A Network Vulnerability Assessment evaluates the current status of your network security. It differs from a Network Penetration Test in that the security testing personnel focus on the internal network being tested. A network vulnerability assessment analyzes all aspects of your network; IP addresses, servers, network devices and PCs; then identifies network vulnerabilities.
 
LOCKNET can ensure that your existing security measures work properly or uncover weaknesses that need to be addressed, such as insufficiently configured firewalls, software or bugs. We will make recommendations to help you effectively and objectively make decisions about which areas to improve.

Network Vulnerability Assessment is recommended to be performed at least on a quarterly basis, and after any major changes to your network infrastructure.

Key Features of LOCKNET Network Vulnerability Assessment:

• Identifies security vulnerabilities and classifies them a risk rating from 1 (lowest level of security risk) to 5 (highest level of security risk)
• Identifies missing patches and service packs.
• Identifies important devices (firewalls, routers, switches, USB, wireless devices)
• Identifies open ports and services utilizing those ports
• Identifies open shares and permissions
• Identifies auditing and password policies
• Identifies groups and users
• Identifies device properties
• Identifies installed applications
• Identifies non-updated security software
• Customized reporting delivered in protected PDF format that can be shared with auditors and other parts of the organization
• Customized reporting, with limited false positives, delivered in protected PDF format that can be shared with auditors and other parts of the organization
• Trend reports can be generated from multiple scans
• A vulnerability risk rating is assigned to each vulnerability, as well as an overall risk rating for each vulnerability assessment performed (based on Common Vulnerability Exploits [CVE] standards)