Exploiting website vulnerabilities is Number One problem in
the world. This is solely because website are open to
internet and hence can potentially expose sensitive data
which interests the evil hackers. Thats the reason web
security testing services are so important for
organizations.
Websites are typically vulnerable to code based or network
based attacks. This enables hackers to take over and control
system components such as routers, firewalls, switches and
servers and in worst cases, the website code. Even though
the website is plain simple and static html based, it needs
detailed pen-testing (VAPT testing), and is often forgotten
by IT management. Thus security testing of websites or web
portals or web applications is highly required. It must be
carried out by certified best penetration testing (pentest)
companies who follow security testing methodologies based on
OWASP Top-10 model.
Web servers and the application code running on those as a simple website or web portal, are vulnerable to various attacks. In one type of attack, the hacker can simply deface the pages, while in other serious types, the attacker can potentially steal data and disrupt website operations.
Web security testing is especially important in case of e-commerce based portals, wherein the entire business relies on website and its data contents. In case of recent trend the websites cater to mobile based applications which demands for an end to end testing for total app security. Its important to understand that merely having firewalls and Layer-7 devices are not enough because those cannot detect code level vulnerabilities, and hence a detailed website VAPT along with code security review is highly recommended.
IT networks keep on changing based on business needs. It is
often found that various changes performed by multiple
technical teams usually lead to vulnerabilities from cyber
security standpoint. It is advised to conduct network
security audit occasionally to ensure network health. Upon
completion of such an audit, the firm gains stable, scalable
and secure IT network infrastructure.
Regularly scheduled network vulnerability scanning can help
an organization identify weaknesses or security holes in
their network security before the hackers can plant an
attack. The purpose of running a vulnerability scanner or
conducting an external vulnerability assessments (VAPT or
Pentesting) is to find network devices that are open to
known vulnerabilities without actually compromising your
systems.
Todays internet traffic is moving from desktop browsers to
mobile browsers, because of the increased usage of mobile
apps. Unfortunately, mobile applications are not safe, in
fact they introduce serious cyber security problems for the
"data in transit" and the "data at rest".
Due to a heavy dependency on mobile devices, users tend to
store their precious data on it. Mobile technology uses
Android or iOS operating systems. Both of those are
vulnerable to security problems, just as any other operating
system. Similarly, the applications created and running on
those are vulnerable too, just as any other applications.
Hence all applications running on a mobile device pose a
bigger security threat to the data because of the following
reasons.
We have a dedicated team of experts who come from mobile application development and web technology development background. We deep dive into the mobile application architecture, detect various attack vectors for data at rest and data in transit scenarios. We have multiple success stories ranging into following industry sectors for whom we have performed penetration testing of their mobile applications.
An API (Application Programming Interface) is an interface
that allows you to build on the data and functionalities of
another application while providing tools, routines and
protocols for developers building software applications and
also enabling the user to extract and share data in an
accessible manner. While the API provides you with an
interface where you can enhance the functionalities of
another application, it is the web service which is a
network-based resource that actually fulfils the task. Hence
an API can either be online or offline. However, the APIs
that use web services as a resource to fulfil a specific
task, are termed as Web service APIs.
APIs often self-document information regarding their
implementation and internal structure, which is widely used
as intelligence for cyber-attacks. Additionally,
vulnerabilities such as weak authentication, lack of
encryption, flaws in the business logic and insecure
endpoints make APIs vulnerable to the attacks mentioned
below.
Penetration testing on the AWS cloud is unique, bringing its
own set of security considerations. While some
vulnerabilities are mitigated through Amazon’s security
measures, the complexity of these services leaves many
companies exposed. One of AWS’ strongest features is the
immense flexibility that is provided to the users in setting
up the environment. While the flexibility is great to have,
it’s also a significant security concern.
RedSecLabs’ AWS penetration testing services are aimed
specifically at these needs, identifying the configuration
and implementation flaws which often go unchecked.
Traditional security infrastructure and AWS clouds differ in various ways. From setup and configuration to identity and user permissions, the technology stacks could not be more distinct.
