Information Security

Modern organizations face increasing demands to protect critical data assets and show accountability and responsibility for information management. Computer Forensic Services, Inc. (CFS) provides a strategic, comprehensive security solution. CFS bases their information security practice on current best-practices and on established security standards and regulations (such as HIPAA, ISO17799, FDA CFR21 part 11, and other). CFS provides a full-range of information security services, including:

Assessment / Discovery

Expert-guided interviews and deployment of discovery technologies. CFS experts have experience in strategic security analysis for dozens of Fortune 500 companies and has performed hundreds of security assessments. Assessments are the fastest way to understand an organization's current level of security and plan the highest-return and most immediate actions to establish a solid security baseline.

Build / Development

Once CFS has established a plan for corrective action or under the direction of an existing plan, CFS can utilize their experienced resources to create a solid foundation for security management. With a long-term, sustained security mindset, CFS can help information management create a business-appropriate security environment that considers the relative risk of differing areas within the organization. Activities commonly include organizational policy development, systems reconfiguration, security device deployment, disaster preparedness improvement, staff training, management briefings and continual improvements.

Monitoring

Every information environment naturally generates a wealth of security data that needs ongoing monitoring. CFS experts enhance the current security data generated by an organization and remotely watch for security anomalies that could require reconfiguration or investigation. CFS provides staff ready for forensic testimony for litigation support and utilizes methods to help clients understand their forensic exposure as well as their ongoing risk levels and the actions required to mitigate risk.