All digital evidence is identified in our forensic laboratory, which meets international standards. Our forensic engineers, who have years of experience in this field, conduct these investigations in a reliable and verifiable manner and report them following the Turkish legal system.
Vulnerability Scanning
Protect Your Security
Vulnerability scanning provides proactive protection by detecting potential security weaknesses in the system early.
Vulnerability scanning:
is a method used to detect cyber threats that are constantly evolving and being refined daily. Regular vulnerability tests assess information technologies and identify vulnerabilities present in these assets.
The vulnerabilities found are presented as a report after the scanning test. Unlike penetration testing, Vulnerability Scanning focuses solely on identifying vulnerabilities. Periodic tests are conducted twice a year to detect and report newly emerged vulnerabilities or those resulting from configuration changes. By identifying potential weak links before an attack occurs, these vulnerabilities can be mitigated.
As the Fordefence cybersecurity team; we perform both vulnerability scanning and penetration tests on your IT systems to prevent malicious and unauthorized access, damage to your IT systems, or data leakage. This helps to avert such negative outcomes.
Vulnerability Scanning Methods;
- Analysis of network structure
- Identifying threats
- Conducting vulnerability scans
- Confirming vulnerabilities
- Reviewing security policies and processes
- Business impact analysis
- Risk modeling
- Identifying physical vulnerabilities
After Vulnerability Scan:
- Prioritizing scanning results
- Identifying and prioritizing improvement recommendations
- Creating an action plan for the recommended improvements
- Suggestions to enhance the effectiveness of subsequent scans
Methodologies;
- Collecting information about the target network and systems on the network
- Scanning the systems on the target network
- Identifying vulnerabilities in scanned systems
- Determining exploitation methods for identified vulnerabilities
Examples of devices that host operating systems and pose potential threats include:
- Laptops or Desktop Computers
- Servers
- Backup Devices
- Mobile Devices and Tablets
- Wireless Access Devices
- Network Devices
- Security Cameras
- Printers
After specifying the presence of all the above devices, it is necessary to find and fix these vulnerabilities. Otherwise, institutions may face attacks such as data theft, data deletion, or encryption. Examples of devices that may be exposed to these threats include:
- Botnet member devices
- Systems without operating system updates
- Systems containing viruses
- Network devices with unchanged default passwords
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