Identifies and addresses vulnerabilities to enhance security and protect sensitive data.
Ensures compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements to avoid legal penalties.
Detects inefficiencies and bottlenecks to improve system performance and productivity.
Uncovers redundant resources and cost-saving opportunities to optimise IT expenditure.
Highlights potential risks and verifies disaster recovery plans to ensure business continuity.
“…almost one in three (32%) firms have suffered a cyber breach or attack in the past year, with a rise in damaging ransomware attacks and malicious actors posing significant threats as they look to take advantage of cyber security vulnerabilities.” – GOV.UK, 2024.
The process begins with defining the scope and objectives of the health check. This includes identifying the systems, networks, and applications to be reviewed.
Information is gathered from various sources, such as network devices, servers, databases, and security systems. This may involve automated tools, manual inspections, and interviews with IT staff.
The collected data is analysed to identify vulnerabilities, inefficiencies, and areas of non-compliance. This involves reviewing system configurations, security policies, performance metrics, and logs.
A detailed report is generated, summarising the findings of the health check. This report includes identified issues, their potential impact, and recommendations for remediation.
Based on the report, an action plan is developed to address the identified issues. The organisation implements the recommended changes and may schedule follow-up checks to ensure that the improvements are effective.
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