Computer Security - Network Security

Are the files on your computer accessible to anybody on the Internet? If you wonder whether your computer system is secure, it may already be too late! It only takes a moment for a hacker to ruin your day and cost you or your company thousands of dollars. Is there a reason for concern? Oftentimes we can gain access to unsuspecting computer networks within only minutes. Contact us for a vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, or to write policies to deter internal hacking. Click here to learn about virus protection and test to see that yours is running.

Reason for Concern

You may be surprised to know how many flaws there are in your operating system. The cyber criminals, known as "hackers" know all of the common security weaknesses and if you don't, you are a target. You may say, "but what can they do to me? ... I don't have anything here for them to steal." The fact is, you do, whether you realize it or not. They could gather basic personal information that would allow them to gain credit using your name.

Some hackers don't really care what is in your system. They may just want to use your Internet identity to move on to bigger and better computers. If this happens, the authorities may trace them back to your computer, and you could be blamed.

Another reason you are a target is that a hacker can use your computer to act as a server. Hackers seeking to use your computer to distribute the "warez" as they are called, can cause immeasurable difficulty. The hacker simply opens a door to your computer where their friends can come in and download the illegal goods without you ever knowing. It can cause you a lot of unnecessary hassles, and is worth preventing. Most Internet service providers, including YourNew.com, will immediately cancel any account found to be distributing illegal software. However, we are not there to watch over your shoulder to be sure that you are safe unless you hire us to do so.

YourNew.com has brought together some of the most talented honest hackers in the industry. We can tell you very quickly just how vulnerable your system is and we can fix it for you.

The question we have for you is this:

Would you rather have a known company point out the vulnerabilities of your system, or a professional thief who has malicious intent?