How We Do

Our cybersecurity process involves an active analysis of the application for any weaknesses, technical flaws, or vulnerabilities. Any security issues that are found will be presented to the system owner, together with an assessment of the impact, a proposal for mitigation or a technical solution. The following information lays out our detailed 4 stage process for conducting most of application security testing scenarios, including figuring out what systems you need to test, which tools are best suited for the task, the use of vulnerability scanners and scanner.

Phase I: Initiation
  • Understand current systems and Processes.
  • Document initial testing requirements.
  • Develop testing & scanning schedule.
  • A sampling of browser-server traffic flow.
  • Finalize the format of testing deliverables.
Phase II: Evaluation
  • Analyse server Infrastructure Testing & DevOps.
  • Identify the loopholes in the business logic.
  • Do authorization checks for user access (UAC).
  • Schedule manual & automated application scanning using tools.
  • List commercial and open-source tools for security testing.
Phase III: Discovery
  • Perform penetration tests.
  • Payment manipulation testing.
  • Test for known CVEs.
  • Technology-specific attack vectors and payloads.
  • Verify findings and remove false positives.
  • Catalog all the exposed vulnerabilities.
  • Collection of evidence and Video POCs.
Phase IV: Reporting
  • Prepare a detailed VAPT report with the list of findings.
  • Classify vulnerabilities based on their criticality.
  • Discuss with stakeholders about critical vulnerabilities.
  • Provide recommendations for possible fixes.
  • Retest the fixes post application of vulnerability solutions.