The AWS architecture is comprised of a set of powerful APIs. Deeply integrated into the AWS ecosystem, our security engineers test for a range of AWS-specific misconfigurations, including the following:
In an AWS cloud assessment the client provides a secured account on the AWS management console to the Redseclabs assessment team. By enabling this view into specific implementation details, our AWS experts can provide guidance on security details otherwise inaccessible to attackers.
This approach is designed as an informed, audit-style engagement. If you’re looking for an in-depth security assessment of your AWS infrastructure, we recommend this approach.
Cloud penetration testing is different than traditional
penetration testing, just like cloud
architecture/infrastructure is different than traditional
on-premise architecture/infrastructure. Cloud providers like
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offer many features/services,
but generally follow the a shared-responsibility model,
where the cloud provider is in charge of the security of the
cloud, such as security relating to hardware and backend
infrastructure, and you are in charge of the security in the
cloud, such as configurations of your servers, privileges
granted within your environment, and much more.
Cloud environments can be compromised in a variety of ways
and misconfigurations that can leave you vulnerable to
external attackers. They aren’t the only potential threat
though: internal employees should be closely monitored as
well for a few reasons, including potential for their own
malicious activity, their potential for compromise from an
external attacker (separate from a direct cloud environment
compromise), or even their potential for making mistakes
that open a security hole or perform an unintended action.
GCP pentesting allows you to test the security of whole
other level of your applications and infrastructure that
usually would not be directly evaluated during a traditional
pentest or by external attackers. GCP pentesting is an
authenticated look at an environment that aims to provide a
near-simulation of a malicious actor with the same level of
access. This includes a variety of methods of exploitation
and feature/intended functionality abuse to benefit the
attacker. The assessment will ensure that the security of an
organization/environment is the strongest it can be in the
unfortunate event that a malicious actor gains unauthorized
access.
In our assessments, we go beyond automated scanning to provide an in-depth assessment of your environment. We check for a variety of different vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, some including:
RedSeclabs provides you with a report at the end of the process that details all vulnerabilities/misconfigurations discovered, as well as attack narratives for any complex attack paths taken while in the environment. We provide up-to-date and contextual risk ratings for each finding, along with guidance to perform effective remediation. Our reports aim to help you understand the weaknesses within your environment, what risks those weaknesses bring, and how to go about remediating those weaknesses. If, during our assessment, we discover something with a high priority, such as a critical risk vulnerability or an indication of a prior compromise, we will report it to you as soon as it is found and we will work to help you remediate and learn from the situation in the best way possible.
Phishing is the act of sending malicious emails to a target.
Usually, attackers accomplish this under the guise of a
credible individual or organization. The attacker may go to
great lengths to establish some degree of credibility and
then prompt the target to surrender personal information
such as passwords or PIN numbers.
Despite being an older technique, phishing attacks continue
to be very effective and remain a consistent threat digital
security.
A phishing assessment attempts to gain sensitive information or access from a target user through coercive emails. This method of engagement is particularly effective, as attackers can often leverage public information to craft compelling emails while impersonating someone trustworthy—perhaps even individuals within the target organization.
The primary concern with a well-organized phishing campaign is that attackers often use this as a stepping-stone for larger attacks. Similarly, RedSecLabs expertly tailors each phishing assessment to your organization’s personnel and explores the full potential of a successful compromise with unparalleled depth, ending with a detailed social engineering report.
In a real-world social engineering attack, hackers don’t limit their approach. In addition to phishing, they may use vishing (Voice Phishing), SMShing (SMS text message phishing), and On-Site capabilities, physically attempting to gain access to building resources. Integrating all of these allows a much more thorough and accurate assessment of phishing risk.
When your security has been breached, every second matters. Minimize the impact of an attack with a swift, coordinated response from a team led by the world’s most famous hacker.
No matter how your security was breached or who was behind it, an effective, multifaceted response assesses the cyberattack while containing and remediating the damage.
