Network security

Today, with the expansion of the digital world, we need security more than ever, from personal computers to larger office and government systems, everyone needs security to connect to any network, whether the Internet or private networks, and this is no secret to anyone. Security in the IT field is divided into two general categories:

1. Physical security
2. Software security

Physical security: refers to all measures taken to prevent physical damage in a complex.

The necessary measures for physical security of network equipment include:

1. Fire declaration and extinguishing
2. Identity authentication systems for entry and exit control
3. Impact detection sensors for racks
4. CCTV system

Software security: Includes all measures taken to prevent any sabotage and manipulation of information and is divided into the following categories:

1. Network Security
2. Software security (programs)
3. Penetration testing

• Network Security: This step in security starts with user authentication, which includes usernames and passwords, and continues through the installation of firewalls and other sophisticated security devices. Network Security is the process of securing a network against various types of internal and external threats. In home and smaller networks, security is usually achieved to a great extent by observing a few points, but in larger offices and companies, a team of experts is usually used for this purpose.
• Software Security: One of the biggest security problems in offices and organizations is the existence of security flaws in the software being used. Information thieves can use these flaws to steal an organization’s information or make changes to that organization’s information to their advantage. Establishing network security alone is never enough to have a secure network.
• Penetration testing: Has security been implemented to the extent stated in the plan? Is the network fully secured?

These are some of the questions that may be on your mind, and taking this test will provide a clear answer to such questions.

This test must be performed by a highly professional software team to fully identify any security flaws in the network and to have the problem fixed by the network security and software security team.

Providing comprehensive security solutions:

Protecting computer networks and network resources from threats and risks is vital to the continuity and survival of any organization.

We provide comprehensive, multi-layered security plans to protect networks and their components from both Internet and internal threats. In summary, this plan includes the following:

• Use and consult with experienced and committed professionals
• Creating a strategic and tactical security plan
• Patch Management and Endpoint Security
• Proper implementation of the security plan
• Periodic review and control of security condition analysis
• Implementing an ISMS security system
• Design and implementation of comprehensive security systems including: Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, Fire wall, UTM
• Consulting and supervision on information security plans and projects
• Documenting and providing security reports