Vulnerability in cyber security refers to your systems and practices being susceptible to cyber attacks, hijacking, data breaches, phishing, and other malicious acts. Often, organisations are not aware of: 

• How vulnerable their internal systems or processes really are,
• what confidential information of theirs may be available on the dark web, and
• what former employees may still have critical logins.

Examples of cyber vulnerabilities include, but are not limited to:

• Outdated software
• Forgotten applications
• Undiscovered bugs
• Insecure passwords
• Former employees (with active credentials)
• Insecure and open files
• Gaps left behind by systems upgrades

Our experts at RMIAAA can help you understand, assess, and manage your organisation’s cyber vulnerabilities. We do this by:

• carrying out a vulnerability assessment, explaining why your organisation’s cyber vulnerabilities exist, and
• work with you on how to minimise these vulnerabilities whilst keeping your business running efficiently.
   

RMIAAA has a wide array of other services to help with your organisation’s cyber vulnerability management including: Penetration Testing, Dark Web Monitoring, and Managed SIEM (Security Information and Event Management).