Binary Decisions Security Testing Program provides a thorough test of your entire security architecture allowing you to understand the risks present to your information and what can be done to reduce them or eliminate them completely. It is possible for a hacker to penetrate your security defenses, access your confidential information and sell it to a competitor. The consequences of such an action could be devastating for your business, not to mention the legal issues you could face. The importance of maintaining confidentiality, relating to your client's personal information is paramount, and it's your responsibility to ensure that access to this information is always denied.

For health care businesses, ensuring the confidentiality of patient health information is mandated by the HIPAA Security Regulations and a regular evaluation of your security posture is required (Evaluation - 45 CFR §164.308(a)(8)).

Binary Decisions' Security Testing Program will pinpoint any potential vulnerabilities in your systems and determine the most effective means of eliminating them. Our Security Testing Program will be customized for your business so that your entire infrastructure is tested thoroughly and accurately. It can include, but is not limited to:

	Network Testing: Internet, Internal, and Wireless Networks
	The network is most likely path an intruder will take when trying to gain access to sensitive information. While the Internet seems like the obvious choice for an attackers source of attack, wireless networks have become so commonplace that they have become a major source of attacks as well. However, attacks from within a business are still the most common type, and make up nearly 50% of all reported attacks.
	System Testing: Windows, Netware, Unix, Linux, Midrange, Mainframes
	Ultimately, all information is stored on some type of computing system (PC, midrange, mainframe, network storage appliance). There are many layers of software installed on a given system and all of them should be tested to ensure they protect information adequately. From operating system drivers to end-user applications, each layer must be configured securely and free from defects in order to ensure adequate information security.
	Remote Access Testing: Modems
	While computer networks are the most popular choice for allowing users to access information, remote access via modems is still commonly used. Modems may be the weakest link in the security chain if not configured correctly, and the unknown presence of modems on computers is a major risk.

Let us help you test your security defenses against attacks from unwanted intruders. For more information on our security testing program or to set up a free consultation, please contact our and someone will be happy to assist you.