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Cyber Assessments
Cyber Assessments
Vulnerability Assessments
Is the process of finding risks and vulnerabilities in computer networks, systems, hardware, applications, and other aspects of the IT ecosystem. Vulnerability assessments offer security teams and other stakeholders with the knowledge they need to identify and prioritize threats for future repair in the appropriate context.
Vulnerability assessments are an important part of the vulnerability management and IT risk management life cycles because they assist safeguard systems and data against unauthorized access and data breaches. Vulnerability assessments often make use of technologies such as vulnerability scanners to detect threats and faults in an organization's IT infrastructure that reflect possible vulnerabilities or risk exposures.
Vulnerability assessments allow security teams to apply a consistent, comprehensive, and clear approach to identifying and resolving security threats and risks.
This can be beneficial for an organisation as it provides:
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Immediate and reliable detection of threats and breaches in IT security
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Remedial measures to close any vulnerabilities and safeguard delicate systems and data
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Comply with cybersecurity compliance and regulatory requirements such as HIPAA and PCI DSS.
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Prevent data leaks and other unauthorized access.
Penetration Testing
Penetration testing, often known as ethical hacking, is the act of examining a company's information technology security and incident response systems to see whether there are any exploitable flaws that might be exploited to harm the organization or its reputation.
In a short, penetration testing is an effort to acquire access to a company's resources or information while the target is unaware. Thus, penetration testing might be regarded as "ethical hacking," or hacking with permission.
Penetration Testing Methodology
Black Box
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The Black Box evaluation is just a penetration test with little to no knowledge about the target. This is the most realistic form of test since it most precisely replicates a cyber-attack launched from outside the firm.
Grey Box Testing
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Grey Box testing is a type of penetration testing in which the hacker is given little knowledge about the target. This test most precisely replicates an insider assault carried out by a member of the organization's staff.
White Box testing
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The hacker acquires all essential information, replicating the type of attack that internal corporate staff would do to assess the network's security.
Web Application Testing
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This service is provided to our clients in order to secure private customer information requested by online apps.