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Our array of security offerings is meticulously crafted to safeguard and secure every aspect of your online footprint.

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01

Input Validation

Comprehensive analysis of parameters is conducted to identify flaws arising from insufficient user input validation. This encompasses potential risks such as SQL injections, Angular template injections, XXE attacks, LDAP injections, RCE, SSRF, and other vulnerabilities.

02

Authentication and Authorization

Examination of the complete authentication process involves reviewing sign-up, login, OAuth integration, invitation procedures, and password reset functionality. Additionally, we will assess privilege escalation problems across various user roles (teacher, parent, student) and unauthorized access to resources. Evaluation of accessibility to features from higher-tier plans will also be conducted.

03

Session Management

Reviewing session policies is crucial to guarantee robustness and security. This involves evaluating session invalidation, session fixation, session randomness, and session expiry to ensure a comprehensive assessment.

04

Logic Flow

Inspecting payment gateways is essential to uncover potential vulnerabilities, such as manipulated prices or race conditions, ensuring a thorough examination.

05

Error Handling

Examining system error messages is crucial for preventing information leakage.

06

Client-Side Security

Conducting tests for client-side threats involves examining XSS, CSRF, CSS injection, ClickJacking, and caching to ensure comprehensive evaluation.

07

HTML5 Attacks

Assessing web-socket communications includes evaluating for authorization bypass, cross-site hijacking, input validation, and other vulnerabilities. Additionally, resource sharing between origins and post messages will be assessed during the evaluation.

08

Information Disclosure

Conducting a reconnaissance process aims to identify publicly exposed credentials, leaked passwords, or portals using default credentials, ensuring a comprehensive examination.

09

Best Practices

Evaluating non-vulnerable actions is essential to ensure adherence to best security practices, thereby enhancing risk control and mitigation against potential attacks.

Objective

Our meticulously crafted Penetration testing plan involves a set of tasks, each targeting specific areas and goals. The main objective is to uncover and reveal any potential security vulnerabilities in a systematic manner.

1 Input Validation

2Authentication and Authorization

3Session Management

4Logic Flow

5Error Handling

6Client-Side Security

7HTML5 Attacks

8Information Disclosure

9Best Practices

01

Threat Modeling

Initiating the process by comprehending your mobile application's architecture, we identify potential entry points for threats.

02

Static Analysis

Our security analysts conduct static application security testing to scrutinize the app codebase for potential security vulnerabilities thoroughly.

03

Dynamic Analysis

During this phase, we run the app in a controlled environment to monitor its activity and identify any potential security flaws that may emerge during its operation.

04

Network Security Testing

Analyzing the communication between your application and backend servers is undertaken to identify any vulnerabilities that may exist.

05

Post-Exploitation

Once potential vulnerabilities are identified, our experts will actively attempt to exploit these vulnerabilities to gain a comprehensive understanding of their severity and impact.

Testing Plan

As mobile device usage continues to rise, securing apps and data becomes crucial. Our proficient mobile app penetration tests aim to uncover vulnerabilities, simulate attacker tactics, and provide a strategic security improvement plan.

1 Threat Modeling

2Static Analysis

3Dynamic Analysis

4Network Security Testing

5Post-Exploitation

01

Scope Definition

Specify the scope and constraints of the penetration test, outlining targets, testing methods, and time parameters.

02

Reconnaissance

Collect as much information as possible about the target network, encompassing IP addresses, domain details, mail servers, and other relevant details.

03

Vulnerability Assessment

Utilizing a blend of manual methods and automated tools, we aim to identify vulnerabilities within your network.

04

Exploitation

Attempting to exploit identified vulnerabilities is integral to assessing the potential damage an attacker could cause. This phase may involve activities such as bypassing security controls, privilege escalation, or data exfiltration.

05

Post-Exploitation

Evaluate the potential impact of a successful attack, considering aspects like the potential for persistent access or lateral movement within the network.

06

Reporting

Generate a comprehensive report outlining identified vulnerabilities, exploitation results, and providing recommended remediation strategies.

07

Remediation Verification

Conduct post-remediation testing to verify that the vulnerabilities have been effectively addressed.

Objective

In the digital era, securing networks is paramount. Our network security tests pinpoint vulnerabilities, providing a roadmap to reinforce your defenses against potential attacks.

1 Scope Definition

2 Reconnaissance

3 Vulnerability Assessment

4 Exploitation

5 Post-Exploitation

6 Reporting

7 Remediation Verification

01

Review IAM Roles

Assess Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles to guarantee configuration aligns with the principle of least privilege. Ensure each role is essential, possesses the minimal required permissions, and is assigned to the appropriate entities. Remove any unnecessary privileges or stale roles to enhance security.

02

Review Access Controls

Examine access control lists, security groups, and network ACLs to confirm that authorized users and systems have access to the required resources. Consistently update access controls to align with organizational changes and promptly revoke access for users no longer in need.

