Infrastructure Security
Boost your business’s cyber security posture by identifying, managing and further mitigating your security risks.
Organizations today rely on a complex weave of networks and clouds.
We know that complexity of protecting your network and applications from attacks, enforce policies and help keep your data safe.
Levels of infrastructure
Physical Level:
Network Level
Application Level:
Data Level:
Infrastructure needs physical protection in the form of locked doors, fences, backup generators, security cameras and the like. Failover plans that locate backup equipment in another part of the world are also a part of a physical security strategy.
At its core, network security protects data as it travels into, out of and across the network. This includes traffic encryption, whether it is on-premises or in the cloud, proper firewall management and the use of authentication and authorization systems.
Security also needs to be considered at the application level. This includes protection of databases against attacks such as SQL injections as well as the hardening of other applications against unauthorized use or malicious exploits.
At the lowest level of infrastructure security, data protection must be considered, no matter where or how it is stored. This includes data encryption, backups and anonymization tactics where they are appropriate.