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INFORMATION ASSURANCE IA CAPABILITIES Whether you need someone to design, engineer and implement your company infrastructure, maintain your network, train staff, explain differences in vendor offers to help you compare "apples with apples" or upgrade your entire network WITS is your cost effective partner. We perform detailed IA Risk Assessment,
Analysis, and Mitigation in accordance with GAO, NIAP, DITSCAP, TEMPEST and
HIPAA .
There are three divisions to Information Assurance
All of Information Security controls and safeguards, and all of the threats, vulnerabilities, and security processes are subject to the C.I.A. yardstick. The primary objective of security controls is to reduce the affects of security threats and vulnerabilities to a level that is tolerable by an organization. The main purpose of performing a Risk Analysis is to quantify the impact of these potential threats; to put a price or value on the cost of lost business functionality. The two main results you will get from a WITS Risk Analysis- “the identification of risks” and “the cost/benefit justification of the countermeasures”- are vitally important to the creation of a Risk Mitigation strategy. There are several benefits to our meticulous approach of performing a Risk Analysis. We help you create a clear cost-to-value ratio for security protections by:
By penetration testing and other
methods, we identify vulnerabilities, which are the absence or weakness of a
security safeguard deployed to protect against a threat.
World IT Solutions has a broad knowledge of Common Criteria validated Products as listed on The National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP) website NIAP WEBSITE and of ICSA approved ICSA WEBSITE technologies. The National Institute of Standards and Testing (NIST) and National Security Agency (NSA) have recently announced a new collaborative effort to produce comprehensive security requirements and security specifications for key technologies that will be used to build more secure systems for our Federal Agencies. These security requirements and security specifications will be developed with significant industry involvement and employ the new international security standard known as the Common Criteria (ISO/IEC 15408). Protection profiles in key technology areas such as operating systems, firewalls, smart cards, biometrics devices, database systems, public key infrastructure components, network devices, virtual private networks, intrusion detection systems, and web browsers will be the primary focus of this high priority project. The National Information Assurance Partnership web site will be the primary distribution vehicle used to disseminate information on the status of all development efforts associated with this project. Tool selection can be broken down into three broad categories: Vulnerability Assessment Two types: Active and Passive.
Firewalls A barrier between the corporate (internal) networks and the outside world, and filter incoming traffic according to a security policy. There are numerous ways to classify a firewall. Based on the clients’ needs, security strategy and level of staff expertise we typically recommend a filtering firewall, stateful inspection firewall or a application gateway firewall. Intrusion detection The ability to detect an intrusion before or as it is happening and deploy a response in real time. They provide a greater degree of integrity as they can be used to monitor the operation of firewalls, encrypting routers, key management servers, and critical segments such as R&D or financial subnets.
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