Security Testing

Security Testing Services

As the cyber world is becoming more-and-more vulnerable to attacks, the security of enterprise, customer data and application availability are key concerns for enterprises. Any security breach can have wide-spread and far-reaching impacts including loss of customer trust and legal repercussions. To avoid this situation, we recommend security testing services for your application.

With its team of Certified Ethical Hackers (CEH), can ensure that your application is secure from any vulnerabilities, and meets the stated security requirements like confidentiality, authorization, authentication, availability and integrity.

The best security testing companies that have expertise in assessing a wide range of applications for security threats and we ensure that your application is rigorously tested for all possible threats and vulnerabilities.

We primarily follow the OWASP (Open Web Security Project) guidelines in our security testing services along with PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOX, WAHH, OSSTM, WASC and NIST Standards as per the application specific requirements. These include a set of comprehensive checks for testing the security of your web application and ensuring that no vulnerabilities are missed during testing.

Security testing is a non-functional type of testing performed to check if an application or system is vulnerable to any number of potential attacks. The process is designed to determine that the system protects confidential data and still maintains its functionality. Lost information means lost business and possibly lost money. Security testing checks data encryption, firewalls, and any other possible access points used by malicious individuals.

Generally speaking, the people performing security tests try to think like a malicious user and attempt to ‘hack’ into the system using multiple methods. Common attack tests include Denial of Service (DOS), SQL Injection, authentication, Cross-site Scripting (XSS), privilege and function exploits, and direct object pathways. Each of these types of tests can reveal a weakness in a web or mobile application that could be exploited for the personal gain of dangerous individuals. The majority of web and mobile applications submitted for security verification do not pass the first time. Even a small breach could cost your company millions in lost business, loss of trust, and lawsuits.

Proper security testing requires dedicated training, ongoing education, continuous practice, and top rated tools. Since the dynamic world of software security is in constant flux, the best security testing engineers immerse themselves in the community of security testing and keep up to date on the latest threats and how to avoid them. This kind of testing is highly specialized and should never be disregarded as something that any developer or tester can do without proper training.

Security Testing Advantage

Large pool of CEHs (Certified Ethical Hackers).

Conformance with international standards including OWASP, OSSTMM.

Vender independence coupled with deep expertise of key security technologies.

The report classifies each vulnerability in appropriate categories along with mitigation strategy.

Ensuring zero false positives with snap-shot of exploitation.

Complete coverage of regression testing.

Vulnerability free application with an iterative strategy for further release.

Supported Tools: Hp Web Inspect, IBM App Scan, Acunetix, Cenzic Hailstorm, Burp Suite Pro and other open source tools.

GDPR Compliance Testing

GDPR will come into force on 25th May 2018. It is a European Union-wide framework for the protection of personal data of the individuals in Europe. Most organisations that process personal data for EU residents (whether as customers, contractors or employees) will have to comply with the GDPR by May 25th, 2018. After May 2018, organisations processing personal data will be held more responsible for their data collection and use than ever before.

The compliance will be an important undertaking for all enterprises, failing of which can lead to a fine of up to 4 percent of the worldwide turnover or 20 million Euro whichever is higher. GDPR is more than just a regulatory compliance—it is an opportunity to build trust, drive customer centricity and create new business opportunities.