Security Engineering Service
Security engineer is in charge of securing and protecting a company’s computer systems and networks from cyber attacks and threats. They provide engineering support for firewalls, VPN’s, operating systems, encryption technologies, and more.
Security engineers build security systems. They also implement and monitor security controls to protect an organization’s data from cyber-attacks, loss, or unauthorized access.
What does Security Engineering offer you?
We review the configuration of the IT network devices from a security focus.
We propose recommendations for the security settings of the configuration of IT network devices, computers, cloud security.
How could we help You?
Expert Consulting
Hardening
Endpoint security and protection
Security patching
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Hardening, or security hardening, involves identifying and patching system vulnerabilities and security holes.
Every system is as strong as its weakest link only!
The proper functioning of your system alone does not guarantee security!
We've all experienced that feeling when we start using a newly purchased computer with a freshly installed operating system. Programs run smoothly, finding what we need is a breeze, and glancing at the available storage space makes us feel like we'll never fill it up.
However, just because a system operates properly doesn't necessarily mean it's secure. Unfortunately, if it's not secure, optimal operation can't be sustained for long. Our experiences show that applications deployed with default settings during installation can easily expose our entire system to vulnerabilities and make it less productive.
During the hardening process, for instance, we initiate changing default passwords, removing unnecessary logins, and disabling unnecessary services – and this is just a small part of the comprehensive service package that CyberPIG offers you.
Endpoint protection, also known as endpoint security, refers to the cybersecurity approach focused on securing endpoints or individual devices (such as desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and servers) connected to a network. Endpoints are often the entry points for cyberattacks and are vulnerable to various threats, including malware, ransomware, phishing attacks, and insider threats. Endpoint protection solutions aim to safeguard these devices from such threats and protect the organisation's network and data.
Key components of endpoint protection:
Antivirus and Antimalware, Firewall, Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Device Control, Patch Management, Data Encryption, Endpoint Security Management
Security patching is a critical aspect of endpoint hardening, and it is one of the most important IT security processes. There are numerous statistics showing many dangers of unpatched software, which include data theft, data loss, compliance issues, and more. To fortify endpoints against harmful cyberattacks, IT departments and managed service providers conduct security patching.