grocery stores undergo vulnerability scanning
Case Study

Multilocation grocery store enhances internal IT practices as a result of vulnerability scan

Multilocation grocery store verifies security of internal systems and validates effectiveness of IT practices with vulnerability scanning.
grocery stores undergo vulnerability scanning
Case Study

Multilocation grocery store enhances internal IT practices as a result of vulnerability scan

Multilocation grocery store verifies security of internal systems and validates effectiveness of IT practices with vulnerability scanning.

Client background and need

A grocery store client was looking to verify the security of their internal systems and validate the effectiveness of their IT operations through scanning of their internal network and systems to identify missing operating system patches, missing third-party application patches, and misconfigured security settings.

Baker Tilly's solution-driven approach

Baker Tilly deployed a virtual scanning appliance on the client's network and began to scan for active systems and services on the network. Once the team identified the active systems and services, they performed vulnerability scanning utilizing both credentialed and non-credentialed methods. This level of testing allowed the team to identify various missing security patches at the operating system and application level, while also identifying firmware upgrades required for internal networking devices.

The accomplished results

The client utilized Baker Tilly's results to enhance some of their own internal IT practices, and develop more robust asset management and vulnerability management processes.

Brian Nichols
Principal
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