Your network is only as secure as its weakest link. As organizations expedite growth and efficiency by interconnecting their systems, processes and procedures over the Internet, security risks are skyrocketing. Companies grant network access to suppliers, partners and customers, making the network more vulnerable to the loss of intellectual property and market advantage through threats like:

• Data manipulation
• Disclosure of sensitive data
• Destruction of information assets
• Disruption of business

• Areas Of Vulnerability:

Although systems can be protected from outside attack, the users themselves present a vulnerability to the system. This necessitates better management of access to critical systems.

Secure wireless usage is still a big challenge. Information that is usually confined behind a corporate firewall is now winging its way through the air, possibly spending some time on hosted servers or wireless gateways. A host of issues exist concerning mobile security, from physical security to encryption, to the still-developing realm of wireless viruses.

Critical infrastructures are often linked to relatively insecure networks. The internet itself is a critical infrastructure. Being a meshed Network, it is very resilient when it comes to potential disasters.

When business is moved to the Internet/Intranet, the environment is drastically changed. Making business information or data accessible via the Internet/Intranet vastly increases the number of users who may be able to access that information. Companies may know little or nothing about the users who are accessing their systems. It is therefore important that companies manage access to sensitive information, and prevent unauthorized access to information before it occurs.

Natural disasters can cause your data centers and networks to be physically destroyed. Business continuity is disrupted and scale of direct and indirect loss for business is enormous.

Safeguarding a network requires an understanding of the underlying business processes and user requirements, as well as the hardware and software involved. We offer you a comprehensive network security plan by leveraging new methods and technologies to help secure your vital business processes.

TechBlocks focuses on protecting your network and business information assets, ensuring availability and reliability. Not only do we help you reinforce your business and protect critical information, we help you mitigate risk and ensure business continuity.

• Our Network Security Services encompasses:

Understanding your organization's security state and identifying vulnerabilities is the first step towards protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of critical data. By identifying key threats and business risks, we define risk management priorities as per your organizational needs. We then make an assessment of the security issues, based on which we chart out customized security policies and outline a coherent security program.

We specialize in helping businesses assess their network for vulnerabilities, then integrate and manage a complete security solution. Our internal vulnerability assessment service evaluates the effectiveness of your internal security controls, internal monitoring and security administrative practices. We enhance network security by tracking network vulnerabilities, and indicating devices nearing end of life. By protecting against internal and external network threats, TechBlocks ensures business continuity in times of intrusion on your network.

Penetration testing extends on the vulnerability assessment by taking an attacker-oriented approach. It is needed to augment existing vulnerability management processes, especially in light of the rising level of targeted attacks. Our penetration testing services follows a flexible approach, scaled to meet your business requirements. This allows you to reduce the time and cost associated with testing your environment. We diagnosis the root cause of your security issues, not just treat the symptoms, which will ensure the overall success of your security program.