Audits

OSINT is the process of gathering and analyzing publicly available information from various sources such as the Internet, social media, news articles, and other public records. The goal is to collect intelligence about a person, organization, or topic without using classified or restricted sources.

Here are some examples of OSINT techniques:

When conducting OSINT, it is essential to adhere to ethical guidelines and respect the privacy and confidentiality of individuals.

This process aims to assess the compliance of an IT system with the requirements of the ISO 27001 standard. Conducting the audit allows for the identification of potential threats and vulnerabilities and the recommendation of appropriate remedial measures. An IT compliance audit with ISO 27001 helps:

A crucial step in securing data, ensuring compliance, and managing information in Microsoft cloud environments. Covering over 300 control points, the audit verifies all environments from Azure Active Directory (Entra), document flow (SharePoint, OneDrive), to communication (Teams, Exchange). The audit, heavily based on automation, can also be performed periodically to continuously verify data security, analyzing logs, alerts, and incidents reported by Microsoft Security.

Properly securing a website is crucial for both users and owners. A website security audit involves a detailed analysis of the website to detect potential vulnerabilities and security threats. This audit, conducted by external specialists, aims to identify factors that could impact, for example, transaction completion in an online store. The audit covers key areas such as SEO, content, website performance, conversion rate optimization, platform analysis, SSL certificate verification, domain verification, update status, and code security. Conducting an audit helps uncover fundamental issues and opportunities for improvement, aiding in the tailored implementation of the best protection tools.

Mobile security audits are typically integrated with mobile application development, protecting data from deletion and theft. This process aims to identify threats that could lead to loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information. The audit includes analyzing security policies and procedures, network infrastructure, data access, physical access controls, security management, backups and data recovery, and staff security awareness.

A cloud security audit provides a detailed examination of your instance’s settings to ensure protection against data leaks, cyberattacks, and dishonest employee actions.

A comprehensive IT service that includes the following actions:

A comprehensive review of the level of implementation of requirements from the General Data Protection Regulation. The audit includes compliance checks for company employees, information security audits, and Data Leak Prevention (DLP) audits. The audit is conducted in several stages, such as documentation and technical and organizational security review, gap and risk analysis, recommendations, and changes to documentation and procedures

Compliance audits aim to ensure that the organization adheres to specified regulations and remains up-to-date with regulations enforced by authorities.