Government

As more and more government departments implement the E-Governance Action Plan which seeks to create the right governance and institutional mechanisms, set up the core infrastructure and policies to create a citizen-centric and business-centric environment for governance, challenges of data privacy, security breaches and vulnerabilities come to the fore front and with that comes the challenge of combating such security threats. Regulations such as IT Act 2000, IS 15150 and similar mandates complicate matters by requiring stricter controls around transactions and department/agency information

Indusface having been empanelled by CERT-In (Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India) as a security auditor has enabled us to provide our information security services to several government departments and public sector undertakings in India. Indusface provides government organizations and agencies with both the protection needed to mitigate the threat of breaches in violation of applicable regulations and guidelines.

Indusface has helped various government departments with various solutions such as:

• Website and Application Security:
  Empowering you to offer newer services by securing your Web applications using SSL Certificates, Stronger Authentication, Authorization, Daily Vulnerability Assessment, Application Audit and Malware Monitoring
• Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing:
  Scanning enterprise networks and applications both internally and externally to identify vulnerabilities and threats
• Security Audit:
  Assistance in developing a comprehensive information security program to achieve organizational security goals, compliance needs and certifications.
• Strong Authentication   and   Encryption:
  Safeguarding your private corporate information transmitted between systems using encryption and Public Key Infrastructure solutions.
• Vulnerability Management:
  Defining and implementing an effective vulnerability management program to safeguard your infrastructure and critical resources
• Security Policies and Procedures:
  Providing a quantitative analysis of risk by assessing all the business information assets, processes and functions, likelihood of threats and the value of impact to the enterprise
• Compliance and Governance:
  Conduct compliance audits against industry regulations, best practices and standards to identify gaps and recommend solutions to fix them.