Application/Web Penetration TestingAssessment and Penetration Testing Services
All assessment and penetration testing services provide insight to security posture, compliance, and customer assurance with solutions engineered to meet security goals without compromising business objectives. Customers select one of the following specific types of these services based on drivers affecting focus on technology, the aspect of security, and compliance.
a. HackerAssessment Service – This service is for organizations that are in the beginning stages of addressing their security. During this service professionals examine an organization’s business operations and technologies, identifying risks and compliance concerns both from the Internet and internally. Provide insight and strategy to meet security and compliance goals. Clients select this service over other types of service to save money by working with professionals openly
b. Network Penetration Testing – This service meets yearly compliance requirements including PCI and HIPAA, providing overall testing and insight to network risks either from an Internet perspective, internal perspective, or both.
c. Application/Web Penetration Testing – This testing focuses on a client’s proprietary technology or services, identifying code related risks to the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and privacy of an application. Solutions for this type of test are custom engineered to meet specific application performance and functionality requirements while solving security issues. In addition, verification of corrective actions can be optionally requested, providing certification of remediation for both the customer and clients.
d. Wireless Assessment/Pen Testing – Many organizations have moved to taking advantage of wireless over the past decade. Wireless networks carry their own unique set of risks that are often necessarily address on their own, which this test does. During this test, wireless networks are tested for risks allowing an outsider to gain access. In addition, locations are tested for “rogue wireless access points”, allowing unauthorized wireless access to the organization. Finally, security devices and operations are evaluated to measure their ability to detect ongoing wireless threats and rogue access points.
e. Exposure Assessment – This test focuses exclusively on privacy concerns within an organization. For instance: Are credit card numbers, patient information, etc being emailed out of the organization during any given month? Are there internal conflicts going on that necessitate intervention? Are inappropriate chat conversations risking liability of legal action? During this test, professionals place specialized tools in selected areas to monitor such activity and we deliver a report identifying and classifying areas of liability, including asset liability, personal liability, and business operation liability.
f. Compliance Gap Assessment – This test compares an organizations current security posture and operations to a selected Regulatory Compliance, identifying “gaps” and providing recommendations and strategy to bring an organization in compliance. This test is not the actual “compliance audit”, as those are typically pass/fail and do not provide any intelligence or consideration to those tested as to what they should do to become compliant. Instead, this test prepares an organization for compliance and a passing audit.
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