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  • NIS2 Compliance
  • BIA Business Impact Analysis
  • VA Vulnerability Assessment
  • PT Penetration Test
  • IR Incident Response
  • Compliance rules

NIS2

NIS2 Compliance

Our specialists can help on the NIS2 compliance. It refers to adherence to the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS2), which is an updated version of the original NIS Directive established by the European Union. The NIS2 Directive aims to enhance the overall level of cybersecurity within the EU by establishing stricter security requirements for essential and important service providers.
Key aspects of NIS2 compliance include:
1. Broader Scope: NIS2 expands the range of sectors covered, including essential services like energy, transport, and health, as well as digital service providers like cloud computing and online marketplaces.
2. Risk Management: Organizations must implement comprehensive risk management practices, including regular risk assessments and the adoption of appropriate security measures.
3. Incident Reporting: NIS2 mandates timely reporting of significant cybersecurity incidents to national authorities, ensuring that both government and private sectors can respond effectively.
4. Supply Chain Security: Businesses are required to assess and manage risks not only within their own operations but also within their supply chains, emphasizing the importance of third-party security.
5. Governance and Accountability: The directive establishes clear governance structures and assigns responsibility for cybersecurity within organizations, ensuring that top management is involved in cybersecurity strategies.
6. International Cooperation: NIS2 promotes collaboration between EU member states to enhance collective cybersecurity efforts and share best practices.
By achieving NIS2 compliance, organizations can enhance their cybersecurity posture, reduce risks, and contribute to a more resilient digital environment across the EU.

PT

Penetration Test

Vulnerability detection involves a cyber attack simulation phase authorized by the client to avoid a real potential attack.

Compliance Rules

  • OWASP (OpenWeb ApplicationSecurity Project) Testing Guide
  • NIST Technical Guide to Information Security Testing & Assessment
  • SANS Common Weakness Enumeration
  • OWASP Top 10
  • External Testing (Penetration Test esterni)
  • Internal Testing (Penetration Test interni)
  • Black/ Grey/White Box
    Penetration test protocollo VoIP
  • Configuration and Deployment Management Testing

BIA

Business Impact Analysis

Whiteready is able to predict the impacts of an attack on a corporate network, accurately mapping processes and internal flows to identify weaknesses and defining recovery times and the resources needed to restore the normality. In the event of an attack, Whiteready immediately sets up a business continuity plan (BCP - Business Continuity Plan), indicating the steps that led to the event and restoring the pre-existing situation to the highest possible level. In extremely critical situations - for example, data centre fire, cyber attack, ransomware - Whiteready prepares an IT systems recovery plan (DRP - Disaster Recovery Plan)

BCM

Business Continuity Management

Whiteready is able to ensure all essential functions of your activity, with a guarantee of business continuity and securing the company reputation. As a preventive measure, Whiteready identifies the events that can potentially compromise the regular flow of the operations, reducing the relevant risks of interruptions or external intrusions and configuring a suitable structure in order to act quickly whenever you need us.

VA

Vulnerability Assessment

Whiteready is able to detect the presence of weaknesses in corporate hosts without performing any type of attack or system breach, through systems analysis, service enumeration and verification of published vulnerability databases. The Vulnerability Assessment can be applied to different domains: infrastructures and network equipment, wireless, systems (servers with different Microsoft or Unix-like operating systems) or applications (for example web applications, application servers, etc.).

IR

Incident Response

Incident response (IR) is the effort to quickly identify an attack, minimize its effects, contain damage, and remediate the cause to reduce the risk of future incidents.

Incident response is a set of information security policies and procedures that you can use to identify, contain, and eliminate cyberattacks. The goal of incident response is to enable an organization to quickly detect and halt attacks, minimizing damage and preventing future attacks of the same type.

 

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