1 Blue Team

RNB Team provides a comprehensive evaluation of an organization’s state of protection against cyber breaches and fraud. Utilizing the latest tools and resources, the RNB Team’s team of experts thoroughly investigates all existing systems and processes to ensure they are meeting industry standards, as well as current safety rules and regulations. We review compliance with various regulatory requirements and make adjustments if needed to mitigate any possible risks.

By objectively assessing the organization’s protection system, the RNB Team team uncovers potential vulnerabilities or weak points in the system and provides a comprehensive evaluation of an organization’s state of protection against cyber breaches and fraud.

1.1 We are chosen by industry leaders
1.2 Information Security Audit Stages
01

Analysis of the existing risk assessment methodology to understand how risks are currently evaluated within the organization. This includes identifying potential threats or vulnerabilities, as well as determining what measures have already been implemented to mitigate these risks.

02

Analysis of existing documentation includes reviewing policies, procedures, contracts, and other relevant records. This helps ensure that the company's approach to security meets industry standards and legal requirements.

03

Analysis of existing processes for ensuring information security involves looking at the current processes in place for protecting your data, such as passwords, firewalls, user accounts, and encryption methods. By taking an inventory of what’s currently being used to protect your data, it will be easier to develop more secure policies and procedures moving forward.

04

Hardware and software configuration analysis. During this stage, the auditors evaluate the system's settings and configurations to ensure they are secure. The process begins with collecting data on the hardware and software being used, including versions and installed patches. This helps determine what needs to be assessed and how best to do it.

05

Analysis of IT infrastructure as a whole starts with identifying any vulnerabilities that could compromise security. This includes analyzing your hardware, software, data, networks, and procedures to ensure they meet current industry standards. Once these potential weaknesses are identified, the experts can suggest measures to reduce risk and increase reliability.

1.3 What does the Client Get?
01

Identification of vulnerabilities in external and internal infrastructure segments. As a result of a comprehensive review of your network and systems, we identify any potential risks or vulnerabilities. We find gaps in your system, such as outdated software, weak passwords, or insecure protocols that malicious actors could exploit. Knowing these weaknesses, we then take action to strengthen your data protection and safeguard against attacks.

02

Verification of systems, documentation, and processes for compliance with necessary standards and requirements helps protect your organization from liability. By staying up to date with standards and requirements, you can make sure you have all of the paperwork in place in case something goes wrong. It also allows you to ensure that your procedures are following safety regulations, which is important for everyone involved.

03

The preliminary report helps our clients get a better understanding of their information security systems and processes. It helps identify areas that need improvement, potential risks, vulnerabilities, and any malicious activity. The audit also helps companies comply with regulations and strengthen their overall data protection practices.

04

Final report provision with detailed recommendations on improving the effectiveness of information security provides detailed recommendations on improving your information security. It covers data protection, access control, network security, and incident response planning. By implementing these suggestions, you can ensure that your organization’s sensitive data is kept safe from unauthorized access or malicious use.

1.4 Timeline
Pre-sale
  • Duration:

    ~ 1-3 days

  • Input:

    Сlient's expectations

  • Evaluation:

    Scope of work, cost, and timeline evaluation

  • Outcome:

    Signed contract

Pre-delivery
  • Duration:

    ~ 1-2 weeks

  • Input:

    Scope of work

  • Evaluation:

    Task formation and specification

  • Outcome:

    Task specifications agreement

Execution
  • Duration:

    ~ up to 1-3 months

  • Input:

    Validated scope of work and gathering form

  • Evaluation:

    Attacks execution, as stated by the scope and rules of engagement

  • Outcome:

    Report delivery meeting

Post-delivery
  • Duration:

    ~ up to 3 months

  • Input:
  • Evaluation:
  • Outcome:

    Post-delivery support

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