Providing the vast set of services in the Vulnerability Assessments And Penetration Testing domain, our services include but are not limited to:
- Mobile Application Testing
- Mobile Application Vulnerability Assessments
- Network Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing
- Source Code Review for Mobile and Web Applications
- Social Engineering Penetration Test
- Web Application Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessments
Our unique services consist of a largely manual approach focused on finding the most critical bugs which may not be exploited or found by the common automated scanners.
Our Approach includes 65%-70% of the manual testing where the only crawling phase is conducted is conducted in an automated way.
Manual testing eliminates affecting the production environment whereas automated tools can end up carrying out a Denial of service.
Approach We conduct all our tests using three different approaches such as:
- Black Box Testing
- White Box Testing
- Grey Box Testing
Mobile Device Management Assessment
Many Organisations use Mobile Device Management (MDM) applications like Blackberry Enterprise Servers or may be a third party Device Management Server. Pyramid team helps you with MDM Assessment service by conducting a security assessment of the servers to identify unsuitable configurations or policies which are not in compliance with the organization security policy and best practices.
Application Source Code Review
Our Source Code Review helps to discover the underlying code issues which may not be detectable in the exposed user interface. Pyramid team can review source code for applications of different platforms like iOS, Android, Windows.
Key Features
- Results on the technical assessments are prioritized according to the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS).
- Our testing methodology is based on a combination of OWASP Mobile Top 10 and tailored customer requirements.
- Our approach includes 65% to 70% of Manual Testing to provide deeper insights. Automated Testing is used for crawling phase.
- Our reports does not contain any false positives
Network Security Audit helps in finding out how well a particular part of the system complies to the standards set by the organization. Performing a network security audit is a good way to know where should we focus to ensure security. When and where users log on, access to the database, transfer of files is some of the items that are viewed in the network security audit.
What does a network security audit cover?
- Our audit covers policies such as password requirements, if and how users can use their own devices on the network, privacy rules, and more.
- Our security audit ensures that users understand best practices for accessing the network, including how to protect themselves from threats.
- Ensure that the servers are working well, that the operating systems are current and that the physical hardware is in warranty.
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The most important thing is that we ensure that we schedule regular audits and take action if we uncover problems.
Why is Network Security Audit necessary?
- To find the flaw in the network
- Our approach includes 65% to 70% of Manual Testing to provide deeper insights. Automated Testing is used for crawling phase.
- To protect the system from threats
- Our reports does not contain any false positives