Expert Services

In line with a cumulative of twenty years of experience in providing quality and value added services in the domain of ICT security, NISER offers expert services in the following areas:

ICT Security Policy Development.
ICT security policy development is the first step in defining an organisation's requirements in information confidentiality, integrity and availability. Our hands-on and technical experiences in ICT Security, enables our team to have the advantage of being able to provide valuable assistance in developing effective security policy.
Computer Forensic Services.
Since 1997, our team has solved many computer crisis investigations by conducting computer forensics in various cases, primarily those involving Internet related crimes, involving information extraction, recovery and analysis. The computer forensics services arena is expected to become more complicated and challenging with new technological developments and our team has geared all efforts towards acquiring expertise in high technological solutions.
Security Assurance
The team has conducted various products and services evaluation as an independent, trusted third party. In general, two types of verifications can be made available based on users request. The first type is called a functionality test. This test is targeted at products or services in question for its claimed functionality, and the second type of test is called an assurance test, which verifies that the targeted products or services are not only functional but also the quality is assured. NISER can provide professional advice to ascertain whether the products and services meet your requirement based on both validation process.

Security personnel are increasingly called upon to conduct network audit, security maintenance, and security administration tasks which require skills and mastery in information security. Our security professional certifications are designed to equip these personnels with the ability to demonstrate their capabilities and validate the quality in which they carry out their security functions.

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Last Update March 11, 2001