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Renewal Evidence Summary for Northwind Creative Co.

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Program evidence for Northwind Creative Co.

Generated

Open failures

This section lists required controls whose finding is fail as of this snapshot. The list is empty when no required control is failing.

Failed required controls: 1

Open failures

This section lists required controls whose finding is fail as of this snapshot. The list is empty when no required control is failing.

Internet exposure

This section lists each TCP port the public-hostname check fails, and why, then the latest scan of the subscribed hostname.

Each week we try to connect to these TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) ports on your public hostname. An open port fails the check. We record that the port accepted a connection. We do not see whether a password is set, and we do not name a software bug.

Remote login and file sharing

These should accept connections from a known network, not from the whole internet.

Port Service Why it fails
21 FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Sends passwords and files without encryption.
22 SSH (Secure Shell) A remote command line. It should not accept logins from the whole internet.
23 Telnet A remote command line with no encryption. The same class of exposure as FTP.
445 SMB (Windows file sharing) Windows file sharing. Ransomware campaigns scan the internet for this port.
3389 RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) Windows remote desktop. It is scanned constantly and is a common ransomware path.
5900 VNC and Apple Screen Sharing Remote screen sharing. Attacks have used Macs whose port 5900 was reachable from the internet.
5985 WinRM (Windows Remote Management) Remote PowerShell. Port 5985 is the default HTTP listener when this service is on.
5986 WinRM over HTTPS The same remote-management service as port 5985, with encryption.

Windows services on a server or domain controller

Microsoft documents these as the listeners for directory services. They do not belong on the public hostname.

Port Service Why it fails
88 Kerberos Domain login. A domain controller listens here by default and should not be published on the public hostname.
135 Windows RPC (Remote Procedure Call) Windows listens here by default. Microsoft’s guidance for directory bugs is to refuse this port from networks you do not trust.
139 NetBIOS session Older Windows file sharing. It is the companion to port 445 when file sharing is on.
389 LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) The directory of users and computers. A domain controller listens here by default.
464 Kerberos password change The service that changes domain passwords. A domain controller listens here by default.
636 LDAP over TLS The same directory as port 389, with encryption. Encryption does not make it safe to publish.
3268 Active Directory Global Catalog The catalog of accounts in an Active Directory forest. A domain controller listens here by default.
3269 Active Directory Global Catalog over TLS The same catalog as port 3268, with encryption.
9389 Active Directory Web Services The management API for Active Directory. It is installed with a domain controller.

Databases and data stores

An open port fails the check. The scan does not see whether a password is set.

Port Service Why it fails
1433 Microsoft SQL Server The default SQL Server port. Internet scanners try passwords and then run commands on the computer.
3306 MySQL A database. Copies left open on the internet are brute-forced and have been wiped for ransom.
5432 PostgreSQL A database. A trust rule or a weak password on an internet-facing copy is a full login.
6379 Redis An in-memory database. Internet-reachable copies have been used to run commands on the host, including through CVE-2022-0543 on Debian and Ubuntu packages.
9200 Elasticsearch A search database. Open copies have been wiped for ransom, and CVE-2015-1427 in this service is on the known-exploited list.
27017 MongoDB A document database. In 2017, internet-reachable copies with no login were wiped and held for ransom.

Ports 80 and 443 are your website, and port 25 is mail. An open website or mail port does not fail this list. DNS (the Domain Name System) is not in this list. We do not probe UDP (User Datagram Protocol) ports, such as the SQL Browser or NetBIOS name service.

Target: northwind.example — Pass ·

Open ports: 80, 443

TLS hygiene

Port 443: Pass · TLS 1.3 · expires in 64 days

Identity & SaaS posture

This section reports the latest connector findings for identity and SaaS controls on the subscribed platform.

Platform: Google Workspace · last sync

Control Finding Evidence
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Enforced for All Users Pass Users without MFA: 0
Super Admin Count Within Policy Pass Super admin count: 2
Drive External Sharing Posture Fail Sharing capability: External allowed

Backup posture

This section records the declared backup method, compliance evidence archive status, and data-backup policy review state.

Compliance evidence archive: Enabled

Backup method (declared): Cloud vendor

Last evidence pack:

Data backup policy past due for review: No

Evidence pack contents: Tenant exports, report snapshots, and connector metadata

Endpoint enrollment

Active devices: 8 / 8

Last sync:

Artifact history

This section lists staff reviews and company policy uploads on file, with review-due dates where recorded.

Uploaded company policies

Policy Uploaded by Date File
Data backup policy Dana Ortiz data-backup-policy.docx
Incident response policy Dana Ortiz ir-policy.pdf

Company policies expected for this service tier

Assure Plan expects 12 company policies. 2 are on file.

Policy Required Provided to CyberSafe.Now On file
Dual control for payment changes Yes No —
Acceptable use policy documented Yes No —
Data handling and classification policy documented Yes No —
Password and access control policy documented Yes No —
Information security program policy documented Yes No —
Incident response policy documented Yes Yes ir-policy.pdf (Dana Ortiz, )
Remote work security policy documented Yes No —
Third-party and vendor risk policy documented Yes No —
Data backup policy documented Yes Yes data-backup-policy.docx (Dana Ortiz, )
Backup and business continuity policy documented Yes No —
Security awareness training policy documented Yes No —
Generative AI acceptable-use policy documented Yes No —

Expected policies not provided to CyberSafe.Now

This section lists company policies on the current plan that have no adopted upload. Required policies in this list have no file on record.

Policy Control Required
Dual control for payment changes Dual Control for Payment Changes Yes
Acceptable use policy documented Acceptable Use Policy Documented Yes
Data handling and classification policy documented Data Handling and Classification Policy Documented Yes
Password and access control policy documented Password and Access Control Policy Documented Yes
Information security program policy documented Information Security Program Policy Documented Yes
Remote work security policy documented Remote Work Security Policy Documented Yes
Third-party and vendor risk policy documented Third-Party and Vendor Risk Policy Documented Yes
Backup and business continuity policy documented Backup and Business Continuity Policy Documented Yes
Security awareness training policy documented Security Awareness Training Policy Documented Yes
Generative AI acceptable-use policy documented Generative AI Acceptable-Use Policy Documented Yes

Adopted policy: Data backup policy

This section reproduces the extracted text of an adopted company policy. CyberSafe.Now retains this extract; original PDF or Word bytes are not stored.

Uploaded by Dana Ortiz as data-backup-policy.docx. Text is the latest extract CyberSafe.Now has on file (original PDF/Word bytes are not retained).

Northwind Creative Co. data backup policy.
Production tenant exports are copied monthly to encrypted object storage.
Dana Ortiz reviews restore tests each quarter and records the result.
Backup media leaving the office require dual custody.

Adopted policy: Incident response policy

This section reproduces the extracted text of an adopted company policy. CyberSafe.Now retains this extract; original PDF or Word bytes are not stored.

Uploaded by Dana Ortiz as ir-policy.pdf. Text is the latest extract CyberSafe.Now has on file (original PDF/Word bytes are not retained).

Northwind Creative Co. incident response policy.
Staff report suspected incidents to Priya Shah within one hour.
Do not wipe devices before insurer approval.
The owner notifies CyberInsure Claims at 1-800-555-0142.