Security Testing

Security testing is performed to identify flaws in the system in order to protect data and maintain functionality. We at Redaallco follow six measures of security to provide a secured environment as follows:

Confidentiality: It protects against disclosure of information to unintended recipients.

Integrity: It allows transferring accurate and correct desired information from senders to intended receivers.

Authentication: It verifies and confirms the identity of the user.

Authorization: It specifies access rights to the users and resources.

Availability: It ensures readiness of the information on requirement.

Non-repudiation: It ensures there is no denial from the sender or the receiver for having sent or received the message.

It also includes four major phases: a)Foot Printing, b)Scanning, c)Enumeration, d)Exploitation.

Methodology

Vulnerability Scanning: This is done through automated software to scan a system against known vulnerability signatures.

Security Scanning: It involves identifying network and system weaknesses, and later provides solutions for reducing these risks. This scanning can be performed for both Manual and Automated scanning.

Penetration testing: This kind of testing simulates an attack from a malicious hacker. This testing involves analysis of a system to check for potential vulnerabilities to an external hacking attempt.

Risk Assessment: This testing involves analysis of security risks observed in the organization. Risks are classified as Low, Medium and High. This testing recommends controls and measures to reduce the risk.

Security Auditing: This is an internal inspection of Applications and Operating systems for security flaws. An audit can also be done via line by line inspection of code.

Ethical hacking: It's hacking an Organization Software system. Unlike malicious hackers, who steal for their own gains, the intent is to expose security flaws in the system.

Posture Assessment: This combines Security scanning, Ethical Hacking and Risk Assessments to show an overall security posture of an organization.

SDLC Phases & Security Process

Requirements: Security analysis for requirements and check abuse/misuse cases.

Design: Security risks analysis for designing. Development of Test Plan including security tests.

Coding and Unit Testing: Static and Dynamic Testing and Security White Box Testing.

Integration Testing: Black Box Testing

System Testing: Black Box Testing and Vulnerability scanning.

Implementation: Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Scanning.

Support: Impact analysis of Patches.

Why Us

We make clear and comprehensively documented reports of vulnerabilities that discovered during the assessment. We provide following types of reports after the assessment to our client:

Technical Reports: Technical Report contains details of every identified vulnerability, and potential technical impact, exhibits and actionable remedies, and help organization patch the gaps identified.

Management Reports: Management Reports contains details of identified vulnerabilities, security level, along with the business impact of each vulnerability, which also contains executive summary along with findings conclusion and guidance.

Remediation Guidelines: We provide customize remediation guidance with complete audit programs, refineries and identification steps to follow for each loophole incidents for the future assaults.