Strengthen your digital stronghold with our unbeatable solutions for ultimate protection and security.

Strengthen your digital stronghold with our unbeatable solutions for ultimate protection and security.

Your Security, Our Expertise

Penetration testing assesses an organization&rsquo;s defences by simulating an attack on their network. The process forms an important preventive measure. By identifying existing vulnerabilities and how an attacker would exploit them, organisations are empowered to proactively mitigate their security flaws. The process equips security teams with the knowledge and tools to circumvent an attacker&rsquo;s next move.

Penetration Testing for Specific Assets

Stress test a range of security processes including data storage, access control policies, authentication mechanisms, and logging procedures.

Breadth of Coverage

Remain actively engaged with a client after an attack simulation to ensure that mitigation steps are successfully implemented.

Post-simulation Service

Implement the CREST approved method of penetration testing that combines black box, and white box approaches.

Industry Best-practice

Final report includes details on identified vulnerabilities, risk assessments, and security recommendations.

Well Documented

Enables organizations to test their network against emerging threats and the latest tactics used by attackers.

Dynamic Security Posture

Combining technical, operational, and strategic mitigation steps.

Cohesive Approach

Penetration testing assesses an organization&rsquo;s defences by simulating an attack on their network. The process forms an important preventive measure. By identifying existing vulnerabilities and how an attacker would exploit them, organisations are empowered to proactively mitigate their security flaws. The process equips security teams with the knowledge and tools to circumvent an attacker&rsquo;s next move.

Penetration Testing & Red Teaming

Our method for web application penetration testing involves an end to end testing of web applications including dynamic (or external) security testing and static (or internal) security testing which seeks to address the following principal sources of security issues:

Injection flaws, such as SQL, NoSQL, OS and LDAP injection, occur when untrusted data gets sent to an interpreter as part of a command or query. The attacker&rsquo;s hostile data can trick the interpreter into executing unintended commands or accessing data without proper authorisation.

SQL Injection (SQLi)

Application functions related to authentication and session management are often implemented incorrectly, allowing attackers to compromise passwords, keys, or session tokens. Other implementation flaws can also get exploited to assume other users&rsquo; identities temporarily or permanently.

Broken Authentication

Many web applications and APIs do not adequately protect sensitive data, such as financial, healthcare, and Personally identifiable information (PII). Attackers may steal or modify such weakly defended data to conduct credit card fraud, identity theft, or other crimes. Sensitive data can get compromised without extra protection, such as encryption at rest or in transit. And special precautions are required when data gets exchanged with the browser.

Sensitive Data Exposure

Many older or poorly configured XML processors evaluate external entity references within XML documents. External entities can be used to disclose internal files using the file Unified resource identifier (URI) handler, internal file shares, internal port scanning, remote code execution, and denial of service attacks.

XML External Entities (XXE)

Restrictions on what authenticated users can do are often not adequately enforced. Attackers can exploit these flaws to access unauthorised functionality and data. They can access other users accounts, view sensitive files, modify other users&rsquo; data, change access rights, etc.

Broken Access Control

Security misconfiguration is the most commonly seen issue and is usually a result of insecure default configurations, incomplete or ad hoc configurations, open cloud storage, misconfigured HTTP headers, and verbose error messages containing sensitive information. Not only must all operating systems, frameworks, libraries, and applications be securely configured, but patched and upgraded in a timely fashion.

Security Misconfiguration

XSS flaws occur whenever an application includes untrusted data in a new web page without proper validation or updates an existing web page with user-supplied data using a browser API that can create HTML or JavaScript. XSS allows attackers to execute scripts in the victim&rsquo;s browser which can hijack user sessions, deface websites, or redirect the user to malicious sites.

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

Insecure deserialization often leads to remote code execution. Even if deserialization flaws do not result in remote code execution, they can be used to perform attacks, including replay attacks, injection attacks, and privilege escalation attacks.

Insecure Deserialisation

Components, such as libraries, frameworks, and other software modules, run with the same privileges as the application. On exploiting a vulnerable part, an attack can facilitate severe data loss or server takeover. Applications and APIs using components with known vulnerabilities may undermine application defenses and enable various attacks and impacts.

Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities

Insufficient logging and monitoring, coupled with missing or ineffective integration with incident response, allows adversaries to attack systems further, maintain persistence, pivot to more systems, and tamper, extract, or destroy data. Most breach studies show that the time to detect a breach is on average over 200 days. And breaches are typically identified by external parties rather than internal processes or monitoring.

Insufficient Logging and Monitoring

Malicious hackers often attack web applications. Hence, web application security testing is of paramount importance.

Web Application Penetration Testing

Inappropriate usage of mobile software platforms covers misuse of specific platform features or failure to use platform security controls. It might include Android intents, platform permissions, abuse of TouchID, the Keychain, or some other security controls that are part of the mobile operating system. There are several ways that mobile apps can experience this risk.

Improper Platform Usage

Insecure data storage covers aspects of storage of sensitive data without encryption and unintended data leakage.

Insecure Data Storage

Insecure communication often involves poor handshaking, incorrect SSL versions, weak negotiation, cleartext communication of sensitive assets, etc.

Insecure Communication

Insecure authentication captures notions of authenticating the end-user or bad session management and can include failure to identify the user at all when that should be required. A failure to maintain the user&rsquo;s identity when it is necessary as well as weaknesses in session management can occur.

Insecure Authentication

Many vulnerabilities occur in mobile applications because of insufficient cryptography. Software code applies cryptography to a sensitive information asset. However, cryptography can be inadequate in many ways. Note that anything and everything related to TLS or SSL relates to insecure communication (mentioned above).A failure of the application to use cryptography at all when it should refer to insecure data storage (discussed above).

Insufficient Cryptography

Authorisation is the process of allowing authenticated users to access the resources by checking whether they have access rights to a system. Authorisation helps to control access rights by granting or denying specific permissions to authenticated users. An insecure authorisation can lead to failures in authorisation (e.g., authorisation decisions on the client&rsquo;s side, forced browsing, etc.)

