Security and protection are two of the most important parameters while running a business. Users or customers also give top priority to these parameters while browsing through websites, so a proper security check of websites is crucial for any business, as it plays a key role to captivate potential customers. This service guarantees the tested website with a ‘website security tested’ badge to ensure clients that the website is secure and safe to use, helping in promoting e-commerce.

At KRCMIC Web Application Security Testing service, our experienced professionals provide auditor services for Internet security. In this service, we run internet networks and applications through a series of complex commands to challenge and check every step.

Following are steps we take to do the Website Security Audit:

• Commissioning.
• Third-party assurance.
• Post-attack analysis.
• Audit.
• Regulatory purposes.

The series of complex commands, as mentioned before, are all sorts of attack methods, ranging from MySQL to DNS poisoning attacks, to test the complete website. This audit is a designed and simulated hacker attack released on the website or application; both front and back end systems, by the developers acting as hackers to find vulnerabilities and loopholes in the security system, manually. These attack methods and tools are up-to-date and the same is utilized by ‘real’ hackers, so the service ensures that the tested website or application is not prone to hacker attacks upon launch.

In an application security audit, we do the following tests:

• Code Review
• Reverse Engineering
• API Monitoring
• Network Sniffing & Packet Analysis
• Injection Tests

Moreover, the level of information sharing between the two parties i.e., tester and administrator/ system user is defined by the client.

• White box: The testers are provided the highest level of information sharing to perform the test in detail. Administrators are notified before the test. This is to counter a security attack in case of insider information leakage.
• Black Box:No information regarding the system audit is shared with the testers before initializing the procedure. Administrators are notified before the test. The aim is to evaluate and gauge the security loopholes and weak points.

• Grey Box: The testers are provided mid-level system information sharing. Administrators are notified of the audit. This tests the system without wasting time on unnecessary and redundant tasks.
• Blind: No information regarding system audit is shared with administrators. The aim is to analyze and evaluate the reaction of the security team.
• Double-Blind: The testers go blind with the system under testing i.e., no information sharing before the test initialization. The administrators and users are not informed of the security audit. This is the most realistic testing method.

If you need professional assistance for your Website Security Audit, then contact us now.