Ethical Hackers- Red Team

Offensive: Deploys a proactive approach to security through the use of ethical hacking - Rather than relying on pure analysis and reacting to findings with preventive measures. Offensive cyber security uses ethical hacking techniques to mimic cyber attacks. This method - exploits security vulnerabilities and can eliminate the guesswork of what may happen during an attack. In a layman terms the hacker think and behave like a criminal.

Defensive Track: Uses a reactive approach to security that focuses on prevention, detection, and response to attacks The tactics rely on a thorough understanding of a system environment and how to analyse it to detect potential network flaws.

GDPR AND PRIVACY

Maintaining the integrity of your public image is an inseparable part of your business. Protecting your privacy and your reputation from slander and legal fines (which can cripple your business overnight). We can guide you through the process with policy templates and controls. So you can focus on more important matters like increasing your revenue.

https://gdpr.eu

https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa

https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/

https://www.dataguidance.com/sites/default/files/lgpd_translation.pdCompliance & RISK

Whether you run an app, startup business, eCommerce website, or FTSE 250 all businesses need to minimise their legal liability and risk. From there, we will tailor the right risk plan, complete with policies, due dillgence and more, so you can worry less about liabilities and concentrate on growing your business.

Ethical Hacking

An external threat refers to the risk of somebody from the outside of a company who attempts to exploit system vulnerabilities through the use of malicious software, hacking, sabotage or social engineering.

These can be much harder to deal with than internal threats, as you cannot monitor people from the outside like you can employees, nor can you predict what they might do next.

To better understand external threats, we will learn about what kind of external threats there are and how they function to cause the kind of damage they do.

This lesson we’ll learn about:

1. Malicious software (malware)

2. Hacking by individuals, companies and governments

3. Sabotage by individuals, terrorist organisations, companies and governments

4. Social engineering techniques used to deceive people into giving out information

Compliance and Risk

Whether you run an app, small business, eCommerce website, or FTSE 250 all businesses need to minimize their legal liability and risk. We have partnered with lawyers to assess the structure of your operation, such as its physical or digital space, the types of products you sell, global partnerships, who your consumers are, what type of company you have filed under (LLC, Inc, etc.), and so on.

From there, we will tailor the right risk plan, complete with policies, due diligence and more, so you can worry less about liabilities and concentrate on growing your business.