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Cybersecurity
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Process 1
Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
Both processes help organizations strengthen their security defenses by identifying vulnerabilities and providing recommendations for remediation.
- External penetration testing
- Internal penetration testing
- Network penetration test
- Web application penetration test
Process 2
Complete 360 Degree Background Check for Individual/Companies
These refers to a comprehensive and thorough examination of a person or organization’s background, covering various aspects. It involves gathering information from multiple sources to assess their credibility, trustworthiness, and suitability for a particular purpose.
- Deep Social Engineering Analysis
- Pre-employment investigations
- Post-employment investigations
- Missing person investigations
- Pre/Post matrimonial investigation
- Background Check Companies/Individual across the Globe
- International Criminal and Financial Data Record & Analysis
- Due diligence services for Embassy/Corporates
Key Features
It's important to note that penetration testing should only be conducted with proper authorization and adherence to legal and ethical boundaries. It is typically performed by skilled professionals with expertise in cybersecurity.
Process 3
Digital Forensic & Digital Footprint Analysis
Digital Forensics refers to the process of collecting, analyzing, and preserving digital evidence to investigate and identify potential cybercrimes or security incidents. Digital Footprint Analysis involves examining and evaluating the digital traces left behind by individuals or organizations on the internet.
- Digital evidence can be used to "prove intent"
- Cell phone data-based prosecution have been based on search history, texts, emails, Despite the fact that searching for info is not equal to taking action
Mass Extraction
Extract all your cell phone data in minutes
Mobile devices carry much more useful evidence that can be used especially in the case of law enforcement. Mobile devices are filled with valuable information such as contacts, text messages, GPS data, photos & videos, meta data, network data, application data and other personally identifiable information that can be used for analysis.
Mobile devices generally offer three primary avenues of evidence collection which include mobile networks, operating systems and hardware data.
Additionally, there may also be access to cloud data and data stored on various apps. Each of these categories is filled with valuable information that can be used to identify whether or not an individual took part in a crime or whether or not a mobile device was compromised in a business setting.
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