Insecure Authorisation

Client code quality is synonymous with &ldquo;Security Decisions Via Untrusted Inputs&rdquo;. This category is one of our lesser-used and serves as a catch-all for code-level implementation problems in the mobile client. This class would capture problems such as buffer overflows, format string vulnerabilities, and various other code-level issues for which the solution is to rewrite some code that is running on a mobile device.

Client Code Quality

Code tampering covers binary patching, local resource modification, method hooking, method swizzling, and dynamic memory modification. Once the application gets delivered to the mobile device, the code and data resources are resident there. An attacker can either directly modify the code, change the contents of memory dynamically, change or replace the system APIs that the application uses, or modify the application&rsquo;s data and resources. This can provide the attacker with a direct method of subverting the intended use of the software for personal or monetary gain.

Code Tempering

Reverse engineering involves the analysis of the final core binary to determine its source code, libraries, algorithms, and other assets. Software such as IDA Pro, Hopper, otool, and other binary inspection tools give the attacker insight into the inner workings of the application. Such an approach may be used to exploit other nascent vulnerabilities in the application, as well as reveal information about back-end servers, cryptographic constants and ciphers (or cyphers), and intellectual property.

Reverse Engineering

Developers often include hidden backdoor functionality or other internal development security controls that are not intended to get released into a production environment. For example, a developer may accidentally include a password as a comment in a hybrid application. Another example comprises the disabling of a two-stage authentication during testing.

Extraneous Functionality

Malicious hackers can penetrate organisations&rsquo; infrastructure through vulnerabilities in their network, systems and applications to steal or manipulate data. Every company&mdash;small or large&mdash;is vulnerable to attacks.

Our experts can help organizations understand the weaknesses in their systems that hackers can exploit by performing internal and external penetration tests before recommending appropriate measures and assist them in their implementation.

If performed correctly, a vulnerability assessment can suggest organisations in what cybersecurity resources to invest. If performed incorrectly, a vulnerability assessment will leave their infrastructure open to attacks.

Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Our method involves an end to end testing of mobile applications on iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile platforms and seeks to address the following critical causes of vulnerabilities

Mobile Application Penetration Testing

RFID technology makes use of electromagnetic fields to identify and track tags (containing data in electronic form) attached to objects&mdash; active or passive.

RFID tags are used in various industries, for example, to monitor the progress of goods through assembly lines.

RFID tags are susceptible to abuse by anyone with specific tools and knowledge. Attackers could analyse the working frequency of such labels, and then decrypt or copy the data stored in them. Such tracking of RFID tags is illegal and can compromise personal, corporate and national security.

We can help organisations discover specific vulnerabilities associated with RFID tags and recommend bespoke solutions to meet their specific requirements.

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Some major banks have commissioned card-less ATMs in their branches lately, but that may not be sufficient to protect them from fraudsters. Regardless of any system used to conduct the transactions, fraudsters will always look for weaknesses to exploit. Banks&rsquo; mobile applications send codes to customer&rsquo;s phones. On entering the codes in the ATM, customers can access their accounts, which transfers the risk from magnetic stripes of ATM cards to the mobile devices themselves.

Whether banks use a conventional ATM or a cash-less one, it is imperative that they get their systems examined for vulnerabilities which may be exploited by malicious hackers. And they have to have their systems adequately penetration tested.

Automated Teller Machine (ATM)

An EDC works to make use of Point of Sale (POS) terminals for credit card processing in addition to its submission with the e-commerce providers of merchant accounts or other types of credit card processors.

Security audits often get done for EDC solutions as part of Managed Services or standalone models. Such inspections tend to focus on the security posture of an EDC machine itself, its surrounding infrastructure, and the security traffic of the EDC machine.

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s experts are adept at guiding organisations through performing specialised security audits and penetrating testing the EDC systems.

Electronic Data Capture (EDC)

ITSEC Asia provides bespoke and comprehensive solutions for telecom network security.

Telecom network security gets compromised by a multitude of new threats.

Our projects are based on thorough evaluation and report preparation with a detailed analysis of vulnerabilities and ratings assigned to them, as well as recommendations made according to the industry standards.

Our security experts are conversant with various types of networks, web applications, mobile applications, and associated tools. Our penetration testing and red team testing methods conform to industry best practices.

Telecom Network

ITSEC specialised penetration testing simulated attack to find vulnerabilities across specific systems, applications, or networks used in various industries

Specialised Penetration Testing

Simulated Cyberattacks to Identify Weaknesses and Improve Your Organization's Resilience

Alongside our audit provision, ITSEC&rsquo;s Information Security Risk Assurance service helps organisations to be highly focused with their future security investments. We determine gaps in organization&rsquo;s existing security policies, procedures, and controls before developing a plan to mitigate them as quickly as possible. Our team also evaluate current security investments to ensure they are delivering clear value. This process also allows us to ensure that an organization&rsquo;s cyber security investments link to their business objectives.

Audit, risk assurance & compliance for specific assets.

ITSEC&rsquo;s gap analysis helps to identify and remediate the holes in an organization&rsquo;s defences.

Identifying Gaps

Our assurance services ensure security investments are optimized to deliver maximum efficiency &amp; value.

Targeted Investment

Organizations must ensure they have the processes in place to avoid what are increasingly costly fines that arise from non-compliance.

Mitigate Regulatory Risks

Information security audits enable organizations to build a plan of their current security posture.

Establishing a Foundation

Our team possess the expertise to guide clients through a range of information security regulatory and compliance frameworks.

Navigate Complexity

ITSEC helps security managers frame a business case for information security policies and investments, in order to gain buy-in from key stakeholders.

Executive Messaging

Alongside our audit provision, ITSEC&rsquo;s Information Security Risk Assurance service helps organisations to be highly focused with their future security investments. We determine gaps in organization&rsquo;s existing security policies, procedures, and controls before developing a plan to mitigate them as quickly as possible. Our team also evaluate current security investments to ensure they are delivering clear value. This process also allows us to ensure that an organization&rsquo;s cyber security investments link to their business objectives.

