Enterprises are increasingly extending application access to users and business partners outside traditional boundaries. This trend towards integrating applications between business partners means that your company relies on must be stronger and a more dependable application security framework is in place. It must ensure that only authorized users and partner applications are allowed access to key enterprise applications and data.
Our Application Security Assessment is designed to identify and assess threats to the organization through bespoke, proprietary applications or systems. We use the OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) guidelines and the OSSTMM standard to build the assessment checklists. These applications may provide interactive access to potentially sensitive materials. It is vital that they be assessed to ensure that
The methodology for audit is divided into 5 phases:
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The application doesn't expose the underlying servers and software to attack(s), and
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A malicious user cannot access, modify or destroy data or services within the system.
TVSNet’s Application Security assessment is one of the strongest services available in the industry for protecting and securing your Applications. Our Application Security assessment methods test applications against a pre–defined set of parameters developed on best practices and vast expertise. Our application security assessments include black box, gray box and white box testing as well as detailed code reviews that can help you pinpoint weaknesses and find ways to fix them.
Web Application Security Audit
According to industry analyst Gartner, almost 75% of cyber attacks are at the web application level. Most web applications host valuable data and are in great danger of exposure. Our Application Security Assessment reveals the vulnerabilities and configuration flaws that may lead to information loss, unauthorized access or service denials. We also test user identification / authentication and input/output validation controls.
The application will be tested for logical and programming errors that can be used to make the web-application do something it is not allowed to do. Tests for SQL injection, Cross-site scripting and session-hijacking vulnerabilities will be performed. This is a specialized area of testing as each web-application is different. The following are some of the tests which will be conducted on the target application:
