Audit modelWebsite security audit

A firewall is a device that limits access to only authorized services and machines

The operator and/or the host can implement solutions to absorb the traffic overload of this type of cyber attack

Antivirus software can detect and block malicious programs that may be deposited or stored on the site

Applying security updates to all components of your site will remove known security vulnerabilities

An operational backup is essential to be able to restore the website to the state before an incident.

Each service opened on the website is a possible entry point for a cybercriminal. It is therefore important to limit them to the essentials.

The accesses allowing to manage the website or to modify it must be differentiated and be subject to a reinforced control

Poor password management is one of the primary causes of cyberattacks

Two-step authentication strengthens password security by requiring a confirmation code at each new login.

The HTTPS protocol makes it possible to protect the information exchanged between the user stations and the Internet site from interception.

It is important to use the available solutions to avoid theft or misappropriation of the website name

These extensions can improve the functionality of the site, but are also possible entry points for cybercriminals.

Access logging makes it possible to identify illegitimate access and to trace the chronology of an attack.

Monitoring of connections and changes to the site allows for early detection and response to cyberattack attempts

A website is constantly evolving. The maintenance of its security level must therefore be regularly controlled (audit) by specialists.