Audit, Risk Assurance & Compliance

As you may already know, the financial services sector continues to be a top target for sophisticated criminal attacks. We have witnessed several organizations that have had their SWIFT platforms hacked by organized cybercrime groups, resulting in multi-million-dollar losses. The following are some sample cybersecurity threats and incidents related to the SWIFT environment based on the SWIFT ISAC Security Bulletin. An unknown actor turns a legitimate remote access tool into a threat:

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In response, the SWIFT Society introduced a customer security program (CSP), requiring all participants to implement core security standards. Additionally, a customer security assurance framework (CSCF) was introduced, mandating SWIFT members to self-attest their compliance with mandatory (and optional advisory) security controls annually. Over time, mandatory controls may change as the threat landscape evolves, and some advisory controls may become mandatory.

An attestation must be submitted against the new version of CSCF every year.

<h3 style="text-align:center">Assessment Overview:</h3>

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				July 2023 &ndash; CSCF v2024 is published &ndash; the implementation of controls v2024 can start.
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				From Q1 2024 &ndash; Independent assessment can commence.
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				From July 2024 &ndash; CSCF v2024 attestation can be submitted in KYC-SA (attestation valid until 31st December 2024).
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				1st January 2025 &ndash; absence of attestation on CSCF v2024 or lack of compliance will be reported.
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Recently, SWIFT published its updated Customer Security Controls Framework v2024, setting a security baseline for all SWIFT users as part of its Customer Security Programme (CSP). Under v2024, several changes will be introduced to the existing controls, and additional guidance and clarification will be provided on the implementation guidelines.



Our comprehensive SWIFT CSP Independent Assessment methodology ensures that your organization is not only compliant but also better situated ahead of any further changes that SWIFT will undoubtedly implement in the future.





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Our assessment will review the objectives and corresponding principles, including the following:





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<h2 style="text-align:center">How Has SWIFT&rsquo;s CSCF Evolved?</h2>

The SWIFT CSCF v2024 has evolved by moving one control of the advisory category to the mandatory category to strengthen the whole framework.



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ITSEC understands that for organizations participating in the SWIFT network, compliance with the SWIFT CSCF is a strategic imperative. We have experience helping financial services organizations assess the current state of their SWIFT controls to identify gaps and provide practical and actionable recommendations to remedy those gaps. We employ a cross-disciplinary team of cybersecurity professionals who are deeply experienced in the financial services sector and can deliver assessments and attestations in accordance with the SWIFT CSCF compliance criteria.







<h2 style="text-align:center">Why Choose Us?</h2>

Experience: With years of experience in the field, we have a deep understanding of the SWIFT CSCF and its evolving requirements.

Expertise: Our team of certified professionals is skilled in the assessment of SWIFT security controls.

SWIFT Customer Security Programme (CSP) Independent Assessment

SWIFT Customer Security Programme (CSP)

The ISO/IEC 27000 family of standards helps organisations to keep information assets secure.

Using this family of standards will provide security of assets, such as financial information, intellectual property, employee details, or information entrusted to companies by third parties.

ISO/IEC 27001 is the best-known standard in its family, providing requirements for an information security management system (ISMS).

ITSEC Asia has expertise in helping organisations to build robustand effective ISMS.

ISO 27001 Implementation and Certification

The ITSEC Asia Information Security Compliance Portfolio is a collection of services designed to create and adopt security strategies that address the primary security risks of organizations

Peraturan Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (POJK), or simply OJK, is the governing body of the financial services sector in the Republic of Indonesia. All financial institutions in Indonesia and their overseas entities are required by law to adhere to POJK&rsquo;s compliance requirements.

 
ITSEC Asia has over a decade of presence in Indonesia and is a leading service provider of information security, including security compliance. We can help organisations set up a compliance programme in accordance with the POJK regulations.

Peraturan Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (POJK) Compliance

Peraturan Bank Indonesia (PBI) Compliance refers to regulations issued by the central bank of Indonesia, Bank Indonesia. These regulations cover various aspects of the financial and banking sectors.

ITSEC Asia has over a decade of presence in Indonesia and is a leading service provider of information security, including security compliance. We can help organizations set up a compliance program in accordance with the BI (Bank Indonesia) regulations.

Peraturan Bank Indonesia (PBI) Compliance

Regulation Compliance

The Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) is a set of cybersecurity best practices and recommendations from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The CSF makes it easier to understand cyber risks and improve your defenses. Organizations around the world use it to make better risk-based investment decisions.

NIST CSF Consultancy

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is an information security standard for organisations of any size that accept credit card payments from the major card schemes.

The PCI Standard is managed by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council. In order to protect credit card data, it enforces security controls by mandating organisations to comply with their rules.

Some of the PCI DSS rules require organisations to provide PCI SSC evidence that the standards have been met throughout the year.

ITSEC Asia can help organisations to perform a gap analysis. We also provide consulting on, and implementation of the ever-evolving PCI DSS compliance requirements.



The key benefits of the service are:

- Assessment of enterprises&rsquo; current state with the PCI DSS requirements.

- Gap analysis and consulting about how to continue to meet the compliance requirements.

- Establishment of PCI DSS requirements and solution baselines for future reference.

- Improve network security, improve cardholder data protection, and well-managed security program including IS policies.

- Ability to remain on top of the ever-changing regulatory and compliance frameworks.

PCI DSS Consultancy

It explores operational weaknesses in data centres in order to determine the level and type of security that should be established to protect the facility.

In the financial services industry, the security requirements are amongst the most stringent. Various government bodies require the financial services providers to comply with local regulatory requirements. This can affect in many instances also foreign firms that are engaging in local business activities. This adds more complexities for businesses&mdash;locally and transnationally.

Financial institutions are often required to undergo TVRA assessment, such as auditing of data centres for security, evaluation of the safety controls, including hosted data centres, in order to demonstrate that their data centre assets meet the legal requirements.

