Website Security Audit & Vulnerability Assessments
Web Application Security Assessment
Recent media profiles of attacks targeting organizations highlight the risks that web application vulnerabilities present, making web application security more important than ever for maintaining a comprehensive security and compliance program to protect company data and assets. While standard vulnerability assessments focus on the host and server platforms, web application vulnerability assessments focus on the web applications themselves.
WAS security assessments Detects web vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and URL redirection with maximum automation. WAS provides identification of the most common web application vulnerabilities including the OWASP Top Ten. Web Application Scanning (WAS) brings web application security to a new level that includes unique capabilities – including accurate discovery and cataloging of web applications, identification of vulnerabilities and remediation paths, helping companies proactively secure their web applications.
Malware Detection Service
Thousands of web sites, including those of larger, well-established companies, are infected with malware daily, often without their knowledge. The malware can disrupt operations for the website or its users, or gain unauthorized access to information and computer systems.
In addition, with the emergence of third-party content services such as ad networks, malware often doesn’t need to reside on a web site to infect its users. To counter these threats, Malware Detection Service (MDS), scans their web sites for malware, providing automated alerts and in-depth reporting to enable prompt identification and resolution. MDS enables organizations to protect their customers from malware infections and safeguard their brand reputations daily for one year.
Manual Penetration Testing
Penetration testing is security testing in which assessors mimic real-world attacks to identify methods for circumventing the security features of an application, system, or network. It often involves launching real attacks on real systems and data that use tools and techniques commonly used by attackers. Most penetration tests involve looking for combinations of vulnerabilities on one or more systems that can be used to gain more access than could be achieved through a single vulnerability.
Penetration testing can also be useful for determining:
How well the system tolerates real world-style attack patterns
The likely level of sophistication an attacker needs to successfully compromise the system
Additional countermeasures that could mitigate threats against the system
Defenders’ ability to detect attacks and respond appropriately.
Cyber D utilizes the NIST methodology which is a widely adopted approach to performing penetration testing that is effective in testing the security of the CLIENT’s network. All of the examinations are conducted with publicly available and commercial tools.
For more information on our penetration testing services visit our Penetration Testing page