Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT)

Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT)

 Network Penetration Testing

  • Internal Network Testing: Assessing vulnerabilities within the internal network.
  • External Network Testing: Evaluating the security of external-facing systems and infrastructure.
  • Wireless Network Testing: Identifying security weaknesses in Wi-Fi networks.
  • VPN Security Testing: Ensuring the security and integrity of VPN connections.

 Website Penetration Testing

  • Black Box Testing: Conducting tests without prior knowledge of the web application’s structure.
  • White Box Testing: Performing tests with full access to the application’s source code and architecture.
  • Grey Box Testing: Testing with partial knowledge of the application’s design and code.
  • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Testing: Identifying vulnerabilities that allow attackers to inject malicious scripts.
  • SQL Injection Testing: Detecting vulnerabilities that could allow database manipulation.
  • Session Management Testing: Evaluating the security of user sessions and cookies.

 Android Penetration Testing

  • Static Analysis: Reviewing the app’s source code for vulnerabilities.
  • Dynamic Analysis: Testing the app’s behavior during runtime.
  • Reverse Engineering: Analyzing the app’s binary code to uncover security weaknesses.
  • Data Storage Security: Checking for secure storage of sensitive data on the device.
  • Network Traffic Analysis: Monitoring app network communication for potential leaks.

 Android TV Penetration Testing

  • App Security Assessment: Evaluating the security of applications designed for Android TV.
  • Firmware Analysis: Reviewing the security of the Android TV firmware.
  • Remote Control Security: Assessing the security of remote control interfaces.

 iOS Penetration Testing

  • Source Code Review: Analyzing the app’s source code for security flaws.
  • Runtime Analysis: Observing the app’s behavior during execution.
  • Data Protection: Ensuring sensitive data is securely stored and transmitted.
  • Jailbreak Detection: Identifying vulnerabilities that could be exploited on jailbroken devices.
  • Inter-Process Communication (IPC) Security: Assessing the security of IPC mechanisms.

 iOS TV Penetration Testing

  • App Security Assessment: Evaluating the security of applications designed for iOS TV.
  • System Security Review: Analyzing the security of the iOS TV operating system.
  • User Interface Security: Checking for vulnerabilities in the user interface and navigation.

 API Penetration Testing

  • REST API Testing: Identifying vulnerabilities in RESTful APIs.
  • SOAP API Testing: Evaluating the security of SOAP-based APIs.
  • Authentication and Authorization: Ensuring secure and proper authentication and authorization mechanisms.
  • Input Validation: Checking for proper validation of input data to prevent attacks.
  • Rate Limiting: Testing the effectiveness of rate-limiting mechanisms to prevent abuse.

 AWS Penetration Testing

  • EC2 Instance Security: Assessing the security of EC2 instances.
  • S3 Bucket Security: Evaluating the security of S3 buckets and access controls.
  • Lambda Function Security: Analyzing the security of serverless applications.
  • VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) Security: Ensuring the security of VPC configurations and network traffic.

 GCP Penetration Testing

  • Compute Engine Security: Assessing the security of GCP Compute Engine instances.
  • Cloud Storage Security: Evaluating the security of Google Cloud Storage buckets.
  • Kubernetes Engine Security: Reviewing the security of GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine) clusters.
  • Data Loss Prevention (DLP): Implementing measures to prevent data loss and unauthorized access.

 Azure Penetration Testing

  • Virtual Machine Security: Assessing the security of Azure virtual machines.
  • Blob Storage Security: Evaluating the security of Azure Blob Storage configurations.
  • Azure Functions Security: Analyzing the security of serverless functions on Azure.

 Vulnerability Assessment

  • Network Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying vulnerabilities within network infrastructure.
  • Application Vulnerability Assessment: Evaluating vulnerabilities in web and mobile applications.
  • Database Vulnerability Assessment: Assessing vulnerabilities in database systems.
  • Configuration Vulnerability Assessment: Reviewing system configurations to detect misconfigurations that could lead to security risks.
  • Periodic Vulnerability Scanning: Regularly scanning systems and applications to identify and address emerging vulnerabilities.
  • Patch Management: Assessing the effectiveness of patch management processes and ensuring that vulnerabilities are addressed promptly.