1. External Penetration Testing - a complete test and review of your external security position. This not only includes a "pen test" of your existing security but also research of the Internet for evidence of hacker related information about your organization and a complete review of your test results by a CISSP or CISA.
2. IT Vulnerability Assessment - a complete IT vulnerability and penetration analysis of your information systems, from both an external and internal position. This can also include a review of your IT Security Policy and Procedures providing a gap analysis against both FFIEC guidelines and industry standards. This is an excellent service to supplement your internal GLBA risk assessment or IT audit efforts. We will insure that a CISSP and/or CISA evaluate the results of our findings.
3. Information Security Risk Assessment - a full, enterprise-wide analysis and assessment of your institution's information security program as required by GLBA and defined by FFIEC guidelines, including
internal and external penetration testing and complete regulatory compliance review.
4. IT Audit - focusing on the effectiveness of existing controls relative to internal policies and procedures, risk management objectives, and regulatory compliance. The process for conducting an audit is based upon the key control expectations identified in the FFIEC's IT Audit Booklet and COBIT standards. We include internal and external vulnerability testing as standard in our IT Audit.
5. Information Security Compliance - an analysis of your institutions regulatory compliance with policy and procedure for one or more of GLB, SOA, Patriot Act, and or FFIEC (Information Security, Business Continuity, IT Audit, Electronic Banking, and FedLine).
6. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning - assisting our clients to address the new requirements outlined in the FFIEC's
Business Continuity Planning Booklet.
NETBankAudit was designed and developed to exclusively support the GLBA/FFIEC IT Regulatory Audit and Assessment needs of community financial institutions.