This free on-demand service starts with a complimentary scan of a company’s IT environment for thousands of potential vulnerabilities followed by a detailed report presented by a live security expert to help companies identify areas where they are most exposed.

“Free network assessments are hardly new but, unlike other companies, Perimeter eSecurity adds the vital ingredient of having the results reviewed by a seasoned security expert who can discuss issues, answer security questions, provide technical advice, and lead the user through known remediation techniques, helping them to prioritize threats to their business and avoid time wasted on non-critical issues,” said Andy Greenawalt, CTO, Perimeter eSecurity. “We can help eliminate false positives and recommend some small changes that can make a big difference. With 30-40 new security threats appearing each month, the only way to stay ahead of this curve is to develop an on-going program for vulnerability assessments providing regular visibility into your exposures.”

Network vulnerability assessments help companies determine the threats, risks, and the general security level of their networks by scanning for open ports and vulnerabilities in order to proactively identify areas of potential compromise. Perimeter’s vulnerability assessment process starts by identifying the services running on the system and the vulnerabilities associated with the specific services. The data generated from the vulnerability scans are compiled and a thorough and comprehensive analysis is performed. Findings are analyzed to determine the criticality and potential impact each can have on the environment. Upon completion of the assessment, steps and recommendations are developed to address the risks associated with the various vulnerabilities identified. Recommendations are made based on security best practices and commonly accepted security principals.

Any company can benefit from a free external scan to get more visibility into their network risks, but companies who store confidential data such as social security numbers, account numbers, and personal financial information and who allow encrypted traffic between outside & inside systems are especially encouraged to scan their networks regularly. Small and medium businesses (SMBs) with no resident security expert can benefit from vulnerability assessments in order to better understand their risks. With new Internet threats being introduced at an increasing rate, it is impossible for the average SMB to keep up.

Monthly vulnerability assessments can substantially reduce the threat of exploits and significantly lower the cost of reactive, crisis-driven, security consulting. For your free vulnerability scan visit: http://www.perimeterusa.com/vulnerability-scan-content.html

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