The analysis of threats and vulnerabilities relating to data centres vary, depending on several factors: the criticality of a data centre, the geographic location, the tenant type, the potential impact from disasters, political environment, etc.

ITSEC Asia can help organisations to comply with the requirements of protecting and safeguarding their technology assets with a risk-based approach TVRA. We apply the method to every asset individually depending on the elements that have to be assessed.

Our approach comprises different phases, such as the identification of perceived critical threats, a risk rating in terms of impact and probability, a detailed analysis of how such threats may impact asset directly or indirectly, and assistance in drafting a remediation plan within the constraints.



We deliver the following key services:

- Vulnerability assessment.

- Cataloguing of organisational IT resources, including assets and capabilities.

- Identification of sources of greatest threats by assigning a risk-based quantifiable value and importance to the resources in order to highlight which configurable items are prone to the highest levels of threat.

- Identification of the vulnerabilities or potential threats to each endpoint.

- Mitigation or eradication of the severest vulnerabilities for the most valuable resources.

Threat & Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA) Compliance

The Indonesia Personal Data Protection Law (&ldquo;PDP Law&rdquo;), enacted on October 17, 2022, regulates the collection, use, disclosure, and other processing of personal data by international organizations and governmental and private entities.

Things need to consider:

<ul>
	<li style="text-align:justify">The PDP Law grants a two-year transitional period from 17 October 2022 for data controllers, data processors, and other parties related to a data processing activity to adjust their data processing practices with the PDP Law&rsquo;s requirements.</li>
	<li style="text-align:justify">The PDP Law will apply to businesses based both inside and outside of Indonesia.</li>
	<li style="text-align:justify">Administrative sanctions under the PDP Law range from written warning, temporary termination of personal data processing activities, deletion or destruction of personal data, and/or administrative fine. In addition, imprisonment, criminal fine, asset confiscation, asset freezing, license revocation, and business dissolution (among many others) may also apply.</li>
</ul>

ITSEC Asia has expertise and experience in helping organizations to comply with PDP Law. We also provide consultation, and implementation of PDP Law compliance requirements.

Personal Data Protection (PDP) Law Compliance

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is binding on organisations processing personally identifiable information (PII) of individuals inside the European Union (EU).

The regulation applies to all enterprises that are conducting business in the European Economic Area. The GDPR provides rules in connection with transferring personal data outside of the EU.

Business processes in which personal data is handled require data protection by design and by default. Personal data must be stored using encryption and the highest-possible privacy settings must be used by default. Data must not be available publicly without explicit consent.

ITSEC Asia has the expertise to help organisations to comply with the requirements of GDPR.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Compliance

Data Privacy Services

ITSEC helps organisations to be highly focused with their future security investments.

Protecting an organization from cyber attacks requires a long list of security processes that can quickly overwhelm even the largest organizations. Building the internal capability to deliver this also involves significant costs and resources. ITSEC&rsquo;s Managed Security Services (MSS) offers a solution to this problem, by providing a cost-effective outsourcing option where high quality security solutions can be delivered at pace. This equips organizations with an agile response to the latest threats.

Managed Security Services for Specific Assets

Our MSS portfolio allows organizations to shift their security burden to a managed service, allowing them to focus on positive business priorities.

Agile Response

Our MSS portfolio provide holistic solution for cyber security needs.

Continuous Monitoring

Our service is particularly beneficial for organisations that have resource constraints and a shortage of skilled information security professionals.

Cost-effective

Our team of security specialists help organizations to quickly ramp up their security posture.

Security at Scale

ITSEC experts act as an extension of your security team.

Access to Expertise

ITSEC covers the whole defense lifecycle including prevention, detection and response.

Defense-in-depth

Protecting an organization from cyber attacks requires a long list of security processes that can quickly overwhelm even the largest organizations. Building the internal capability to deliver this also involves significant costs and resources. ITSEC&rsquo;s Managed Security Services (MSS) offers a solution to this problem, by providing a cost-effective outsourcing option where high quality security solutions can be delivered at pace. This equips organizations with an agile response to the latest threats.

Managed Security Services

The following are the main areas of enterprise network monitoring

It is imperative to identify events that pose a risk amongst a multitude of everyday transactions that take place in organisations&rsquo; network. This can be a difficult task.

Organisations often need security experts to monitor and review security logs, events, and alerts in order to detect any malicious activity quickly and effectively.

Log analysis in real-time and in bulk after storage requires special skills. It requires expertise to make sense of vast amounts of computer-generated records. A proper analysis of the records will assist within a security or audit compliance issues, digital forensics, security incident responses, or system troubleshooting.

Our Security Monitoring service covers the monitoring and analysis of organisations&rsquo; security logs and alerts. It is offered across virtually any security technology and critical information asset in an enterprise. The service helps to identify anomalies and provides a response to threats in real-time.

Regulatory compliance is facilitated when organisations can establish controls and generate digitally signed reports containing all the activity from across their environment.ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s consultants map varying terminologies from different log sources into a uniform, normalised language to derive reports and statistics. A heterogeneous environment is created, in which the detection of failed processes, network outages, or protocol failures becomes easier.

Security Monitoring

Cloud computing allows ubiquitous access to shared pools of configurable system resources and higher-level services often over the Internet. The advantages are increased agility, flexibility, and optimised performance.

Un-monitored cloud logs can pose a threat to critical data and system security. Monitoring of these logs is therefore crucial.Our cloud monitoring service increases organisations&rsquo; efficiency by identifying critical threats proactively.

Cloud Security Monitoring

Cybercriminals are using savvy methods in order to circumvent conventional security controls. A failing to detect vulnerabilities and response to threats is often based on an over dependence on technology combined with a lack of experience.

