ARE YOU READY FOR CATSCAN?
CATSCAN® is the next evolution in protective services. Instead of providing a one-size-fits-all, commodity assessment, CATSCAN offers novel red team services that closely match the operational cadence of real-world attacks. CATSCAN enables ProactiveRISK clients to have much better insight into their security posture by witnessing well-trained and tool-rich operators attempt to access their network.
Every project has a beginning, a middle and an end. But they’re not the same for every business. Where a CATSCAN implementation starts for your department will be different from where it starts for a similar department in another company.
That’s why ProactiveRISK starts every comprehensive application testing and scanning project with a scoping exercise. We can reduce the time it takes us – and probably save you some money – if we ask some basic questions about your department’s readiness for this new technology. Based on your candid responses, we can supply you with a not-to-exceed proposal that will prevent needless work and enable us to focus straightaway on your pinpoints.
Every project has a beginning, a middle and an end. But they’re not the same for every business. Where a CATSCAN implementation starts for your department will be different from where it starts for a similar department in another company.
That’s why ProactiveRISK starts every comprehensive application testing and scanning project with a scoping exercise. We can reduce the time it takes us – and probably save you some money – if we ask some basic questions about your department’s readiness for this new technology. Based on your candid responses, we can supply you with a not-to-exceed proposal that will prevent needless work and enable us to focus straightaway on your pinpoints.
Your unique needs will determine where along our five-phase project timeline we start, which stages require the most resources and what a successful end-of-job looks like.
Do you think your organization is ready for CATSCAN comprehensive application testing and scanning? Let’s discuss!
