LIGATT Security International, a national leader in computer security and cybercrime investigation, announced today that their online vulnerability scanner service, AmIHackerProof.com, became the most popular online security audit service after Gregory Evans, a cyber security expert, referenced the site on a CNN report. Evans was speaking about how hackers are able to access personal or business computers, even remotely turning on computer cameras without the owners being aware. He then recommended using AmIHackerProof as a free way anyone can check for potential vulnerabilities. After the report, the online web service got over 205,000 hits over a 4-day period from people performing vulnerability scans, with over 40,000 actually registering.
The AmIHackerProof.com online scanner goes through the following process, with different reports for different prices, including a free report:
Discover your Device – The system verifies that computers being specified are actively online before scanning them.
Service Discovery – The system then performs a port scan to determine what services are running.
Vulnerability Checks – The system can then scan up to 65,000 ports, depending upon the test selected.
File Searching – The system can even search and evaluate file names on a scan target to verify compliance with corporate security and privacy policies, though it does not read file contents.
LIGATT Security International is the nation’s premier hi-tech security company, with a stated mission of becoming the country’s leading provider of hi-tech crime investigations, protecting clients against so-called “black-hat hacking”.
The company website specifies the following offerings:
Training
• White Hat Hacking Identity Theft Seminar
• Computer Theft Prevention Wireless Security
• Computer Forensics Password Cracking & Recovery
• Computer Surveillance & Spyware Cyber-Law
• Cyber-Crime Investigation
COMPUTER SECURITY
• Computer Security Audits Penetration Testing
• Security Policies Consulting/IFP Writing
• Vulnerability & Exploit Testing
CYBER-CRIME INVESTIGATION
• Identity Theft Personal Identity Theft
• Corporate Identity Theft Computer Fraud
• Cyber-Stalking Cyber-Bullying
• Cyber-Extortion
For additional information, visit the company’s website at www.ligattsecurity.com.
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