The first critical step in our strategic incident
response is to identify and report any
undiscovered security violations. Breaches and
other security incidents are the culmination of a
chain of events. Understanding each step of an
intruder’s process provides a complete picture of
what happened.
Experienced intruders know how to cover their
tracks. Our Global Ghost Team inspects intrusion
detection systems, antivirus logs, firewall logs,
physical security systems and more, searching for
signs of how the attacker gained a foothold on the
network.
Once your security incidents are identified and understood, the Global Ghost Team™ uses your organization’s security policy and our vast experience to respond appropriately.
Our comprehensive reports include a summary of our findings and actions, as well as our expert opinion and recommendations based on our experience. We provide conclusions that are based on both the presented facts and our expert opinions, with a clear distinction between the two, in non-technical language that anyone can understand.
Get expert guidance to make informed decisions about restoring or replacing compromised networks and systems. We’ll help your team with the hands-on work of getting back to full operational status while remediating vulnerabilities to help you prevent future incidents. Finally, we’ll recommend custom strategies to improve your security and avoid further incidents.
We’ll contain the problem as quickly as possible, assessing the damage and preventing further contamination. Throughout this process, we isolate affected systems and compromised machines to stop any damage from spreading.
Back in our laboratory, we’ll create a “bit-by-bit image” of each affected component of your network. After detection and response, our team analyzes these images and other evidence to determine what led to the security violation. Specifically, we look for the root cause of the problem, in order to develop solutions and avoid future incidences.
When your security has been breached, it’s not enough to respond and recover. You need professional, fast assistance to protect your organization and arm you for the potential legal battle ahead. Few companies are ready with the logs, processes, playbooks and training it takes to control the chaos resulting from compromised security.
Computer forensics is the collection and analysis of digital evidence in administrative, civil and criminal cases. As a service, computer forensics is a fast response from a well-oiled team of experts with the tools and experience to set you up for success in the courtroom.
Computer crime cases are complex, and they require exceptionally skilled support specialists for legal professionals. Mitnick Security will act as an extension of your own team, helping you to build a solid case through digital evidence of theft, policy violations, misuse of computing and other assets, hacking activities, digital harassment, embezzlement, sabotage, industrial espionage, falsification of data and more.
The Global Ghost Team™ approaches each case methodically, using the highest industry standards and proven scientific methods to evaluate evidence. Our five-phase approach and diligent persistence has saved careers, reputations and even incarceration time for our clients.
Once your custom project team obtains an image of potential evidence from your system, we begin by making at least two copies, so we never work on the original forensic data. Then, while imaging, hardware “write-blockers” are used to ensure the evidence isn’t corrupted. Our team also generates a hash of the evidence images we collect, to inspect the integrity of the images during later analysis. All of this is done to maintain evidence integrity, to create a solid foundation for your case.
In the extraction phase, the Global Ghost Team™ sets up and validates forensic hardware and software, creating the system configuration as needed. The integrity of the forensic data is then checked by using the previously generated hash before we begin extraction.
In this phase, the Global Ghost Team™ processes extracted data, identifying information that could be relevant to the case and filtering everything into one of three categories: relevant, irrelevant and outside scope.
Data classified as “outside scope” consists of incriminating information that lies beyond the scope of the warrant or request. In this case, you’re immediately notified and able to consult with the relevant professionals before taking action.
Once all relevant data is placed identified and organized, our team then hunts for new potential data search leads; or sources. Now, you’re made aware of our initial findings.
The Global Ghost Team™ analyzes the data, looking for evidence to support or refute the case, including:
Across all of our cybersecurity services, Mitnick Security is known for delivering the gold standard in case reports. All of our findings will be turned over to your team in an easy-to-understand digital document that includes images and hyperlinks to evidence for easy navigation and comprehension.
Each report begins with an overview or Case Summary then presents the relevant information about how each image was obtained, how the analysis began and a summary of what we found. You’ll also receive details of how our team handled the evidence and the steps we took to preserve data integrity through each step.
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