Research by acclaimed industry experts supports the above statement. It has been revealed that the main reasons why organisations fail to prevent a security breach: the attack circumvented existing preventive security controls (65%) and lack of in-house expertise (35%). Cybercriminals are creating increasingly sophisticated malware designed to evade security defences, enter systems from an endpoint to the network and prey upon weak response measures. These &lsquo;zero-day&rsquo; threats make malware harder to detect. Most organisations&rsquo; security teams often have not seen similar malware before and have no countermeasures in place to prevent the intrusion.

Since these new threats can compromise sensitive data, it is imperative that organisations have a solution that ensures the right technology, intelligence, and expertise are in place to detect and respond to advanced and evasive threats.

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Advanced Malware Protection and Detection (AMPD) service provides a top layer of defence against rising zero-day threats by inspecting enterprise emails, files, and web traffic. Upon detection of compromised patterns, our security consultants use the information gathered to analyse the events and to provide organisations with actionable data so that they can respond to the threat quickly. The salient features of the service are:

<ul>
	<li>Security monitoring by our team.</li>
	<li>Real-time and historical visibility into enterprise network and specific data around attack vector.</li>
	<li>A fully managed security service.</li>
	<li>Full system emulation: detect a new class of malware designed to evade security controls.</li>
	<li>Intelligence as a service: customised research with actionable insights to help organisations respond.</li>
	<li>Accurate diagnosis: know what organisations are dealing with and how to react.</li>
	<li>Accelerate response: get actionable data to reduce exposure to the malware threat</li>
</ul>

Advanved Malware Protection and Detection (AMPD)

ITSEC Asia’s Managed Enterprise Monitoring  service for corporates provides their entire security monitoring.

Managed Enterprise Network Monitoring

Firewalls that protect enterprise networks play a crucial role. They act on the front line of defence.



Security staff responsible for administering firewalls have a lot of responsibility. They have to ensure that only the right kind of traffic gets through when it should, and all the bad traffic gets blocked.



Firewall monitoring is a tedious task. It requires that security policies on firewall devices are continuously updated and that suitable controls are in place at all time.



Firewall administration and management is also resourceintensive and requires a high level of expertise. The potential risk of inadequate firewall management is high. Security policies and configurations on firewall devices must be updated regularly to ensure appropriate access controls are consistent with changing business environments. Monitoring of network firewall traffic must be in place to continuously identify and respond to threats before potential damage can occur



Our Firewall Monitoring and Management service provides firewall administration, log monitoring, and response to security and device health events. Security and health events are correlated across organisations&rsquo; environment and analysed by our security consultants. Our consultants use global threat intelligence and have proven expertise in the assessment of threats. When a threat is detected, our experts respond immediately to counter the threat and protect organisations.



Intelligence gathered from our yearslong experience is continuously fed into the Firewall Management service in order to strengthen policies and analysis of firewall logs. We deliver a continuously improved service

Our key services are:

<ul>
	<li>Protection of systems and data through monitoring and detection of threats before the damage occurs.</li>
	<li>Removal of the management and monitoring burden: free up resources and reduce overheads by leveraging our experts.</li>
	<li>Supporting compliance initiatives: meet requirements for perimeter security, access control, and log analysis.</li>
</ul>

Firewall Monitoring and Management

A Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution contains two segments of security management: the Security Event Management (SEM) and the Security Information Management (SIM). The former provides for real-time event monitoring, correlation of events, and notifications. The latter takes care of storage, analysis, manipulation, and reporting of data collated by the SEM segment.

Many enterprises use SIEM systems to help detecting suspicious activity on their networks. However, to be effective, SIEM systems require a lot of expertise. A SIEM system can collect millions of security events per day, but many of these may be false positive alerts. Monitoring a SIEM system twenty four seven can be challenging. Furthermore, an adequate response to real threats needs to be available. If enterprise SIEM system does not get monitored correctly and actual threat-bearing events do not get actioned upon, a security breach is all but certain. A SIEM system&rsquo;s correlation rules require constant maintenance and amendments. Many organisations fail to exploit SIEM systems fully because they do not have the expertise, the time, or the resources. ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s security experts can help organisations fully manage their SIEM system to let them truly benefit from their investment in it.

We offer:

<ul>
	<li>An increase in organisations&rsquo; capability in monitoring suspicious security events.</li>
	<li>o ensure compliance with any regulation which requires adequacy of the security event monitoring process.</li>
	<li>To allow cost cuts with our managed service at competitive rates.</li>
</ul>

Managed Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

Numerous security measures can be implemented to create an effective information security program, but there are two tools organisations shouldn&rsquo;t be without: Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) and Intrusion Detection System devices (IDS).

IPS/IDS devices need two things to provide a useful layer of security. The instruments must be tuned to the network they monitor and tuned-in to the latest threats.

To analyse big data and to know what action to take is difficult. IDS devices generate thousands of alerts daily, many of which are false positive results. Keeping the IPS/IDS devices tuned, up-to-date, and monitored appropriately can become a heavy burden especially given new emerging threats. Shifting this burden to a managed service staffed with security device experts can offer relief, along with improved insights that help organisations take the right action to remediate identified threats.

Enable a more efficient operation of the IDS/IPS by using our team of experts. We manage the maintenance, administration, and monitoring of the IDS/IPS in order to achieve another layer of excellent security.

If organisations are using Cisco, McAfee, Fortinet, Sourcefire, IBM, TippingPoint, Juniper devices, we can help them with a variety of tasks to ensure high performance, including: &bull; Device provisioning and deployment.

