Web Application Penetration Testing Training 8

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Title: Web Application Penetration Testing Training 8


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SECURIUM FOX offers cyber security consultancy
services with its expert and experienced team. We
are providing consulting services to prevent
cyber attacks, data leak and to ensure that our
customers are ready and safe against cyber
attacks, with more than 15 years of
experience.In addition to pentests and
consulting services, SECURIUM FOX prepares its
customers and field enthusiasts for real life
scenarios by providing trainings in the lab
environment which was prepared by themselves,
with its young, dynamic and constantly following
team.Everytime that hackers are in our lives,
there are always risks that we can face with a
cyber attack. Over the years cyber security has
become a critical precaution for all
organizations and companies after the effects and
number of attacks. SECURIUM FOX tests the weak
points of customers for possible attacks and
provides consulting services to eliminate these
weak points.SECURIUM FOX team also offers
support for the development of our country in
this field by supporting free events being
organized as a volunteer by the Octosec team.
ABOUT US
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  • WEB APPLICATION SECURITY AND PENETRATION TESTING
    TRAINING

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WEB APP PENETRATION TESTING
  • Penetration testing is a simulated attack on
    your system to reveal any security weak spots or
    loopholes in your web applications. Penetration
    testing also known as pen testing or security
    testing is the only way to find out what an
    actual hacker could access from your systems. It
    lets you find and fix any vulnerabilities so you
    can achieve water-tight, hack-proof protection
    for your business.
  • Hack-proof your web applications for peace of
    mind
  • Security is not something you can sweep under the
    carpet. In the internet age, protecting your
    systems from attack is mission critical. An
    expert penetration test tells you what you need
    to know to minimise business risk
  • Determine the possibility of specific attack
    vectors.
  • Identify a combination of high and low risk
    vulnerabilities exploited in a specific sequence.
  • Uncover vulnerabilities that cannot be detected
    easily by automated vulnerability scanning
    software.
  • Measure the potential impact of real attacks on
    your business operations.
  • Assess the ability of automated network software
    to detect and respond to attacks on your systems.
  • Ensure that all data security compliance
    protocols are being met, particularly in the
    Payment Card Industry.
  • Detailed reports that support your initiatives to
    improve organisational information and invest in
    more technology/security staff.

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  • Why you need skilled ethical hackers
  • Youll need to hire one or a team of penetration
    testers for successful web application pen
    testing. The penetration testers also called
    ethical hackers are not given access to source
    code and will try to attack your system, in a
    simulated and safe environment. If they can get
    in, so can a real hacker
  • Why your Web Applications should be Penetration
    Tested
  • Not only does Penetration Testing find the
    loopholes in your information security systems.
    It also tests the efficacy of your security
    policies and procedures

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  • Test your people
  • Penetration tests give information security staff
    gain experience dealing with a potential breach.
    When conducted without prior notice, it will
    determine how well your policies are being
    implemented. Theyll tell you if your employees
    need more awareness or training in procedures to
    safeguard organisational information.
  • Test your policies
  • Penetration tests reveal any flaws in your
    security policy. Some organisational policies,
    for instance, focus on preventing and detecting
    attacks but have no proper stance on dislodging
    an ongoing attack. In this situation, a
    penetration test will show if your security
    personnel are not equipped to remove a hacker
    from your system in time to prevent significant
    damage.

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  • Prioritise your security spend
  • By revealing the weakest links in your web
    applications, penetration testing reports help
    you prioritise your security spend. The reports
    allow web application developers to identify
    mistakes and train towards programming
    perfection. When developers see how the hacker
    was able to break into their application, they
    can code stronger, more secure web applications.
  • How to choose a good Penetration Tester
  • In 2010, the Penetration Testing Execution
    Standard (PTES) was developed to provide a widely
    accepted penetration testing methodology. Below
    we explain in simple terms the steps of the PTES
    methodology, making it easier for you to choose
    expert testers and fully protect your web
    applications.

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  • Pre-engagement Interactions
  • A penetration tester will have access to your
    organisations sensitive information, so you need
    to choose a reliable individual or team. Its
    important to be clear with your requirements when
    you brief the penetration tester. Here are key
    points for consideration
  • Scope
  • Do you want it performed on a particular business
    area or your entire business? Specify what is
    included and what is not.
  • Schedule
  • At what time will the test be performed, and for
    what duration will it be performed while the
    business is still running?
  • Whitebox or Blackbox test
  • For a blackbox test the tester is not given any
    information, just like an outsider. In a whitebox
    test, a tester is given basic access or
    information to start with.
  • Communication channels
  • Contacts of all involved individuals and parties
    must be provided before the start of the pentest
    process to avoid unintended consequences.

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  • Intelligence Gathering
  • The penetration tester plans its attack. An
    experienced tester will have clear idea of what
    is within scope and what is not. However, if your
    provider is not looking at each and every area of
    scope to ferret out information in every possible
    way, you will know they are not doing their job
    correctly.
  • Threat Modelling
  • After gathering relevant information, a pen
    testing methodology builds a profile of your
    company along with its assets. The pen tester
    will look for assets with the highest value,
    which might include organisational policies and
    procedures, customer data an
  • Vulnerability Analysis
  • Sound methodology for web application penetration
    testing will always clearly define the project
    scope to make sure desired outcomes are met. With
    clear target assets in line, the pen tester will
    determine how to enter and exploit them. All
    vulnerabilities

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  • Exploitation and Post Exploitation
  • Once the entry points and related vulnerabilities
    are identified, the pen tester then simulates a
    real attack, just as a real hacker would do.
    After gaining access to the system, the pen
    tester will try to remain undetected and will try
    to gain more access to to extract maximum
    sensitive information.
  • In the post-exploitation phase, the penetration
    tester assesses the value of compromised system
    and identifies its potential to be exploited for
    later use.

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  • Reporting
  • A report is the true essence of a penetration
    test, because it provides a detailed, prioritised
    account of exploitations and vulnerabilities that
    need to be rectified.
  • Penetration testing reports must include
    high-level recommendations for problems with the
    web applications, how the exploitations were
    carried out and measure the risk level of the
    identified vulnerabilities.
  • If your organisation is not yet regularly pen
    testing web applications and overall systems, it
    is more than likely to be at significant risk.
    Web application security is not a nice-to-have
    it is a must-have, right now. Your initial
    penetration test results will probably be an
    eye-opener, highlighting vulnerabilities you had
    no idea were there.

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  • You can always contact with SECURIUM FOX. You can
    contact us through our email addresses or by
    using the contact form on the side.
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  • info_at_securiumfoxtechnologies.com

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