Cyber Security

WAPT

Websites are prime targets of cyber criminals who steal private credentials, important organization data, perform defacement attacks, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks etc. and this leads to tangible as well as intangible losses to both organizations and their customers. With a growing number of threats to the application layer, organizations must constantly test for flaws that could compromise web application security.

Web Application Penetration Testing (WAPT) ensures that your web applications are scanned for all types of security flaws and their potential risks, followed by appropriate correction steps, thus safeguarding your web applications from cyber attacks. It is an essential component of any software testing protocol.

WAPT can be done manually or it can be automated.

While automated testing can find many vulnerabilities, there are some authorization issues and business logic flaws that only manual web penetration testing can accurately discover.To ensure secure applications, organizations are advised to conduct manual web penetration testing on every application at least once a year.

We perform a hybrid WAPT, which involves both automated and manual penetration testing of websites to ensure that not even a small security flaw remains in your websites. We check the applications for all types of security risks currently present and are proficient at finding top security risks that are described by the widely acknowledged Owasp Top-10 and SANS 25.

Our penetration testing is aimed at investigating security escape clauses in your application at different levels and reporting the findings to you in an easy yet effective manner. We are dependably there to settle the security facets for you to ensure that your site is steady and smooth running.

Network Penetration Testing

Network penetration testing is a vital exercise that simulates cyber-attacks on an organization's network to identify potential vulnerabilities and assess security measures. It typically employs a variety of techniques, mirroring the tactics used by malicious actors to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data and systems. The process not only helps to fortify security defenses but also raises awareness of potential threats.

Focusing more specifically, internal penetration testing evaluates the security of an organization’s internal networks, such as servers and workstations, to discover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by employees or malware that circumvents external security controls. This is generally conducted by security professionals who have permission to access internal systems, aiming to bolster defenses against insider attacks.

Conversely, external penetration testing examines the organization’s external assets, like web servers and firewalls, assessing how these systems withstand attacks from outside the organization. The results of both internal and external penetration tests highlight areas that need strengthening and help validate existing security measures. By regularly conducting these assessments, organizations can not only comply with regulations but also enhance their response strategies to potential incidents, ensuring a proactive approach to cybersecurity in an ever-evolving threat landscape.

MAPT

Almost every single person today owns a smartphone, be it a child or an elderly person. The increased use of smartphones has exposed the world to a wide array of cyber threats, many of which come from mobile applications which we so unreservedly use each day. And since Android is the most widely used smartphone operating system, with its Play Store offering thousands of apps, its applications have become a prime target of cyber criminals to steal private information, spying, stealing credit card details etc. Not only websites, but mobile applications are also at risk from cyber attacks.

These apps have to be tested for overall security and enhanced accordingly before releasing in the market so that cyber criminals do not find any weaknesses to exploit. Hence Android Application Penetration Testing is performed to find all security flaws present and assess the impact of exploitation of these flaws. This penetration testing can be done statically as well as dynamically to find security issues in different modules of the application.

We provide a combination of static and dynamic penetration testing services for Android applications and ensure hence thorough examination of application is achieved. We make sure that the applications are tested for all latest vulnerabilities by examining for various risks described by Owasp Mobile Top-10 –
M1: Improper Platform Usage
M2: Insecure Data Storage
M3: Insecure Communication
M4: Insecure Authentication
M5: Insufficient Cryptography
M6: Insecure Authorization
M7: Client Code Quality
M8: Code Tampering
M9: Reverse Engineering
M10: Extraneous Functionality

We are pivoted towards securing the interests of organizations and consumers so that applications can be used seamlessly without the fear of cyber threats.
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Cyber Security Audit

A cyber security audit focuses on cyber security standards, guidelines and procedures, as well as the implementation of these controls. The cyber security audit relies on other operational audits as well.

Part of audit is ensuring that organizations have implemented controls. This means that preventative tools such as firewalls and antivirus software have been put in place. It also means that awareness efforts have been made, and that user education about password construction and backups has been provided. Regular updates—to both preventative tools and awareness efforts—are a necessity. That’s why regular audits are so important; your organization must ensure that these processes are well-designed, executed properly and as up-to-date as possible. Cyber security audits should be done annually based on business needs. They should include planned activities with specific start and end dates, including exact expectations and clear communications.

We Provide :
• Protection of sensitive data and intellectual property.
• Protection of networks to which multiple information resource are connected.
• Responsibility and accountability for the device and information contained in it.
• Data security policies relating to the network, database and applications in place.
• Effective network access controls implemented.
• Detection/prevention systems deployed.
• Security controls established (physical and logical).
• Incident response program implemented.

Source Code Review

A secure code review is perhaps a better investment of your time and resources than penetration testing is and can help you fix basic flaws when it is still quick and easy to do so, and before any major damage has been done. While a number of app development companies use automated solutions to scan their code, these tools are often not adequate to detect and address all security issues in application code.

Our code review team has years of experience both creating applications and conducting secure code reviews. We use a combination of automated and manual reviews to find and suggest fixes for coding errors that may eventually lead to serious security issues.

IS Audit

Audits are important tools for organizations. A thoroughly conducted audit program can assure organizational stakeholders of the financial, operational and ethical well-being of an organization. It should confirm the effectiveness of current operations and on-going compliance with administrative or legal regulations. Or it can reveal the need for change or urgent action.

Information system (IS) audits support all of these outcomes, focusing on the information and related technology and systems that organizations depend on for competitive advantages.