Security Assessment

Conducting an IT assessment now and addressing your risks and vulnerabilities can save you time and money down the road. The results of a security assessment become the guide for designing a security strategy that protects you from a costly cyberattack or disaster.

PREVENTION

DETECTION

RESPONSE

What would happen if your business or organization were shut down for three or four days? What data is critical to your bottom line? Is it protected? Do you have a comprehensive security plan in case of a disaster or cyberattack? IT security focuses on prevention, detection, and response. In this video, Corey, our CIO, discusses why an IT assessment is a critical part of protecting your business.

Degrees of security assessment:

Vulnerability Test

Where are you vulnerable and exposed to threat? This test is a cursory review of the technical and physical network to discover security issues that leave your business exposed to a threat or catastrophic loss.

Penetration Test

What would security experts find if they did a detailed IT assessment and technical scan of your network system? This is an exhaustive test of the security of the organization, using both technical and social aspects to determine the overall security of the business.

Risk Assessment

This security assessment analyzes all your vulnerabilities. We identify the specific administrative, technical, and physical aspects of your technology that are under critical threat. This includes a review of systems and policies and interviews with key people in your business.

get started

Do you have questions about your security needs? Are you ready to take a look at your vulnerabilities and make a plan for securing your organization? Schedule an appointment with one of our experts and set up a security assessment of your network.

“In one quarter, Network People performed 27 security risk assessments for organizations in the Tampa Bay area. One hundred percent of those organizations had at least one breach where someone had access from the outside. In addition, 93% of them said they weren’t confident they could properly detect or respond.”