<ul>
	<li>Performance and availability management.</li>
	<li>Device upgrades and patch management.</li>
	<li>Policy and signature management.</li>
	<li>Real-time threat monitoring and response.</li>
	<li>Integrated intelligence.</li>
	<li>On-demand security and compliance reporting.</li>
	<li>Flexible co-management options.</li>
	<li>Unlimited expert support.</li>
	<li>Auditable and accurate change management.</li>
	<li>Enterprise-class backup and recovery.</li>
</ul>

Our service includes:

<ul>
	<li>Improving IDS/IPS effectiveness: expert signature tuning and device management in order to ensure that organisations get the maximum value out of their devices. We conduct extensive base-lining to tailor detection and alerting to their network.</li>
	<li>Identification and response to threats faster: our security consultants monitor enterprise IDS/IPS alerts in real time. When a real threat gets identified, they alert immediately and help organisations to respond quickly.</li>
	<li>Bolstering security with advanced intelligence: our visibility into billions of events per day enables us to identify and develop countermeasures for emerging threats. We correlate this intelligence with IDS events seen across our customer base and feed it back into our services to strengthen analysis.</li>
	<li>Gain of visibility into security activity with regular reports that allow organisations to comply with the regulatory requirements easily</li>
</ul>

Intrusion Protection System (IPS) and Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Management

ITSEC Asia’s Managed Security  Devices service helps organisations streamline the management and monitoring of their firewall, Intrusion Detection System (IDS), and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) devices

Managed Security Devices

To achieve that level of visibility, organisations need log management, a security control which addresses all system and network logs. Many companies work with firewalls and Intrusion Protection Systems (IPS) and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). But often an important step is not included in their security management program&mdash;log management.

Log management deals with large volumes of computer-generated log messages, including audit records, audit trails, event logs. And it usually covers the following parameters:

By collecting and analysing logs, organisations can understand what transpires within their network. Log files can have the size of a few KB to few GB and contain many pieces of information, some of them might be invaluable. With appropriate analysis of this log data, organisations can identify intrusion attempts, misconfigured equipment, and more.

Log Collection

Log aggregation is an excellent way to bring together all logs into one location. It is critical to investigate all logs generated by all devices, and this is especially true if the locations and formats of these files are different.

There are various methods and tools organisations can employ to aggregate logs. Our experts can advise which method is most suitable for a particular organisation depending on their system architecture.

Log Aggregation

When logs are collected, they also need to be preserved, compressed, encrypted, and stored. Especially large organisations need to critically analyse the functionality in their log management, so that a solution can be found as to where logs should be stored geographically. This will also help in achieving compliance requirements and ensure scalability.

Our consultants can help organisations to develop a strategy on log storage and retention that best fits their requirements

Log Storage, Rotation, and Retention

It is imperative to identify events that pose a risk amongst a multitude of everyday transactions that take place in organisations&rsquo; network. This can be a difficult task.

Organisations often need security experts to monitor and review security logs, events, and alerts in order to detect any malicious activity quickly and effectively.

Log analysis in real-time and in bulk after storage requires special skills. It requires expertise to make sense of vast amounts of computer generated records. A proper analysis of the records will assist within a security or audit compliance issues, digital forensics, security incident responses, or system troubleshooting.

Our Security Monitoring service covers the monitoring and analysis of organisations&rsquo; security logs and alerts. It is offered across virtually any security technology and critical information asset in an enterprise. The service helps to identify anomalies and provides a response to threats in real-time.

Regulatory compliance is facilitated when organisations can establish controls and generate digitally signed reports containing all the activity from across their environment.

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s consultants map varying terminologies from different log sources into a uniform, normalised language to derive reports and statistics. A heterogeneous environment is created, in which the detection of failed processes, network outages, or protocol failures becomes easier.

Log Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting

Every organisation, regardless of size, needs secure IT. However, to secure  their infrastructure adequatelyfrom cyber threats requires knowledge of what transpires in their environment.

Log Management

Our vulnerability management team helps organisations in eliminating administration and maintenance burdens. This allows organisations to focus on their core business.

Vulnerability scanning refers to the examination of the potential points of exploit on a network and the identification of security holes.

It is utilised for the identification and detection of vulnerabilities relating to misconfigured digital assets. This process can help classifying weaknesses in systems and assessing the effectiveness of countermeasures.

The higher the frequency of vulnerability scanning, the timelier the results.

Vulnerability scans can take a long time to complete which can be challenging for many organisations.

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Vulnerability Scanning service performs highly accurate internal and external scan audits across organisational information and digital assets, including network devices, servers, web applications, databases in on premise and cloud environments, etc.

Vulnerability Scanning

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Managed Web Application Scanning service for corporates helps them in identifying potential security vulnerabilities and structural weaknesses in their web applications. It helps to discover, locate, and scan all of the exploitable configuration anomalies concerning web-based applications. The service enables an evaluation of web applications. Flaws that threaten online presence or the confidentiality of information will be identified.

The benefits of our service include automated testing and scanning of internal and external web applications, including complete assessment, vulnerability scanning, and identification. This will reduce costs and help organisations fulfil regulatory requirements.

Managed Web Application Scanning

This service assists organisations to comply with the regulations and the demands of internal and external auditors.

Several regulatory requirements mandate the submission of evidence and supporting documents to demonstrate compliance in a time-bound manner.

Organisations must overcome the challenges of policy compliance, policy implementation, policy enforcement, as well as the management of exceptions to policies.

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Managed Policy Compliance service provides ready-to-use, Center for Internet Security (CIS) based policies. These policies include several thousand checks and serve as benchmarks to test enterprise environments. The service provides over 14000 checks to choose from covering operating systems and databases as well as user-defined controls.

The solution provides enterprises with an actionable dashboard showing hosts, controls, technologies, and automated reporting where they can schedule detailed reports or configure for distribution.

Managed Policy Compliance

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is an information security standard for organisations of any size that accept credit card payments from the major card schemes.

The PCI Standard is managed by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council. In order to protect credit card data, it enforces security controls by mandating organisations to comply with their rules.

Some of the PCI DSS rules require organisations to provide PCISSC evidence that the standards have been met throughout the year. ITSEC Asia can help organisations to perform a gap analysis. We also provide consulting on, and implementation of the everevolving PCI DSS compliance requirements

PCI Scanning

Threat and Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA) is a method to identify cybersecurity threats to data centres. It explores operational weaknesses in data centres in order to determine the level and type of security that should be established to protect the facility.

In the financial services industry, the security requirements are amongst the most stringent. Various government bodies require the financial services providers to comply with local regulatory requirements. This can affect in many instances also foreign firms that are engaging in local business activities. This adds more complexities for businesses&mdash;locally and transnationally.

