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ANNUAL






                                         SECURITY




                                             PEN TEST



                                             REMEDIATION

























     The 2024 Penetration Test has successfully concluded,      The Penetration Test spanned several phases,
     providing a comprehensive assessment of the District’s     beginning with an initial assessment and planning
     security infrastructure. The primary purpose of this       phase, followed by the execution of penetration testing
     project was to identify and address vulnerabilities        on both external and internal systems. Vulnerability
     within external and internal systems, ensuring that        findings were documented, and corrective actions were
     the District’s defenses are resilient against potential    taken to address the issues identified. A re-scanning
     cyber threats. The testing process was designed to         process confirmed the resolution of vulnerabilities.
     evaluate the security posture of critical infrastructure
     and applications, focusing on identifying possible         Key takeaways from the project include the importance
     weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious            of ongoing vulnerability assessments, the need for
     actors.                                                    effective coordination across departments, and the
                                                                value of ensuring thorough remediation of identified
     The project achieved its goals by identifying critical and   risks.
     high vulnerabilities across the District’s network. The
     successful remediation of these security flaws ensures     In conclusion, the 2024 Penetration Test was a
     that the District is better equipped to handle emerging    success in identifying vulnerabilities, improving security
     security threats, ensuring compliance with industry        measures, and enhancing awareness of potential
     standards and regulations.                                 threats.

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