Cybersecurity Review

  The   fault-finding investigation   will focus on the following areas: -  Network Security Issues: Identifying unauthorized access points and weak configurations. -  User Access Control: Reviewing login logs for unusual activity. -  Endpoint Protection: Ensuring that all devices are secured against malware. -  Phishing and Social Engineering Risks: Analysing email security configurations. -  System Updates and Patch Management: Checking for unpatched vulnerabilities. -  Incident Response and Recovery: Evaluating existing security measures. Fault-Finding Investigation Identified Security Vulnerabilities Weak Authentication Mechanisms: Multiple accounts using default or weak passwords.   Misconfigured Firewalls: Open ports allowing unauthorized external connections.  Unpatched Software: Outdated operating systems and software increasing the attack surface.  Insider Threats: Employees accessing restricted data without prope...

  Vulnerabilities: Weak Authentication Mechanisms - Multiple accounts using default or weak passwords. Misconfigured Firewalls - Open ports allowing unauthorized external connections. Unpatched Software - Outdated operating systems and software increasing the attack surface. Insider Threats - Employees accessing restricted data without proper authorization. Unsecured Wireless Network - Lack of encryption in Wi-Fi settings.  Exposed APIs and Web Services - Lack of proper access control measures. Threats: Brute Force Attacks - Exploiting weak passwords for unauthorized access. Phishing and Social Engineering Attacks - Employees targeted through malicious emails. Ransomware Attacks - Unpatched systems susceptible to malware infections. Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks - Attackers exploiting open ports to overload systems. Distributed Denial-of-Service Attacks -  Man-in-the-Middle Attacks - Unsecured network traffic interception. Insider Threats - Misuse of privileged accounts...