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Our Cookies Policy explains what cookies are, how we use cookies, how third-parties we may partner with may use cookies on the Website, your choices regarding cookies and further information about cookies.

What are cookies and how long do they stay on my device?

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How CloudPro uses cookies

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CloudPro Security Solutions

Vulnerability Assessment FAQ

  • Because you may be an easy target for a hacker.
  • To ensure your data and network is protected.
  • To ensure any customer data you store is protected.
  • To avoid major potential financial losses.

If your organization’s IT infrastructure uses any type of access system, either to an internal or external network, and if you manage data that should be protected and kept confidential, then it is always advisable to regularly conduct a security Assessment. Any infrastructure connected to the Internet, including internal networks, software applications, laptop/desktop computers and servers, is vulnerable to cyberattacks and can be a target for cybercriminals.

Benefits of performing a vulnerability assessment include:

  • Discovery of security vulnerabilities in your systems.
  • Knowledge on the way those vulnerabilities can be exploited.
  • Information on the risks of specific vulnerabilities.
  • Recommended remediation for detected vulnerabilities.
  • Increased protection of your organizations network and web applications.
  • Higher security standards when accessing your company’s resources.
  • Protection of your confidential, proprietary and sensitive information.
  • Prevent unauthorized access and improper use of your data.

Our report provides classification, severity, evidence and potential remediation for each vulnerability. Our vulnerability assessment report filters out false positive vulnerabilities to minimize your remediation effort. Customized reports also can be generated.

  • Reveal your web application security vulnerabilities before attackers find them.
  • Increase the security level of your web application.
  • Recieve help addressing vulnerabilities.

While every business need is different, performing web application vulnerability assessments at least once per quarter is a best practice. However, vulnerability assessments may be required more frequently to adhere to compliance regulations, as well as when major changes in the web application’s code occur.

Our report provides classification, severity, evidence and potential remediation for each vulnerability. Our vulnerability assessment report filters out false positives vulnerabilities to minimise your remediation effort. Customized reports also can be generated.

  • Analyze current level of security and rank vulnerabilities by threat level and remediation actions required.
  • Determine a quantifiable threat or risk for each vulnerability that exists on your network.
  • Identify vulnerabilities before a breach occurs to stay one step ahead of attackers.
  • Mitigate the risk that creates the vulnerabilities.
  • Improve security through ongoing testing and discovery.
  • Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that could lead to future compromise of IT infrastructure.

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