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The Report

Phase IV - The Report

Upon the completion, of the work a report will be created which presents the findings and includes issues found, architectural recommendations, vulnerability eliminations, and security improvement processes.

An external security test report is used for the following reasons:

  • A description of the effectiveness (or lack of) of your security controls
  • To have a reference point for corrective action
  • To define mitigation activities to address identified vulnerabilities
  • To have a benchmark for tracing an organization’s security progress
  • To assess the implementation status of system security requirements
  • To conduct a cost/benefit analysis of security spending
  • To ensure availability, confidentiality and integrity of data
  • To have the trust and confidence to transact business
    1. Walking Through an External Security Test
    2. Network Map - Your Footprint on the Internet from Eyes of a Hacker
    3. External Vulnerability Assessment
    4. External Penetration Testing
    5. The Report

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