Cyber security check: Get an overview of threats and vulnerabilities in your systems

Every day, organisations are hit by cyber attacks. Is it your turn next? You never know when a digital attack will happen. But you can prepare yourself and get ahead of the cyber criminals by running an IT security check.

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5 benefits

What is an IT security check? And why is it relevant?

More than one in three Danish companies has been hit by at least one hacker attack. The cyber threat is at its highest level, and it requires you to act and take a stand on your IT security.

An IT security check is about creating an overview to better understand, manage and reduce your organisation's cyber risks. The goal is for your organisation to be as well-equipped as possible in the event of a cyber attack.

A review of vulnerabilities in your IT setup

An IT security check reviews the most vital vulnerabilities in your IT setup. It's an advanced and systematic review of your entire IT infrastructure.

All technical devices, software and networks are covered. IT security is very much about the daily use of IT in your organisation – that's why we also check human IT security measures such as IT policies.

We work with the following approach and process: Identify > Protect > Detect > Respond > Recover

The following is included in the IT security check:

Report of your IT infrastructure: Users, devices, software, hardware and systems
Practical action plan in prioritised order based on CIS version 8
Documentation in relation to compliance and NIS2
Reporting to management or board of directors

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Protection against malicious actions and cyber attacks

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Basics and documentation for compliance and GDPR

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Easier to prioritise IT security work

How it works – and what it requires of you

During the security check, one of our security consultants will review your IT solution and search for vulnerabilities. This is based on a predefined checklist that is based on our many years of experience in protecting customers' IT infrastructure.

It requires virtually nothing from you for us to perform an IT security check. Basically, you just need to give our consultant access to your network and server systems, answer relevant questions about your IT and procedures, and finally review our security check results with a security specialist.

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A cyber security check maps your organisation's security profile

The continuous development of IT in cloud computing, remote working, virtualisation and outsourcing makes it difficult to keep track of the security of companies' IT infrastructure. At the same time, there is the constant high threat level of cyber attacks. The truth is that most organisations are rarely protected well enough.

We provide security advice based on the recognised CIS framework tool. We map your current security situation, analyse your IT systems and security procedures and define the path to reach the desired level together with you.

Strategic IT Security

Significantly increase your security level with better control over access and passwords

Keeping your organisation's IT infrastructure as strong and secure as possible is crucial. But it can seem overwhelming to get a complete overview. With a few simple steps, you can significantly increase your organisation's IT security. This applies to access and passwords, where it's all about protecting identities, roles and access.

When your users have full control over all settings on their work computer, it also means easy access for hackers. That's why we recommend that administrator access is controlled and granted as needed - it reduces security risks.

Two of the most popular passwords among Danes are "123456789" and "password". This is simply too easy for hackers. If you increase your password requirements from 8 to 14 characters, it's almost impossible to hack. A Password Identity Manager solution can prevent employees from forgetting, reusing or writing them down on paper or in Excel sheets.

Multi-factor Authentication is also a simple way to achieve extra security. It requires login verification by confirming the user's identity more than once via app or SMS.

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3 tips to protect yourself from hacker attacks

Unfortunately, hacking is no longer something that only happens to your neighbour. It can happen to you too.

Are you wondering if your business is adequately protected against hacker attacks? Then listen to our webinar.

Here we provide insights into how you can mature and optimise your IT security setup. It's all about utilising your "home court advantage" against hackers. It starts with an overview of your potential vulnerabilities.

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