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Network Audit & Assessment

What is Network Auditing?

Network auditing is the process of verifying the security and performance of your network by mapping it and inventorying all hardware and software that is connected to it. The task can be difficult, but there are a number of tools available to help with the process. In addition to hardware and software, an audit should also include security documentation such as user accounts, groups, and permissions.

What is Network Assessment?

Network assessments are used to examine your IT infrastructure and identify any potential areas for improvement or concern. They may cover topics such as bandwidth bottlenecks, network security flaws, and under and over-utilized resources.

Why Perform a Network Audit and/or Assessment with I.T. Solutions?

Performing a network audit or assessment to an existing network infrastructure will: 

  • Gain visibility and find any potential network issues

  • Reduce unknown variables

  • Identify areas of optimization and growth to save money and energy

  • Help compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards

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What is our network auditing & assessment Process?

InTCHSolution 6 step network auditing and assessment process is designed to quickly identify any outlining issues and resolve it with a cost effective and energy saving solution

How do we perform this service?

  1. Record the details of the audit

  2. Document all procedures and processes associated with the audit

  3. Review the procedure management system

  4. Assess the training logs and operations

  5. Confirm the security patches for network software are up-to-date

  6. Confirm the penetration testing policy and process is sufficient

  7. Test the software’s components as comprehensively as possible

  8. Identify any firewall holes

  9. Ensure all sensitive or confidential data is stored separately and securely

  10. Encrypt the hard disks on any company laptops

  11. Check the security of your wireless networks

  12. Scan for and identify any unauthorized access points

  13. Review the event log monitoring process utilizing software

  14. Compile a comprehensive report

  15. Send the final report to appropriate stakeholders and other key parties

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