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Network Pentesting

What Is Infrastructure Penetration Testing ?

An infrastructure inspection examines network nodes and apps for vulnerabilities before exploiting them. Buguard searches and examines every infrastructure component using the same tactics and procedures as hackers and cybercriminals, seeking to fix vulnerabilities. Hackers use weaknesses in your network architecture to access sensitive data, such as personal information or monetary systems. Once within your network, hackers can exfiltrate data, extort money, or unleash massive disruption and mayhem. An infrastructure penetration test or vulnerability assessment will ensure that the tested systems and security measures develop following best practices. There are no standard or publicly acknowledged weaknesses in the target system at the time of the test. Bugs can be repaired before an attack, or breach of security happens if they are found 

Top 10 Web Application Security Risks

A01:2021-Broken Access Control
A02:2021-Cryptographic Failures
A03:2021-Injection
A04:2021-Insecure Design
A05:2021-Security Misconfiguration
A06:2021-Vulnerable and Outdated Components
A07:2021-Identification and Authentication Failures
A08:2021-Software and Data Integrity Failures
A09:2021-Security Logging and Monitoring Failures
A10:2021-Server-Side Request Forger

What will we delivery after the engagement?

Brief about our tests, achievements and findings
• List of vulnerabilities, their classification and threat level
• Devices and systems we used and protocols we followed
• Sudden and far-sighted recommendations.

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Positions

Engineering

Back-end Software Developer

San Francisco

C++ Developer

San Francisco

Security Researcher

San Francisco

Business Development

Sales Specialist

San Francisco

Customer Success Engineer

San Francisco

Product Management

Product Manager

San Francisco

UX Designer

San Francisco

Services

Advanced Penetration Testing

Web Pentesting

What Is Web Applications Penetration Testing?

An infrastructure inspection examines network nodes and apps for vulnerabilities before exploiting them. Buguard searches and examines every infrastructure component using the same tactics and procedures as hackers and cybercriminals, seeking to fix vulnerabilities. Hackers use weaknesses in your network architecture to access sensitive data, such as personal information or monetary systems. Once within your network, hackers can exfiltrate data, extort money, or unleash massive disruption and mayhem. An infrastructure penetration test or vulnerability assessment will ensure that the tested systems and security measures develop following best practices. There are no standard or publicly acknowledged weaknesses in the target system at the time of the test. Bugs can be repaired before an attack, or breach of security happens if they are found 

External Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Our development team conducts a more in-depth examination of the coding involved, the current danger, and which coding should prioritize for review. We discover any missing strings or unnecessary coding left in the application by going over the code.

Internal Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Value Mentor conducts analysis using two distinct approaches. Depending on the situation, we use either one or both.

Cloud and Virtualization Penetration Testing

Automated tools are used to examine each coding sequence and its related output, then compared to the necessary result. Manual analysis entails inspecting the application code line by line for logical flaws, insecure cryptography use, insecure system settings, and other known platform concerns.

Report

Our analysis includes an executive summary that highlights business risks and detailed concerns with proposed corrective measures. 

Review of Findings

Our analysis includes an executive summary that highlights business risks and detailed concerns with proposed corrective measures. 

Our Security Testing Approach

Methodology

Static Testing

Config files analysis: URL disclosure, server credentials, cryptographic keys, hardcoded passwords, etc.

Dynamic Testing

Input Validation: Injection flaws, malicious input acceptance, buffer overflow, unrestricted file upload, business logic validation, improper error handling and disclosure, improper session management, log tampering, etc.

Server-side Testing

​Web servers: Directory traversal, injection flaws, sensitive file exposure, web server misconfiguration exploitation, etc. API/Web services: Authorization exploitation, IDOR, Injection flaws, API business logic bypass, API misconfigurations exploitation, etc.

OWASP Mobile Top 10

• Insecure authentication
• Insecure authorization
• Code quality
• Improper platform usage
• Reverse engineering
• Insecure data storage
• Insecure communicatione
• Code tampering
• Insufficient cryptography
• Extraneous functionality

What will we deliver after the engagement?

• Brief about our tests, achievements and findings
• List of vulnerabilities, their classification and threat level
• Devices and systems we used and protocols we followed.
• Sudden and far-sighted recommendations.

Security Advisory-As-A-Service

Gives you access to all of is7-intel’s security service packages including a dedicated account
manager and tailed support team who best understands your environment:
• Custom Red team engagements
• Security architecture assessment
• Security Best practices
• Security Compliance Audit
• System Hardening/configuration & complex vulnerabilities remediation

Mobile Applications Penetration Testing

What is Mobile Application Penetration Testing? 

The Mobile App Pentest is a procedure for evaluating the security of mobile applications. Mobile app penetration testing reveals vulnerabilities in the cyber security posture of a mobile application.Our mobile app pentesters have experience with infrastructure and web Pentests, which is essential for testing mobile apps because almost every app interfaces with a backend system. This knowledge is critical because it allows us to evaluate the range of native apps, hybrid apps, web apps, and advanced web applications.

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