Providing information security consulting and managed security services across many commercial industries and government agencies.
We provide a full suite of information security services.
Security's leading information security services protect your business from data breaches, negative publicity, damaged credibility and disruption of services.
Salvus Solutions has the perfect mixture of technology, services, support and training to protect your organization from any and all security threats.

Salvus Solutions

Who we are?

Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), Salvus Solutions provides Commercial and Government entities with a least-cost and high performance delivery partner. Our partnerships include the largest Information Technology and Telephone Systems Manufacturers as well as close relations to most major suppliers. Information Technology is an ever-changing... + continue reading

What do we do?

Big Data Solutions, Analytics, and Security Assessments. Salvus Solutions provides big data solutions, data analytics, and advance network security assessments. We help companies level the battlefield against advanced targeted attacks and malware, and provide security professionals clear and concise answers to the toughest security questions.... + continue reading
Website security and testing is a vital part of the success of your online business. Making it a priority is crucial to your credibility as well as the protection of you, partners, and your customers. Understanding that and taking the steps to properly implement online security practices will drive increased sales and ensure secure on-line... + continue reading
Salvus Solutions penetration testing services help organizations quickly assess the security posture of their networks by safely identifying network vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Salvus security consultants use real-world exploitation scenarios to demonstrate how attackers can gain access to sensitive data or systems and significantly... + continue reading
Advanced persistent threats (APT) are launched by a group, such as a foreign government, organized crime, or hacktivist network, with both the capability and intent to continually and effectively target a specific entity. Typical perimeter defense products and other standard security controls is no match for a multi-dimensional, coordinated,... + continue reading
Network Reliability, Performance, and Security Network Solution Architecture Don't force-fit your organization into one-size-fits-all network technology that doesn't meet your needs. You don't have to be at the mercy of manufacturers dictating your technology strategy. With Salvus's Network Architecture solution, you... + continue reading
CyberView
Monday, August 12, 2013: Many enterprises possess an unrealistic confidence surrounding the security of their networks, with more than 65 percent of IT/security professionals contacted for a survey by network visibility and security intelligence specialist Landcope not thinking or being unsure that they had experienced any security incidents within the last 12 to18 months. Areas of blind spots within the typical enterprise are many, including applications, network...+ continue reading
Tuesday, January 29, 2013: This was a rough year for Java in the browser. Major new vulnerabilities repeatedly battered Java browser plugins, encouraging many organizations to get rid of Java in the browser if possible. In April, more than 600,000 Mac users found themselves recruited into the global Flashback, or Flashplayer botnet, courtesy of a Java vulnerability left unpatched on OS X for far too long. After Apple issued a removal tool and a Java patch, Oracle...+ continue reading
Tuesday, January 29, 2013: A survey indicates unsafe password management continues to be a challenge, as is the usage of applications not sanctioned by the company. Although a large majority of businesses are planning to increase the number of cloud applications used in their organizations, 71 percent admit they are using cloud apps that have not been sanctioned by their IT departments, according to a survey of 200 IT and business professionals on the adoption, use and...+ continue reading
Tuesday, January 29, 2013: As supercomputers store massive amounts of data in the cloud, personalized medicine will continue to develop. With all of the unstructured data in medical journals, doctors' notes, radiology images and faxes, IT vendors have been developing technologies to help the health care industry make sense of all the loose data. Vendors will continue to develop cloud databases  to store and process large volumes of "big data" and...+ continue reading