a Patch Management Schedule so you can take advantage of your vendors own-supplied security patches as and when they become available.
- Formulate a Disaster Recovery Plan, so that in the event of an attack you can quickly get your business back up and running
Design, plan and configure a Security Infrastructure. This could involve sourcing new equipment or application or re-configuring your existing infrastructure to utilise its full security potential.
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