Financial institutions are often required to undergo TVRA assessment, such as auditing of data centres for security, evaluation of the safety controls, including hosted data centres, in order to demonstrate that their data centre assets meet the legal requirements.

The analysis of threats and vulnerabilities relating to data centres vary, depending on several factors: the criticality of a data centre, the geographic location, the tenant type, the potential impact from disasters, political environment, etc.

ITSEC Asia can help organisations to comply with the requirements of protecting and safeguarding their technology assets with a risk-based approach TVRA. We apply the method to every asset individually depending on the elements that have to be assessed.

Our approach comprises different phases, such as the identification of perceived critical threats, a risk rating in terms of impact and probability, a detailed analysis of how such threats may impact asset directly or indirectly, and assistance in drafting a remediation plan within the constraints.

Threat and Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA) Compliance

Best practice for vulnerability management is integrating organisations&rsquo; internal vulnerability scanning with external threat feeds. This ensures the setting of a real-world context when finding and remediating vulnerabilities. However, this is easier said than done. There is no simple way to bring together scan data and threat intelligence. The task requires hours of work to analyse, integrate, and prioritise.

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Vulnerability Threat Prioritisation service correlates organisations&rsquo; internal scan data with external Internet threats data. User vulnerability data is analysed in order to monitor, measure, and prioritise vulnerability remediation across organisations&rsquo; environments.

The results of our findings, including risk posture visualisations, are displayed within a dedicated business intelligence dashboard. A consolidated, intelligent view of organisations&rsquo; scan data, asset data, patch data, penetration data, and other data is presented through our Client Portal.

The Vulnerability Threat Prioritisation service is accessible through our Client Portal.

Vulnerability Threat Prioritisation

Vulnerability in organisational technology stack can be exploited by an attacker. Unauthorised actions can be performed within digital systems, and networks can be compromised. Vulnerability management refers to the practice of identifying, classifying and remediating vulnerabilities. This is crucial to ensure digital security

Vulnerability Management

Both client-server and SaaS models can fall within the purview of endpoint security management processes.ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s managed portfolio for endpoint security include the following

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Advanced Endpoint Threat Prevention (AETP) service is a preventative approach to defend against attacks. It takes a different stance from Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection and Response (AETD) service which aims at detection of threats and providing a response.

Traditional antivirus software is often inefficient to counter the challenges of today. There is an increasing number of alerts that require actions before attackers succeed to compromise organisations. Less than half of network security alerts are reliable and less than a quarter get analysed further.

Next-generation antivirus technology has been purpose-built to address today&rsquo;s evolving cyber threat landscape better. Instead of using easily avoidable signatures, they take a system-centric view to identify and stop known and unknown threats more efficiently. Such cybersecurity solutions can be used to replace or enhance enterprises&rsquo; traditional antivirus set up.

ITSEC Asia can recommend best strategy and solution suitable for organisations

Advanced Endpoint Threat Prevention (AETP)

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection (AETD) service is driven by attentive monitoring of endpoint activity by our security consultants. It provides real-time threat intelligence and provides visibility and interpretation of all of the data across a networks&rsquo; endpoints that are often the entry points for advanced threats. This can reduce the time to detect and the effort to respond to all types of threats.

Since the methods used by cybercriminals are getting more and more savvy, if organisations adopt our managed AETD service they will have complete peace of mind.

The main benefits to organisations are: &bull; Monitoring and earliest possible warning and escalation of system outputs by our security analysts for advanced threats.

<ul>
	<li>Reception of information about the compromised endpoints in enterprises&rsquo; network at the earliest.</li>
	<li>The wholly managed service provides peace of mind as we make continuous changes to the software with the intelligence gathered from our expertise.</li>
	<li>Remediation advisory is provided to eliminate the threat.</li>
	<li>Gains from a quick incident detection and remediation results in cost savings.</li>
	<li>ITSEC Asia frequently dispenses AETD service in conjunction with Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection and Response (AEDR) service, or as part of a Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service, or as part of Managed Security Services (MSS) package which provides comprehensive organisational information security solutions.</li>
</ul>

Advanced Enpoint Threat Detection (AETD)

As organisations increase in size and expand beyond borders, they become increasingly susceptible to advanced threats emanating from compromised endpoints.

ITSEC Asia helps organisations to meet the endpoint challenge. Endpoint Threat Detection and Response (EDR) is an emerging method that utilises the tools mainly used in detecting and investigating suspicious activities on a networks&rsquo; endpoints. The service helps to address the required monitoring of endpoints and network events.

An EDR solution requires the installation of an agent on each endpoint. This will allow the recording and storing of endpoint events including, tracking processes, registry alterations, file system activity, and network connections. The recorded information is stored in a central database where further analysis, detection, investigation, reporting, and alerting take place.

Certain analytics tools facilitate the ongoing monitoring and detection processes. They identify tasks that can improve the overall state of security by deflecting common attacks and promoting early identification of ongoing attacks. This includes insider threats and external attacks. The tools also enable a rapid response to detected attacks.

Not all EDR tools work in precisely the same manner or offer the same spectrum of capabilities. Whereas some EDR tools perform more analysis on the agent, others perform more analysis on the backend via a management console. The different tools can also vary in the collection timing and scope or in their ability to integrate with threat intelligence providers. However, all EDR tools perform the same essential functions with the same purpose&mdash;to provide means for continuous monitoring and analysis to more enhance the identification, detection, and prevention of advanced threats.

ITSEC Asia frequently dispenses AEDR as part of a Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service or as part of a Managed Security Services (MSS) package which provides comprehensive organisational information security solutions.

Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection and Response (AEDR)

Prevention alone is not sufficient. Malicious actors are continuously adapting their techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTP) to evade controls put in place by organisations. The longer it takes to detect and respond to threats, the higher the risk and costs to remediation.