03

Review the Logging

Evaluate logging configurations across all services to verify recording of all relevant events and transactions, ensuring no gaps in logging coverage. Validate secure storage of logs with necessary retention policies and regular review for signs of malicious activity or policy violations.

04

Review Encryption

Inspect encryption configurations for data at rest and in transit. Ensure the use of robust encryption methods and secure management of encryption keys, implementing rotation policies where applicable.

05

Review Infrastructure Design

Assess the overall design of the cloud infrastructure, emphasizing network architecture, resource placement, and interactions between different components. Identify any instances of insecure design or misconfigurations that may lead to vulnerabilities and promptly address them.

Objective

The main goal of this service is to assess the effectiveness of current security controls, identify potential vulnerabilities, and offer guidance to enhance the security of your cloud-based infrastructure and applications.

1 Review IAM Roles

2 Review Access Controls

3 Review the Logging

4 Review Encryption

5 Review Infrastructure Design

01

Reconnaissance

Open-source Intelligence (OSINT): Collecting publicly available data to map organizational assets and pinpoint potential weak points. Network Mapping: Identifying internal and external infrastructure, services, and applications.

02

Initial Access

Phishing Campaigns: Executing targeted email attacks to gain unauthorized access. Physical Intrusion: Endeavoring to breach secure areas, assessing security personnel, surveillance, and access controls. Wireless Attacks: Assessing the security of Wi-Fi networks and connected devices.

03

Privilege Escalation

Application Exploitation: Identifying misconfigurations or vulnerabilities to elevate user privileges. Operating System Exploits: Exploiting OS-level vulnerabilities.

04

Lateral Movement

Internal Reconnaissance: Obtaining insights into the internal network topology, systems, and services. Credential Harvesting: Capturing legitimate user credentials for subsequent system access.

05

Command & Control

Backdoor Establishment: Establishing persistent and covert communication channels with compromised systems.

06

Exfiltration

Data Identification: Uncover sensitive data repositories. Secure Data Transmission: Simulate the act of stealing sensitive information without causing actual harm.

07

Post-Exploitation

Persistence: Techniques to sustain access within the environment. Cleanup: Ensure removal of all artifacts from the test and restoration of systems.

08

Social Engineering Attacks

Vishing: Engaging in voice phishing attempts through phone calls. Impersonation: Posing as employees, vendors, or contractors to manipulate targets. USB Drop Attacks: Deploying malicious USB drives to entice employees into using them.

09

Scenario-Based Attacks

Creating tailored attack scenarios based on real-world threats that are pertinent to the organization's sector and geographical location.

10

Security Awareness & Training Assessment

Assessing employee response to simulated threats and evaluating the effectiveness of existing training protocols.

Introduction

Red Teaming exercises replicate real-world attack scenarios to evaluate how well an organization’s people, processes, and technologies can withstand an advanced persistent threat. Differing from typical penetration tests, Red Teaming involves multi-vector attacks, combining technical methods with social engineering to offer a comprehensive understanding of the security landscape.

1 Reconnaissance

2 Initial Access

3 Privilege Escalation

4 Lateral Movement

5 Command & Control

6 Exfiltration

7Post-Exploitation

8 Social Engineering Attacks

9 Scenario-Based Attacks

10Security Awareness & Training Assessment

01

Phisihing & social engineering

Empower learners to identify signs of social engineering attacks and equip participants with the knowledge to recognize and respond effectively to various phishing and social engineering tactics.

02

Passwords Security & 2FA

Educate participants on the importance of creating strong, unique passwords and employing advanced authentication methods like Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to enhance account security, covering various types of password attacks. Instill an understanding of the significance of password management, including regular updates and the utilization of password management tools, to safeguard against unauthorized access.

03

Data handeling

Impart knowledge on proper data handling procedures, emphasizing the secure collection, processing, storage, and disposal of sensitive information. Promote understanding of data protection principles and compliance with relevant data protection laws and organizational policies to prevent data breaches and leaks.

04

Browser Security

Offer insights into securing browsers through proper configuration, utilization of security features and extensions, and regular updates to mitigate the risk of online threats. Educate participants about the risks associated with browsing and stress the importance of practicing safe browsing habits, including avoiding untrusted websites and downloads.

05

Physical security

Instill an understanding of the importance of securing physical access to sensitive areas and information assets to prevent unauthorized access, theft, or damage. Educate learners on recognizing potential physical security risks and implementing appropriate security measures, including secure locking mechanisms and visitor management.

Objective

Train users to effectively recognize and counteract malicious attacks, fostering adherence to security protocols and enhancing awareness of evolving cybersecurity threats. This ensures the protection of both company assets and personal security.

1 Phisihing & social engineering

2 Passwords Security & 2FA

3 Data handeling

4 Browser Security

5 Physical security