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Protection of Guest Data
Hospitality establishments collect and store vast amounts of sensitive guest information, including personal details, payment card numbers, and travel preferences. Cybersecurity measures are essential to safeguard this data from unauthorized access, ensuring guest privacy and preventing identity theft or fraud.
Securing Payment Systems
Hospitality businesses process numerous financial transactions daily, including room bookings, dining charges, and other services. Cyberattacks targeting payment systems can compromise guest payment data, leading to financial losses and reputational damage. Implementing robust cybersecurity helps secure payment processing systems, preventing unauthorized access or tampering with transaction data.
Preservation of Guest Trust and Reputation
Guests expect their personal information to be handled securely by hospitality establishments. A data breach or security incident can erode guest trust, damage the reputation of hotels or resorts, and lead to negative publicity and financial losses. Prioritizing cybersecurity helps maintain guest trust, enhance brand reputation, and demonstrate a commitment to guest privacy and security.
Ensuring Operational Continuity
Cyberattacks such as ransomware or denial-of-service (DoS) attacks can disrupt hotel operations, leading to booking system outages, room cancellations, and guest dissatisfaction. Implementing cybersecurity measures, including data backups, incident response plans, and system redundancies, helps ensure business continuity and minimize the impact of cyber incidents on guest experiences.
Compliance with Regulatory Requirements
The hospitality industry is subject to various regulations and standards related to data protection, privacy, and cybersecurity, such as the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) or the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Compliance with these regulations requires hospitality establishments to implement robust cybersecurity measures to protect guest data and avoid regulatory penalties.
Protection Against Reservation Fraud
Cybercriminals often target hospitality businesses through reservation fraud, including fake bookings, identity theft, and credit card fraud. Cybersecurity measures help detect and prevent reservation fraud by securing online booking systems, verifying the authenticity of guest information, and monitoring for suspicious activities.
Exploitative External Penetration Test
The objective of an exploitative penetration test is to actively exploit vulnerabilities and weaknesses in a system or network to determine the impact and potential risks if these vulnerabilities were to be exploited by malicious actors. This type of test simulates a real-world attack scenario.
Up to 25 Public IP Addresses or URLs- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $3,995
Essential External Threat Evaluation
Essential External Threat Evaluation refers to the process of identifying, assessing, and prioritizing external threats to an organization's operations, assets, and objectives. This evaluation is crucial for developing effective security measures and risk mitigation strategies.
- Up to 25 Public IP Addresses or URLs
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $1,395
External Vulnerability Assessment
Identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the external-facing components of a system or network, such as web servers, firewalls, and public-facing applications. The focus is on discovering potential entry points for attackers from outside the organization.
- Up to 25 Public IP Addresses or URLs
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $995
Internal Vulnerability Assessment
Security process that focuses on identifying and evaluating vulnerabilities and weaknesses within an organization's internal network, systems, and infrastructure. The primary goal is to proactively find and address security weaknesses before they can be exploited.
Up to 256 Internal IP Addresses- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $1,795
Public Cloud Review
Public cloud review involves a combination of technical assessments, cost analysis, security, compliance evaluations, and performance testing of services provided by Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and others. Regular evaluations ensure alignment with evolving organizational needs.
- 1 Public Cloud Tenant Account
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $2,995
Phishing Assessment
Phishing test assess an organization's susceptibility to phishing attacks. Malicious actors attempt to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords, financial data, etc. Phishing tests are conducted to educate & train individuals or employees on recognizing and avoiding it.
- $395 Fee + $10/E-mail Address Tested
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed tile-price: $495
Enterprise Security Assessment
Enterprise security assessments vary, yet our organization prioritizes the most critical elements essential for comprehensive evaluation. Our approach encompasses key facets such as vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, password cracking, cloud review, phishing.
- Per Enterprise
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $7,995
Automated Dynamic Application Security Test
Non-functional testing is a process where an application is evaluated using specific techniques. The outcome of this testing process reveals security weaknesses and vulnerabilities present in the application. Essentially, it focuses on aspects such as performance, usability, and security.
- 1 Public IP Address or URL
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $1,995
FTC Safeguards Rule Compliance Assessment
Also called FTC privacy safeguard review refers to a process undertaken by the United States Federal Trade Commission to assess and enforce privacy safeguards and regulations in place to protect security of consumers' personal information and data privacy.
- Per Enterprise
- Formal Threat Report
Fixed price: $7,995