Depending on the size, organisations&rsquo; network comprises a variety of devices, including computers, servers, and mobile devices. These devices are often used as entry points for cybercriminals. From there they intrude networks profoundly and unnoticed.Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is an excellent tool for threat analysis. It exposes severe blind spots for threat telemetry, especially when combined with a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution

ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service leverages on Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) in combination with appropriate Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution to expose momentous blind spots for threat telemetry and helps organisations meet the endpoint challenge.

Our fully managed MDR service helps increase the efficiency of organisations&rsquo; security system. It aids in early anticipation, detection, disruption, response, eradication, and root cause analysis (RCA) of threats and attacks. And it delivers a more effective endpoint or asset security while organisations can focus on their core businesses.The main benefits to organisations are:

<ul>
	<li>Getting insights into threat intelligence tailored to their environment, including vulnerability analysis, remediation recommendations; Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection (AETD); security event monitoring; cloud security monitoring; server monitoring</li>
	<li>Gaining visibility across the organisation, from endpoint to network and into the cloud, and widened view of the threat landscape.</li>
	<li>Getting to know exactly where the issues are and where to focus as we pinpoint malicious activity in a sea of alerts on helping their security team.</li>
	<li>Identification of the full scope of a threat and how to remove the breach.</li>
	<li>Fully managed service that takes care of endpoint threat detection and response including security monitoring and escalation gives them complete peace of mind.ITSEC Asia frequently dispenses the MDR service as part of a Managed Security Services (MSS) package which provides a comprehensive organisational information security solution.</li>
</ul>

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) A-Combined Solution

Endpoint security is an approach to protect computer networks that bridge remotely to client devices. The connection of laptops, tablets, mobile phones, and other wireless devices to corporate systems create attack paths for security threats. Endpoint security attempts to ensure that such devices follow a certain level of compliance with standards.

Endpoint Security Management

ITSEC Asia has been partnering with many multinational companies across different industries. We deliver high-quality information security staff depending on the precise requirements of organisations.



Relying on our talent network, we can bring excellent cybersecurity workforce solutions to organisations. We guide businesses with our expertise in dispensing flexible staffing services, including temporary and permanent solutions.



Our consultants stand out from the competition as they benefit from our expertise, including having access to our proprietary cybersecurity research and technical artefacts. They participate regularly in training and knowledge sharing sessions within our group and can pass on the gained advantage back to our clients

Security Staffing

It is often difficult for organisations to find the right personnel to support their security operations. The costs of dealing with cybercrime are mounting, and the pool of cybersecurity experts is small. An increasing number of employers are using temporary or contract staffing in the cybersecurity domain on an ongoing basis. Temporary or contract staffing helps to provide cover for their day to day security operations as well as short-term, medium-term, and long-term security projects

Managed Security Staffing

With ITSEC Asia&rsquo;s Continuous Security Advisory service, organisations learn the industry best practices about information security and benefit from our exceptional expertise.

Our advisory service spans over the entire business and information security lifecycle. It encompasses people, processes, and technology services in order to provide strategic clarity, process optimisation, organisational readiness, and governance support.

Our security advisory service provides organisations with cost-effective access to the expertise they need. We enable that organisations can benefit from innovation and advanced technologies while not being affected by the threats these technologies can impose.

Continious Security Advisory

We guide businesses through the implementation of the right security policies, processes, architecture, and the workforce.

Managed Continuous Security Advisory

Providing a Cost-Effective Outsourcing Option Where High Quality Security Solutions Can be Delivered at Pace

Cybersecurity becomes more challenging inline with the growth of cyber threat in the world. Tactics, techniques and procedures that used by threat actors become more various, complex, and sophisticated. An organization needs security solution that able to identify, protect, detect, and respond advanced threats in their environment. ITSEC Asia provides security solutions for an organization to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability related with information security objectives.

Security Solutions Integration for Specific Assets

ITSEC Asia has strong industry experiences which build industry-leading expertise on the cybersecurity practice. ITSEC years of experiences in penetration testing and digital forensic incident response investigation position us to provide better understanding of cyberthreats. Hence, enabling more effective solution integration of cybersecurity platform.

ITSEC Asia work with market-leading security technology to provide reliable and scalable assessment to find evils on the corporate environment. ITSEC also developed custom tools to compliment these technologies to find evils more effective.

Cybersecurity Solutions

ITSEC Asia work with market-leading threat intelligence provider to have visibilities to the latest cyber threats on multiple industries globally. Our digital forensic incident response codifies multiple local cyber threats to a proprietary intelligence, yielding threats information which global vendor may never have.

Cyber Threat Intelligence

Cybersecurity becomes more challenging inline with the growth of cyber threat in the world. Tactics, techniques and procedures that used by threat actors become more various, complex, and sophisticated. An organization needs security solution that able to identify, protect, detect, and respond advanced threats in their environment. ITSEC Asia provides security solutions for an organization to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability related with information security objectives.

Your Security,
Our Expertise

Proactive Support for Mitigating Information Security Threats

Penetration Testing & Red Teaming

Audit, Risk Assurance & Compliance

Managed Security Services

Security Solutions Integration

V-CISO

Threat Hunting & Compromise Assessment

Information Security Analysis

OT/IoT Security

Application Security

Digital Forensics & Incident Response

Smooth Operations With Streamlined Solution

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DevSecOps

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Personal Data Protection

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Company

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Your Security, Our Expertise

Proactive Support for Mitigating Information Security Threats

Penetration Testing & Red Teaming

Audit, Risk Assurance & Compliance

Managed Security Services

Security Solutions Integration

V-CISO

Threat Hunting & Compromise Assessment

Information Security Analysis

OT/IoT Security

Application Security

Digital Forensics & Incident Response

Smooth Operations With Streamlined Solution

Fraud Management

DevSecOps

Security Operations Center

Personal Data Protection

Ready to level up your security strategy?

Indonesia

Singapore

Australia

United Arab Emirates

Company

Solutions

Products

Services

Your Security,
Our Expertise

Ready to level up your
security strategy?