Security Audits

Security measures are ineffective if not properly enforced. Netrika's Security Audit service evaluates how well your organisation's security policies are being implemented. Our audits will identify any gaps and vulnerabilities in your current security systems and procedures.

With our global presence, we have the resources to identify not only where weaknesses and security gaps exist in your systems, but also the issues driving noncompliance. We can help you establish a balanced and effective security risk management program that you can trust and feel confident about. This exercise is especially beneficial for standardising policies and procedures.

Our comprehensive process of security audits includes the following crucial steps:

As-is-analysis: Evaluation of the adequacy and effectiveness of your current system.
Gaps Identification: Identification of critical gaps in your existing security setup comprising people, process, technology and infrastructure.
Mitigation: We recommend security measures to close the identified gaps.

Netrika's security audits also play an important role in internal investigations when anomalies are suspected. Additionally, the discoveries can help strengthen your internal controls to mitigate future problems. Our security and safety audits cover a wide range of industries, and we provide customised safety & security audits for schools, hotels, manufacturing plants, banks etc.

Sanjay Kaushik

Managing Director, Netrika Consulting India Pvt Ltd, ASIS APAC Board Member

CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP

+91-124-488-3000

Kartik Vig

Director - Security & Risk Consulting

+91-124-488-3000

Organisations are trying to be proactive with their monitoring to spot suspicious people and packages before crimes occur.

Sanjay Kaushik

CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP Managing Director

With our quality of work, we at Netrika enable businesses to grow and prosper by helping them address their security and risks.

Kartik Vig

Director - Security & Risk Consulting

What we offer

Data with integrity.
Our methodologies reflect a strict adherence to industry-recognized standards. Moreover, we deliver one of the highest educations and employment verification rates in the industry.
We design products and services that adapt proactively to current and future needs for screening.
Compliance-driven Strategies Risk mitigation is a crucial component for successful recruitment when developing the brand.
Fast Turnaround Times: To help customers make decisions even faster, we deliver real-time results as they are available, accelerate communications between third parties, and can leverage candidate-provided documentation where appropriate.
Global Reach: With today’s globalized workforce, it’s essential that your background check company be able to procure candidate background information from around the world.
100 Years of cumulative Experience You Can Rely On.
Member of PBSA- Professional Background Screening Association.

FAQs

What is security audit?

A security audit is a thorough assessment of the security posture of an organisation. It ascertains whether security regulations are being followed and pinpoints the opportunities for improvement.

Why do security audits matter?

Security audits reveal weak points in current defences, areas where employee training can be enhanced, and enable them to develop new security regulations. Additionally, it offers adequate visibility into all divisions of your business.

What are the types of security audits?

Security audits can be classified into internal audits run by team members, second-party audits run by your organization on its supplier, and third-party or external audits of your company run by third-party.

Why do companies need a security audit?

While crisis management deals with managing a crisis from its start through recovery, business continuity keeps business operations running while facing and overcoming challenges brought on by a crisis.

What does a security audit assess?

A security audit assesses the physical components of your data, software, applications, and network vulnerabilities, including data evaluation and the human dimension of security which includes how employees deal with sensitive data.