You know an issue is prominent when it enters popular culture, and the creators of the wildly successful CSI franchise are hoping to demonstrate the increasing need for cybersecurity vigilance with the newest addition to their portfolio, CSI: Cyber. The bread and butter of this successful series of shows is the slow, complex narrative surrounding a single crime scene. They explore every lead and methodically bring the perps to justice. It’s a great formula for television.

House of Cards

For those Netflix binge watchers out there, consider also the role of the cyberterrorist with the guinea pig. At the beck and call of the FBI because of his nefarious activities, he latches on to the tail of the Frank Underwood storm and hacks his way into the personal information of his captors and their wives. High school kids who’ve been warned a million times about the dangers of their digital footprint marvel at the harvest of his efforts and ask, “How did he get all that information?”

Screen Doors and Submarines

You’ve been warned a million times as well, and you continue to encourage your organization to be responsible stewards of your network and data. But every time the media highlights another breach, that little voice in the back of your mind asks, “Am I doing enough?” Every email, transaction, and click bring new threats to the hull of your mighty ship, so the little voice has a point.

ICS uses industry-leading technologies to audit and assess your security program. Where weaknesses are discovered, we can further assess the vulnerability of your network infrastructure and, using ethical hackers, attempt an attack on the identified vulnerabilities.

Let ICS scrub your hull free of barnacles before your org chart collapses like a house of cards and Hollywood converts your headline into 47 minutes of melodrama.