Web application security testing is the process of testing, analyzing and reporting on the security level and /or posture of a web application. Redaallco has specialized and certified testers team who is capable to perform comprehensive application security testing for web application. Our highly experienced security consultant quickly assesses and identify security problems and issues in webaplications. We have prepared our methodology with the reference of industry standards and guidelines (Microsoft security development life cycle, OWASP, HIPPA, PCI DSS) to bring the immediate value for clients.
We conduct application security test with the help of automated scanners, custom scripts followed by in-depth manual security testing against application, while performing application security testing we nearly carry out maximum number of security tests manually and use automated tools for preliminary testing only. Manual security test helps us to discover all sort of complex, technical and logical application vulnerabilities which otherwise missed upon by automated security scanners.
Step 1: Information Gathering: a)Application crawling,
b)Search engines, c)Web archives, d)Client Updates, e)Application Entry Pints.
Step 2: Application Enumeration: a)Application fingerprinting, b)Enter code analysis, c)Workflow analysis, d)Business logic analysis.
Step 3: Vulnerability Identification: a)Authentication, b)Authorization, c)Session management, d)Data validation, e)Error handling,
e)information leakage, f)Database handling, g)logging and auditing, h)Cryptography, i)denial of service, j)AJAX, APIs and Web Services, k)Business logic bypass.
Step 4: Application Exploitation: a)Privilege Escalation, b)Trust Exploitation, c)Exploiting Business Logic, d)Workflow flaws, e)Attack pivoting & Elevation.
Exploitation Allowed: Exploit all possible vulnerability and penetrate deeper into Network.
Exploitation Not Allowed: Exploit Vulnerabilities Nondestructively Such as Brut Forcing, File Uploading.
Step 5: Reporting, Consulting, Revalidation: a)POCs Evidence Collection, b)Executive & Technical Reporting, c)Mitigation Consulting, d)Fix verification,
e)Signoff.
Block Box Testing: Testing the application without having knowledge about the application, this testing process involves emulate the attack as a normal user without having access to the source code.
Grey Box Testing: Testing the application with limited knowledge about the application, this testing process involves emulate the attack with the use of user credentials or limited access to the application.
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.
