Levels of Infrastructure Security

Infrastructure Physical Security

This elementary layer protects physical assets with features such as closed doors, fences, security cameras, backup generators, and geographically varied failover sites.

Network Security

Protecting data in transit is critical. This layer focuses on encrypting network traffic (both on-premises and in the cloud), effective firewall management, and a strong implementation of authentication and authorization systems.

Application Security

On application security. Key measures include protecting databases from attacks like SQL injection and hardening other applications against unauthorized access and exploits.

Data Security

At the core of infrastructure security is the protection of data, regardless of where it is stored or how it is formatted. This involves encrypting data, making regular backups, and using anonymization measures where applicable.

Physical Security

This elementary layer protects physical assets with features such as closed doors, fences, security cameras, backup generators, and geographically varied failover sites.

Network Security

Protecting data in transit is critical. This layer focuses on encrypting network traffic (both on-premises and in the cloud), effective firewall management, and a strong implementation of authentication and authorization systems.

Application Security

This layer focuses on application security. Key measures include protecting databases from attacks like SQL injection and hardening other applications against unauthorized access and exploits.

Data Security

At the core of infrastructure security is the protection of data, regardless of where it is stored or how it is formatted. This involves encrypting data, making regular backups, and using anonymization measures where applicable.

how we stay ahead of cyber threats

Our security testing team takes a hybrid approach, combining automated and human methodologies to improve the efficiency of vulnerability evaluations. We also created IDpass, a secure, user-friendly verification and unlocking mechanism for desktops and apps.

IT Infrastructure

Our vulnerability testing process begins with automated scans carried out by InterSources's security engineers. The scanning tools utilized are adapted to your needs and budget. These programs use vulnerability databases to find known flaws and determine your company's vulnerability to them. This automated technique covers a wide range of potential security vulnerabilities effectively.

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Applications

Our security testing team optimizes the automatic scanning technologies and personally checks the data to avoid false positives. This exhaustive hand verification guarantees that you obtain accurate and dependable results, which include only proven vulnerabilities.

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Kasm Platform

Providing containerized programs and desktops to end users. Kasm's workspaces platform offers enterprise-class orchestration, data loss prevention, and web streaming technologies to bring containerized workloads to your browser.

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ID Pass

Surround your MFA with secure enrollment and recovery for all users, or use our Helpdesk Copilot to confidently authenticate any customer or employee with a single click

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How We Manage Security Vulnerabilities

Expert analysis & strategic guidance

Vulnerability Assessment

We provide comprehensive vulnerability assessments to detect security flaws in your systems and applications. This enables you to identify and resolve important hazards before they become exploited.

Penetration Testing

Penetration testing puts your defenses to the test by simulating real-world attack tactics. This identifies possible breaches and helps you boost your security posture.

Compliance Assessment

Our compliance examinations verify that your firm adheres to industry norms and laws. This reduces legal risk and fosters confidence among parties.

Managed Security Services

24x7 Managed Security Operations Center

Our specialized SOC team monitors and analyzes your security posture 24/7. They recognize and respond to threats in real time, reducing the harm.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

EDR solutions monitor network endpoints for suspicious activity. This enables the speedy identification and removal of malware and other threats.

Cloud Security powered by AWS

Using the knowledge of AWS security professionals, we provide complete cloud security services to protect your data and applications in the cloud.

Compliance

ISO 27001:2022 Certification

We provide comprehensive vulnerability assessments to detect security flaws in your systems and applications. This enables you to identify and resolve important hazards before they become exploited.

NIST frameworks

Our team helps you connect your security processes with the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework, which is a comprehensive approach to managing cybersecurity risks.

Data Privacy Compliance

We have knowledge in dealing with numerous data privacy requirements, such as the Data Privacy and Data Protection Act (DPDPA), Data Protection Directive (DPD), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This allows you to secure sensitive data and avoid expensive penalties.

Case  Studies

How a Shopify API Flaw Exposed Gift Card Data

A critical API vulnerability in Shopify’s endpoint was discovered during an audit for a client’s eCommerce platform, as part of Shopify’s Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP). The flaw allowed unauthorized staff users to access sensitive gift card data. Using A/B testing, the InterSources team demonstrated how a non-privileged user could manipulate queries to bypass restrictions.

How One Endpoint Opened The Door

To prevent similar vulnerabilities, InterSources recommended strict server-side authorization, improved query validation, detailed logging, and regular penetration testing.

What Our Clients Say

As a leader in residential mortgage due diligence and quality control services, The Arbor Group relies on Kasm for secure and scalable virtual desktop solutions to enhance productivity and ensure data security. Kasm’s seamless integration streamlinesoperations, safeguards sensitive data, and supports remote team members, ensuring the delivery of the highest quality services to our clients in the mortgage industry -- Todd Grashaw President of The Arbor Group LLC

As an IT Director juggling multiple vendors, I appreciated how InterSources unified vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and compliance into one simplified process. Their platform is intuitive, their support team is responsive, and their insights helped us avoid major risks.
Mark D., IT Director, Healthcare Enterprise

We were under pressure to meet CMMC 2.0 compliance requirements fast. InterSources didn’t just check the boxes—they offered hands-on support, expert guidance, and walked us through every phase. Thanks to them, we passed our audit with confidence.
James K., VP of Cybersecurity, Defense Contractor

Our previous assessments were slow, overly complex, and loaded with jargon. InterSources changed that. Their process is fast, their reports are crystal clear, and their team actually listens to our needs. Security doesn't have to be overwhelming anymore.
Steven M., Technology Director, Retail Sector

What stood out to me was the performance and simplicity of InterSources’ platform. Their hybrid approach of automated and manual testing gave us precise, trustworthy results—no fluff, no false positives. I highly recommend them for any organization serious about cybersecurity.
David B., CIO, Logistics Company

Frequently asked questions

What is a threat?
A threat (or threat actor) is a person or system that can exploit vulnerabilities that might destroy your system, disclose your data, or abuse your company's resources.
What is a vulnerability?
A vulnerability is a weakness or gap in an organization’s security infrastructure that might be exposed by a threat actor.
What is the difference between threat and vulnerability?
Vulnerabilities are weaknesses, whereas threats represent the possibility of a flaw manifesting into a cybersecurity event (e.g., a breach or attack). Many security programs refer to the interaction of threats and vulnerabilities as risk.
What Kinds of Security Vulnerabilities Should You Watch Out For?
Vulnerabilities can be divided into different groups, including but not limited to:
- encryption ProblemsInsider Threats.
- Authentication Limitations
- Insufficient Protection Processes.