Malware Risk Assessment.

Improve and consolidate your security posture and understand the risks within your current environment.

Why organisations need a Malware Risk Assessment

The Malware Risk Assessment gives an insight into internal and external health. Very few organisations are perfect in terms of security, therefore it is important to compare and communicate practices with other organisations like yourselves. To help identify how your organisation compares with others that have had an assessment, metadata has been collected to offer analytics on both ‘Threats per Device’ and ‘Breached Credentials’. Although this doesn't indicate a definite difference in overall security, it should help highlight a baseline which can be used a comparison.

Today’s malware is highly sophisticated, targeted and complex and is quite often the root cause of many security breaches.

A Malware Risk Assessment is a vital component of effective IT risk management and appropriate incident response programs. It helps to understand the extent of malware infection and incidents to rapidly identify additional hosts or systems that could be affected.

The Malware Assessment efficiently aids the identification of malware in environments as well as providing strategic and tactical recommendations to provide guidance and help reduce risk.

The Assessment:

  • We will provide you with a full report of your internal and external Health

  • View of administrator tools together with location

  • Visibility of the highest ‘At Risk’ devices

  • Details of USB storage devices used during the assessment period

  • Identification of any classified malware

  • Identification of any credentials found on the dark web for your email domain (Max 5)

  • Insights relating to breaches that have affected users in your primary domain

The Benefits:

  • A full report of your internal and external health

  • View of Administrator Tools, with location

  • Visibility of the highest ‘at risk’ devices

  • Details of USB storage devices used during the assessment

  • Identification of any classified malware

  • Identification of any credentials found on the Dark web for your domain (Max. 5)

  • Insights relating to breaches that have affected users in your primary domain