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The objective of a Network Audit is to assess the network architecture and design from a management perspective and to determine if adequate mechanisms are in place and operating effectively.
The need to audit is a necessity and should not be considered as a maybe. Understanding the infrastructure of your network is paramount to the design and architecture of your environment.
Network architecture refers to the layout of the network infrastructure, consisting of the hardware, software, connectivity, communication protocols and mode of transmission, such as wired or wireless.
Design planning must be supported by data which is accurate and easy to interpret. IT anywhere have simplified the process and created reports that can be understood by all levels of management.
Whether you have an internal IT department or outsourced support a 3rd party audit will provide an impartial view of the status of your network.
Diagnose weaknesses and assess network vulnerability
6-page executive summary including a 72-page detailed report
A snapshot of your network status designed for decision makers
Workstations, laptops, servers, routers, printers
Applications installed across entire network
Downtime of mission critical devices
Maintain access to expedited resolutions and repair components
Overview of installed Antivirus and if there is adequate version control in place
A review of coverage and whether the devices are up to date
A review of coverage and whether the devices are up to date
Overview of installed backup solutions discovered
Representation of the uptime of critical applications in your environment
Critical hardware in your environment such as firewalls, routers and key servers
Review of the server infrastructure based on its average resource consumption
Review of workstations based on their average resource consumption
Audit identifies potential non-compliance areas according to the GDPR/POPI Act