In today’s world, where data has become highly valuable, financial institutions hold a wealth of sensitive information. This makes them attractive targets for cybercriminals. Every day, there’s an increasing number of sophisticated attacks seeking to exploit vulnerabilities, gain unauthorized access, and steal or compromise the data. Imagine the implications of a security breach – loss of customer trust, significant legal penalties, and damaged reputation that takes years to recover.
We at Allied Testing understand that security testing is not just a regulatory compliance necessity but a strategic imperative, that’s why we help our clients with all aspects of security testing.
Allied Testing is your go-to partner for comprehensive audit preparation, utilizing the Standardized Information Gathering (SIG) questionnaire. Our approach includes evaluation of the following areas:
– Risk management
– Security policy
– Organizational security
– Asset and information management
– Human Resource security
– Physical and environmental security
– Operation management
– Access control
– Application security
– Incident event and communications management
– Business resiliency
– Compliance
– End user device security
– Network security
– Privacy
– Threat management
– Server security
Web security testing is a specialized form of software testing of web applications, focusing on discovering and fixing security related issues that may lead to the leaks of confidential information, system failures, etc. We employ industry-leading tools to assist our clients in pinpointing and resolving these critical issues.
Many of our clients often ask for black box testing – dynamic check of web-applications based on OWASP Top-10. Black box testing can be a standalone service for web application assessments within the SDLC or can be performed as part of the penetration testing.
Penetration testing involves evaluating a computer system, network, or web application to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers, effectively simulating a cyberattack on an organization’s IT assets.
At Allied Testing, our penetration testing methodology is based on the guidelines of the NIST 800-53 special publication and aligns with industry best practices.
In the course of testing, we aim to: