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Compliance Management
For PCI, ISO 27001/2, SAS 70 and various other standards, we have the most cost effective browser based solution offered as a service (SaaS) for companies & auditors
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Our senior consultants can manage or assist with PCI Compliance Projects, for service providers and merchants, from level 1 (external certification by a Security Assessor required) to level 4
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IT Security is one of the most critical aspects in today’s companies, yet often given little or no attention. We can help you analyse your risk and establish processes
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Defining IT Disaster Recovery Plans, creating test plans and performing DR testing on a regular basis. Developing cost effective Business Continuity management plans
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Assisting organisations in aligning their IT Services with the global best practice ITIL standard, implementing processes where this makes business sense or is a compliance requirement such as PCI
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For corporates involved in Mergers & Acquisitions or a small business expanding its footprint, or reviewing an existing department, we can perform Operational and IT Due Diligence
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 Apple beefs up security after breach of cloud service - August 8, 2012
Apple Inc. is beefing up its security for resetting user passwords after a journalist got hacked and had data erased from his iPhone, iPad and MacBook ...
Yahoo security breach schocks experts - July 12, 2012
A Yahoo security breach that exposed 450.000 usernames and passwords from a site on the huge web portal indicats that the company failed to take even basic precautions to protect the data ...
LinkedIn Confirms Password Hack - June 6, 2012
LinkedIn this afternoon confirmed that hackers gained access to some of the enterprise social network's passwords, which reportedly affected about 6 million usres of LinkedIn's 161 million users ...
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