Security Testing By IBC:

The International Bureau of Certification provides Security testing services. Security testing is a process intended to reveal flaws in the security mechanisms of an information system that protect data and maintain functionality as intended. Security requirements are typically specified as part of a document describing how the system must be secured. Specific elements of confidentiality, integrity, authentication, availability, authorization, and non-repudiation are common.

Why is security testing done?

The aim of security testing is to find intruders, assess the system’s vulnerabilities, and identify all possible security risks within the system. It also aids in detecting any potential security flaws that may exist within the system. Through coding, it helps developers resolve any security concerns.

Our security experts perform extensive security testing on the following items:

• Web-based applications Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection, Remote File Inclusion, Code Execution attack vectors, and vulnerabilities that allow a user to access or compromise information on an application server are examples of security testing services. We determine whether your website is vulnerable to these vulnerabilities.
• Wireless, Shadow Networks, Man in the Middle attacks, and vulnerabilities that allow unwanted access to your organization’s networks are examples of Network Security Testing Services. We determine whether your network is vulnerable to these vulnerabilities.
• Brute Force Password attack vectors, SQL Injection, and Vulnerabilities that allow data to be compromised are all examples of Database Security Test Services. We determine whether your database is vulnerable to these issues.
• Mobile Application Security Testing Services include applications for Android, iOS, and Blackberry.
• We evaluate mobile application security by testing for authentication, authorisation, data confidentiality and integrity, device/application management, external interface, transport layer protection, and malware or virus vulnerability.
• WEP, WPA, and WPA2 security issues, unencrypted wireless traffic, and network misconfigurations are examples of Wireless Security Testing Services. We assess the security of your wireless network to prevent illegal access.
• Application Security Testing – IBC determines whether your online application has the following flaws: CRLF Injection (CVE-2012-1823) / HTTP Response Splitting (CVE-2011-1993), Insecure Authentication and Session Management, Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), and other vulnerabilities.These vulnerabilities are included in the database.
• We test your network architecture for vulnerabilities using manual pen-testing or completely automated pen-testing. Penetration testing is an attack on a single computer or network to breach its security and obtain access to the rest of the system.
• Vulnerability Scanning – We examine your website for flaws. Open Redirects, Reflected XSS, Access Control Flaws, Server Side Request Forgeries, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Insecure Cookie Setting, and other features are included.
• Social Engineering – We conduct social engineering assaults to put your security to the test. These include emails, phone calls, and physical access with the objective of jeopardizing an organization’s information technology infrastructure and the data it maintains.
• Wireless Security Audits – We examine wireless networks for flaws that allow unauthenticated network access. We do insecure configuration checks, evaluate relationships and dependencies among wireless network devices, and look for rogue access points.
• Application Penetration Testing entails evaluating the security of corporate programs such as ERP systems and custom web apps. Web Services, Java/J2EE-based Applications, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems, Supply Chain Management, Human Capital Management (HCM), and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) are examples of such technologies.
• We regularly monitor the newest publicized zero-day vulnerabilities that are not yet known to the product vendor but have been discovered in the wild. We then create an effective remediation plan for your firm to address these vulnerabilities before they become exploitable.
• Wi-Fi Risk Assessments – To check for Open Authentication, Passive Vulnerability Scanning, Rogue Access Points, and other issues, we use industry-standard programs such as Wigle WPScan, Kali Linux, and Backtrack.

When should security testing be carried out?
In general, a pen test should be performed just before a system is turned on. Any new system or application should be tested before going into production.

IBC Security Report.
A security assessment report is a document that summarizes the vulnerabilities detected during the inspection and analyzes their risk and need for action, among other things.

How Do I Request Security Testing Services?
if you have any questions concerning the Security Test Services we provide. IBC will be able to offer you with a detailed price for Security Test after you complete the application with details.

To learn more, check our Security testing commonly asked questions page!