Our Areas of Our Focus

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 Forming a partnership with our clients and gaining a solid understanding of their needs is inherently part 

of our core values at CORMAC Resources.  

We explore your unique needs to determine the best 

Solutions that can meet and hopefully exceed your expectations.  

We Utilize the AGILE Development Methods iterative 

approach to managing software development projects 

that focuses on continuous releases and incorporating 

customer feedback with every iteration. 

Our Program Managers help to drive organizational change by helping with AGILE Transformations, including helping 

to implement DevOps practices and principles.  

They align program management practices and processes 

with agile values such as collaboration, team autonomy and empowerment, delivering value to customers, and 

adapting to change in the moment.  

CORMAC Resources remains focused on forming 

and developing partnership with our clients 

so we can effectively help you fulfill your unique needs.  

We dive in to learn everything we can about you, our Client.

Cyber-attacks are a growing concern for most businesses.  

We can help your organization learn about the threats 

and how to protect yourself. 

• Common Threats  -  Assess your Business Risk 
• Cybersecurity Best Practices  -  Training and Events
• Utilizing Vulnerability Assessment
• Network-Based Scans // Host-Based Scans
• Wireless Scans / Application Scans / Database Scans

Each of these scans can be performed in different ways; 

they can be External or Internal, 

and Authenticated or Unauthenticated. 

Let’s take a look at what that means.  

• External Vulnerability Scan is carried out from outside the network, targeting IT infrastructure that is accessible via the internet, including web applications and ports.  It’s a good way to get a sense of your network security weaknesses and detect vulnerabilities such as open firewalls and application firewalls. 
• An Internal Vulnerability scan is conducted from inside the network, and is typically used to toughen up security in systems that are only accessible to users with network access. It focuses on preventing insider threats from rogue employees or attacks from hackers who have cracked into the network. 
• An authenticated vulnerability scan is performed by allowing a tester to log into the network so they can see vulnerabilities from the point of a verified user. 
• An unauthenticated vulnerability scan only gives the view of a would-be attacker, allowing the tester to check if there are holes in security that could be exploited from the outside.