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At White Badger, we have developed our services around the goal of making your organization more secure. While compliance is always a good goal, the requirements for being compliant with PCI, HIPPA, NCUA, FDIC, SOX, and FFIEC regulations (among others) do not reflect current real-world threats. Regulatory compliance is a starting point. We can take you above and beyond the bare minimum, and help you defend against the worst case scenario. |
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Our comprehensive security advancement process is designed to work in stages to help your organization establish a starting point, develop a plan, remediate issues, and maintain your new level of security. At the beginning, is our Benchmark™ service. Benchmark™ is a top-down review which looks at your organization's security in the broadest way possible. Once the required information has been acquired, we identify and prioritize the vulnerabilities found. |
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After creating a list of the security issues within your organization, we combine them and find combinations of vulnerabilities which form the most probably and risky attack vectors. Analyzing vulnerabilities and the structure of the network together with organizational, physical and other factors gives us an accurate picture of your organizations overall security stance. |
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Putting it all together, we deliver a report detailing the vulnerabilities found, how they impact the security of your organization, and give a suggested course of action. Unlike other security assessment firms, we pride ourselves on making sure you understand the results, and provide time for personalized report review with every job. |
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Using our report, you can move forward on developing a plan for improvement. This plan will likely not be exactly what we give as part of our report, but will include budget, time, and other factors specific to your organization. Once your plan has been developed, it is time to set it in motion. Usually, as with most plans, reality always steps in the way. Fortunately, White Badger Group, Inc. is there to help you through the rough areas with our consulting service. Our consulting time is flexible in that you can use it for whatever you like. If your project requires design help, or if your need help researching vendors for some component which needs to be replaced, we're there to help. |
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After a baseline has been established with our Benchmark™ service, it's important to stay on track with remediation. That's why we offer Persistence™, our ongoing vulnerability management service. Our Persistence™ service centers around a web portal and a hardened scanning appliance which is placed on your network. Once set up, you can track the issues you fix, giving you followup and a corresponding paper trail for remediation efforts. It also keeps tabs on new and emerging vulnerabilities as they develop, so that they can be nipped in the bud, before they have a chance to put your organization at risk. |
Once an appropriate level of security has been reached, it is important to test the controls which have been put in place. Sometimes, the best way to do that is by force. Penetration Testing is a form of security assessment where we simulate an attack on your organization. This test can be customized to be as focused as a single device/control, or as broad as your whole organization.
Policy is the glue which holds together a good security program. Once the technical problems have been tackled, it is a good idea to proceed to handling issues of governance. White Badger Group's Policy Review service can help you form your policies and make recommendations on the technical and administrative aspects which affect you the most. Once done, you'll have a policy which helps instead of hinders, and gives your organization's security program valuable structure.
In the end, security most regularly breaks down at the human level. Almost all security issues can be attributed to human error, laziness, or other human tendencies which naturally oppose a secure environment. White Badger Group, Inc. can help by providing education services to train end users, IT professionals, and anyone in between. |
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