Are you safe from the hackers?

You might think that hackers will not be interested in your site and take the ‘It couldn’t happen to me’ approach, but how do you know that you haven’t been hacked already, or that your site is safe from any future attack?

Security issues are the biggest unknown quantity for any online business today. Its thought that 85-90% of attacks go unreported, you only here about the high profile ones. Although you may think that you have nothing of interest to encourage an illegal hack, let us tell you how wrong you can be. Attacks occur most of the time for no explainable reason and can come from external or internal people

What can you do?

First you must NOT trust that every thing is OK, simply because someone tells you it is. Secondly keep checking as things on the Internet change.

Use the XXIST Hackers Check Service

This affordable service automatically scans your servers for holes hackers can use to enter. You then receive a report giving you a full breakdown of your vulnerabilities and giving you guidelines on how to sort them out. Click here to see what a Vulnerability Report looks like.

Often you assume that you are safe because your tech people told you everything is fine. See here what company A thought was it’s set up before the scan and click here to see what was its actually set up.

Who should use this service

• Any company that has valuable data to safeguard
• If your site is important to your business process
• You have a well known brand
• You have to rely on the technical expertise of others

How does it work?

Once you commission Hackers Check Service a Vulnerability Scan is carried out every month. The scan tests your Internet servers to see if they are securely configured. There’s no password or real hacking involved just a scoping exercise of your server landscape. The Vulnerability Scan is highly effective and can be used to endorse your Security Policy and if the worse comes to the worse can be used as a ‘best practice’ back up in any legal case brought as a result of hacking.

Click here to find out more about the Hackers Check service.

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