Infobyte provides products and services for financial companies wishing to protect their infrastructure and information against today’s advanced threats, while ensuring compliance with regulations and requirements such as SOX and PCI-DSS.
Infobyte Red Team Services and Faraday work together to make sure you can comply with these regulations and keep your customers' information out of the wrong hands.
Government agencies today face new threats from an ever increasing number of actors. Groups supported by the state are constantly looking to guard and filter vast amounts of highly confidential information while at the same time keeping their costs down. Privacy, spying, data and security threats are unfortunately huge risks for government agencies.
Many agencies´ departments in an age of budget cuts find themselves with stretched resources and capabilities for implementing advanced security programs. Additionally, agencies must try with limited resources to fulfill the requirements of laws such as the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)
Infobyte’s expert security team works with clients from the private and public sector trying to assist them with our knowledge in risk management and prevention.
Many health professionals organizations are rapidly trying to expand their IT capabilities for administrative purposes as well as offering a wider range of eHealth services for patients. With so much change coming in the industry, patients' information and privacy is increasing vulnerable.
The United States government passed in 1996, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (better known as HIPAA). HIPAA was passed in order to increase the protection of a patient's privacy and and to create uniform rules for the distribution and transfer of sensitive data.
The law establishes regulations guaranteeing the confidentiality, integrity and availability of healthcare information.
Any organization that stores healthcare information should at the very least understand the risks involved and should develop a comprehensive protection plan.
Infobyte has ample experience working with Health Information Systems and with analyzing hardware and devices pertinent to the healthcare field. This allows organizations to better follow regulations and improve services for their clients.
Besides testing systems, our Red Team also specializes in Physical Security tests, where we simulate how an attacker would be able to access sensitive information without attacking an application or database.
In the last couple year we have seen a huge increase in the number of cyber-attacks perpetrated against retailers, big and small.
The motive is rather simple: supermarkets, stores and shops are increasingly easy, fast and profitable for cyber delinquents. These attacks have left millions of users' information exposed. This compounded with the rise of mobile payment platforms creates new risks for organizations making it necessary to adopt a more strategic focus for protecting digital information.
Companies that accept credit cards or support mobile payment systems must fulfill comply with international regulations such as PCI-DSS for dealing with customer data and payments infrastructure.
The retail industry estimates that 45% of data breaches and cyber crime comes from the emerging e-commerce market and a growing tendency for Point-of-Sale (PoS) attacks.
Infobyte Security Research with its expert team is an excellent complement for an organization that is trying to focus more on the security space and fulfilling industry-wide requirements.
The companies that primarily focus on security consulting services are constantly striving to add value to their services for clients. Creating high-performance teams and always looking to improve are musts for companies in the field.
Working as a team, managing vulnerabilities and evaluating systems requires working with a huge amount of information and coordination for security companies.
Being able to seamlessly share information without changing a team's workflow is a huge challenge for organizations.
Infobyte developed the tool Faraday which allows a security team to do pentests collaboratively without changing their tools or methodology.