Every business relies on a web application as its online identity, making it a prime target for threat actors seeking to launch malicious attacks and jeopardize the organization's security.
What are application roles?
In the realm of applications, roles play a pivotal role. These roles are designed to grant distinct user privileges for specific tasks.
For instance, an administrator's role is limited to performing administrative functions, while non-administrative users possess permissions solely for tasks within their domain, excluding administrative duties.
Authenticated vs. Un-authenicated Pentesting
Authenticated testing involves conducting assessments with access credentials and permissions, emulating the actions of a legitimate user.
In contrast, unauthenticated testing simulates the perspective of an external threat without any access privileges, focusing on identifying vulnerabilities accessible without login credentials.
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Mobile Application Penetration Testing
Many businesses develop custom mobile apps for iOS and Android. Since these apps are integral to the organization, any potential vulnerabilities that could be exploited pose a risk, either directly to the company or through its employees. Conducting a comprehensive security test can effectively address and mitigate these risks.
API-Specific vs. APP-Specific Vulnerabilities
API-Specific vulnerabilities are weaknesses in the application programming interfaces, making them susceptible to unauthorized access or data breaches. On the other hand, App-Specific vulnerabilities pertain to flaws within the app's code, potentially leading to crashes, data leaks, or other app-related issues.
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Internal Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Internal Infrastructure Penetration Testing is a crucial cybersecurity assessment that evaluates the vulnerability of an organization's internal network and systems. This process involves ethical hackers simulating real-world attacks to identify weaknesses and security gaps within the company's infrastructure.
Remote vs. On-site Testing
Remote testing allows us to perform penetration testing from anywhere, while on-site testing requires physical presence.
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External Infrastructure Penetration Testing
External Infrastructure Penetration Testing is a crucial cybersecurity assessment that evaluates the vulnerability of an organisation's external assets and systems.
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Cloud Penetration Testing
Cloud penetration testing is a crucial cybersecurity practice that evaluates the security of cloud-based systems and applications. It involves simulating potential cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in cloud infrastructures, ensuring that data and resources stored in the cloud remain protected.
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API Penetration Testing
API Penetration Testing is a vital security practice that assesses the vulnerabilities within application programming interfaces (APIs). This process helps identify and mitigate potential risks by simulating cyberattacks on APIs, ensuring robust protection for your digital assets.
Authenticated vs. Un-authenticated Pentesting
Authenticated testing involves conducting assessments with access credentials and permissions, emulating the actions of a legitimate user.
In contrast, unauthenticated testing simulates the perspective of an external threat without any access privileges, focusing on identifying vulnerabilities accessible without login credentials.