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Audits and Consulting in Information Security

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Increase in active and distributed cyberattacks over the past year

of security incidents are related to attacks on web applications

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An information security audit is a comprehensive, systematic process for obtaining objective assessments of the current state of a company's information system, including technical, software, documentation, and human resources.

Information Security Audit

Collection and analysis of initial data on the organizational and functional structure of the company's information system
Analysis of existing risks associated with the implementation of information security threats
Analysis of existing policies and procedures for ensuring information security for completeness and effectiveness
Development of recommendations for creating (or refining) information security policies and procedures based on the analysis of the current level of information security
Proposals for using existing and installing additional security measures to increase the reliability and security level of the company's information system

The goal of a security assessment is to identify vulnerabilities within the information infrastructure, enabling the planning of corrective actions to address weaknesses. If necessary, additional security measures can be implemented to strengthen information security processes. This comprehensive approach—focused on identification, remediation, and prevention—aims to minimize the risk of various security threats.

Infrastructure Security Assessment and Risk Analysis

This methodology ensures that the existing infrastructure is optimally prepared to meet legal requirements, industry standards, and international information security best practices.

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Penetration testing is a popular global method for assessing the security status of a network perimeter. The essence of such tests is an authorized attempt to bypass the existing set of information system security measures. During testing, a security analyst plays the role of an attacker motivated to breach the customer’s network security.

Penetration Testing (Pentesting)

Penetration testing services are based on the OSSTMM (The Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual) and PTES (The Penetration Testing Execution Standard) methodologies.

The OSSTMM and PTES methodologies include:

Passive information gathering
Port scanning
Identifying types and models of network equipment
Identifying types and models of operating systems in the network infrastructure
Identifying types and models of related peripherals in the network infrastructure
Identifying types and models of specialized devices or their combinations

Banner grabbing and searching for public exploits
Collecting and analyzing the gathered information
Determining "entry points"
Describing attack vectors
Attempting exploitation
Confirming obtained vectors
Compiling a report

The majority of confidential information thefts today result from attacks leveraging social engineering techniques. Assessing the readiness for such attacks and effectively training all staff are among the most critical responsibilities of the information security department and company management.

Key Objectives:

Conducting simulated attacks (penetration tests) using social engineering tactics
Evaluating employee preparedness for potential hacker attacks
Developing a comprehensive plan to protect against threats posed by malicious actors
Creating a training program to enhance employee awareness and resilience
Preparing staff to effectively respond to social engineering-based attacks

Socio-Technical Engineering

Outcomes:

Significantly reduced risk of confidential information breaches

Enhanced employee competence in handling hacker attacks

Comprehensive training materials and a plan for onboarding new employees on social engineering defenses

Conducting a security audit of web applications and websites helps identify vulnerabilities and configuration errors, ensuring the protection of confidential information (such as personal, payment, and commercial data) and preventing DoS attacks and unauthorized access to accounts and corporate resources.

Web Application and Portal Vulnerability Audits

Web application security analysis includes examining both the client-side (front-end) and server-side (back-end) of the application, as well as the data transmission environment.
As part of the audit, we verify the correctness of input data processing, authentication mechanisms, and access control settings to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by an attacker.
We also analyze the business logic of the web application and assess the effectiveness of the security measures in place.
For a more thorough and detailed security assessment, we recommend performing a source code audit.

Source code auditing complements application security analysis and greatly enhances its effectiveness. A source code audit can uncover undeclared software features, backdoors, forgotten artifacts, and architectural weaknesses. Upon receiving the software source code and accompanying documentation, we thoroughly review it for security issues. We then provide a comprehensive report detailing the identified flaws, their associated risks, and specific recommendations for remediation.

Code Audits and Reverse Engineering

A method for assessing the security of devices or software without access to the source code. This approach enables a thorough security audit when the source code is unavailable or when integrating third-party solutions where code access is restricted.

We also perform reverse engineering on your device or software to analyze its security. At the conclusion of this process, you will receive a detailed report that includes: