Security Assessment

The objective of a BOUNDARY SECURITY ASSESSMENT is to check the ability of the Information Technology (IT) infrastructure to resist compromise from unauthorized external sources. This is not intended to be a stealth vulnerability assessment and the relevant Network and Security documentation is provided by the Network administrator. The information and the various security access controls are analyzed, and recommendations for improvement are made based upon best practices. The assessment is done in line with the International Security Standard ISO 27000. Founded in 1995, GALIX is a leading BEE provider of “Information Security” products and services, combining skills and experience with various offerings for the SMB and enterprise market. Our successful partnerships with various industry leading vendors has enabled us to have access to the preferred“Information Security” technologies, thus allowing us to offer unbiased “best-of-breed” solutions to the market place in South Africa, and other Southern African countries. The successful combination of security specialized skills, such as CISSP from isc2.org, and Network certifications such as Microsoft, HP Networking, Cisco, CheckPoint, Celestix, Barracuda, Novell, TrustWave, Symantec and SonicWALL, makes GALIX your preferred choice for a security partner. An increasing number of security breaches occur every year as the result of security technology being incorrectly deployed. GALIX offers a comprehensive range of security services, to back up its selection of industry-leading products. As part of these services, GALIX does a Network Security Assessment based on the ISO 27000 Standard. The assessment checks Network Security Layer 2, 3 and 7 of the OSI model and provides a Gap Analysis report on how to address any potential issues
These are some of the areas covered
  • Network Boundary Protection design and implementation (includes Firewalls and Secure Remote Access)
  • Network Boundary Protection design and implementation (includes Firewalls and Secure Remote Access)
  • Design, implementation and configuration of corporate network (includes LAN, VLAN and WLAN)
  • Network Intrusion Prevention/Detection Systems
  • Network Services and Access Control
  • Network Authentication, Logging and Reporting
  • Network End-Point protection (includes Anti-Malware and Content filtering)
  • External Services Vulnerability Scan

Methodologies

GALIX follows two proprietary methodologies to determine and address customers’ security requirements. The QuickStart Methodology is designed to get a customer’s Information Security technological defenses up and running in the shortest possible time. It is ideal for organizations where a security policy already exists and an investment has already been made in security technology, but the systems are not optimally deployed and managed. It is also suitable for organizations with less complex networks and security requirements. The OPSA Methodology is a more comprehensive approach for organizations with complex networks and advanced security requirements. It includes a thorough process of assessment, planning and design, testing and training. This methodology is designed to meet the requirements of heavy-weight corporates.


Galix Network Secuirty Assessment.pdf