Cyber security protects your business activity against digital risks. At GMB, we provide complete services to identify vulnerabilities, prevent attacks, and respond quickly in case of an incident — everything you need for data safety and customer trust.

Procedures and tools applicable after the IT audit:

• Data Loss Prevention (DLP): DLP systems identify sensitive data—both in motion and at rest—to prevent exposure to unauthorized access and potential threats. This significantly reduces risks related to internal threats that can cause information leakage or data theft by enforcing different rules and regulations. It analyzes:
  • Data leaks/Data loss/Data theft;
  • Discretionary use of equipment;
  • Mobile device management;
  • Lack of compliance;
  • Inefficient operations.
• Next Gen FirelWall (NGFW): A next-generation firewall represents a new class of firewall, deployable in software or hardware, capable of detecting and blocking complex attacks by applying security measures at protocol, port and/or application level. With improved detection of application-layer attacks, it prevents malicious intrusions by performing full packet inspection, checking signatures and payloads for anomalies and malware.
• Multi-factor Authentification: Password-based authentication is fading, as it carries many vulnerabilities—from security breaches to malware infections and even privacy policy violations. Two-factor authentication (2FA) uses a password together with a security token and an authentication server. Users can access company resources with a higher level of security.
• Web Application Firewall (WAF) & DDoS: This is essentially a method of protecting web applications against attacks such as cross-site scripting (XSS), file inclusion, or SQL injection. It works by enforcing sets of rules called policies—effectively filtering malicious traffic. The value of a WAF lies in the speed and ease with which it implements the necessary policies.
• Web & email security: This involves implementing solutions that limit or completely eliminate spam, unsolicited emails, delayed email delivery, and server blacklisting. These measures (and more) streamline employee and user activity and reduce pressure on servers.
• Backup Date: Today’s realities require securing communication between distant points. It ensures safe data storage, integrated deduplication and compression, and fast backup/restore for hybrid environments (physical/virtual/cloud), with granular restore capabilities (Active Directory).
• Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): It is a set of rules and correlations that turn system logs and events into actionable information. It streamlines and accelerates real-time incident detection, helps manage incidents, and can serve as a starting point for security investigations. It can aggregate both historical data and real-time events, improving IT efficiency in identifying anomalies, vulnerabilities, and incidents.

Printre the tools used in the vulnerability identification process, we list (without being limited to):

• Nmap (Network Mapper) : a tool for network exploration and security auditing. It was designed to quickly scan large networks, while still working well for scanning a single host. Nmap uses raw IP packets in innovative ways to determine which hosts are available, which services (application name and version) they offer, which operating system (and version) they run, what packet filters/firewalls are in use, and many other characteristics. Nmap is commonly used for security auditing, and also by network administrators for inventory routines, upgrade management, and monitoring hosts and service uptime.
• Nessus: is a patented, industry-recognized vulnerability scanner developed by Tenable Network Security. Nessus is used to prevent network intrusions by assessing vulnerabilities. It supports a wide range of operating systems, applications, databases, and many other network devices, as well as cloud infrastructure and physical/virtual networks. Nessus can scan for vulnerabilities that allow remote hacking of sensitive data. It enables real-time identification of vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and malware used by attackers to fraudulently access networks and IT infrastructure.
• Nexpose: The Nexpose vulnerability scanner is a tool developed by Rapid7 to scan for vulnerabilities and perform various network checks. It is used to monitor vulnerability exposure in real time and to keep up with emerging threats using fresh data. Generally, most vulnerability scanners classify risks on a high/medium/low scale. Nexpose considers factors such as the age of a vulnerability, the malware kits involved, the exploits used, and prioritizes remediation accordingly. Nexpose automatically detects and scans new devices and evaluates vulnerabilities as they connect to the network.
• MBSA – Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer is a Microsoft tool used to secure a Windows computer based on Microsoft’s guidelines and specifications.
  Using MBSA, you can improve security by scanning a group of computers for missing updates, misconfigurations, and security patches, etc.
  MBSA is used by small and medium-sized organizations to manage the security of their networks.
• Accunetix – is a fully automated web vulnerability scanner that detects and reports over 4,500 web application vulnerabilities, including all variants of SQL Injection and XSS. The Acunetix crawler fully supports HTML5 and JavaScript, as well as single-page applications, enabling audits of complex authenticated applications.
  It includes advanced vulnerability management capabilities, prioritizing data-driven risks in a single consolidated view and integrating scanner results into other tools and platforms.

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