From branding and marketing to core business functions, business depends on several applications. These applications can be their own custom built , third-party or a combination of these.
A security flaw in anyone of these applications may lead serious legal, financial, reputational and/or operational losses to business.
Be it mobile, web, thick client or even IoT apps , Sentryark uses the same techniques as a modern hacker to uncover the security risks in your applications.
The OWASP Top 10 and it’s testing methodology is generally accepted as the standard for identifying application’s security flaws. It provides a great starting point for anyone looking to pen test and protect their application.
However, OWASP Top 10 isn’t the be-all and end-all of Application assessments, Instead we help Organisations look beyond the OWASP top 10 and prepare a pent test program that is tailored for their application.
Attackers don’t necessarily need a technical exploit to abuse your application, All that is needed is a design weakness in the business logic to wreak havoc.
Abusing a business logic flaw is quite easy. However, they are hard to identify as they require both an understanding of the application and of security risks associated with it. To ensure your applications are not exposed to such flaws , our team work closely with your stakeholders to ensure no such flaw remains unfixed
Sometimes Assessing the application from the outside may not be enough. Sloppy coding practices are one of the major reasons for security vulnerabilities in an application. In addition to that, modern applications depend on several third party libraries. A flaw being identified in these libraries may put your whole application at risk.
Our Secure Code Review team reviews your first-party code for security flaws while also reviewing your third party libraries for any known vulnerabilities to help you fix them early in the lifecycle saving considerable time and effort.
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For Teams that follow agile and other rapid development methodologies, manual penetration tests would not be suitable. Security should be an integral in their development pipeline.
Security should be fast, accurate and actionable with minimal false positives. SentryArk helps the team implement exactly this.
Automating your security tools is just one part. Any team that has tried to automate security tools into their pipeline would have experienced the frustration with the huge volumes of irrelevant and false positive information from the results. In many cases , this noise hides actual flaws in your project.
A good Solution should provide a central, accurate, precise and actionable result. SentryArk helps teams build such solutions.
We help teams build integrated solutions that are fast, scalable while providing precise results eliminating false positives and other irrelevant data that allow technical teams to take rapid actions against flaws while providing centralised summary of the security posture to the executives.
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Network Penetration Testing is the process of simulating real-world attacks on a network and its devices by using the same approach as the hackers do. Unlike automated vulnerability scans that only scrape the surface of your network, a network penetration test by SentryArk provides deep understanding into the security risks in your environment
External network penetration testing identifies vulnerabilities on infrastructure devices and servers accessible from the internet. External penetration testing assesses the security posture of the routers, firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and other security appliances which filter malicious traffic from the internet.s
Our experts approach the local area network as an attacker on the inside. We look for privileged company information and other sensitive assets. This involves incorporating a variety of tools, uncovering user credentials, and attempting to compromise both virtual and physical machines present in the network environment. The advantage of this engagement is in ensuring a breach of your external network will not result in a breach of your assets.
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It is typical to assume that cloud security is the cloud provider’s responsibility. This is like assuming that the security of the jewels we buy is the jewellery shop’s responsibility. So, it is your responsibility to take ample measures to protect what’s yours. That’s where we come in, to secure your assets including customer data, platforms, applications, operating systems, and networks that you update on the cloud. We ensure that your data is protected from malicious attacks and compliance issues. SentryArk Service provides both remote and on-site advisory support to evaluate the security of your cloud infrastructure.
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In layman's terms the Active directory services can be compared to the money reserve of a country. If one gains unauthorized access to it, one erases a company from its existence. It consists of all users’ credentials, configuration and authentication files. This information is used to manage admin accounts, users’ credentials and configuration files verification throughout the infrastructure of an IT organization.
Hence, it’s a critical target that malicious attackers try gaining initial access to an organization.
We offer a solution which extensively assesses your Identity management and directory services for any defects and deficiencies that attackers could leverage to gain access. If any such flaws are found we provide you the key resources to secure your Active directory services.
Active directory services security assessment can be performed at any time. It can be conducted proactively to help your organization fix issues before penetration testing.
As technologies grow the configuration settings are either outdated or not properly maintained, security enhancements may not be implemented and vulnerabilities may begin to appear in an AD installation. An ADSA provides a holistic assessment of the security of an Identity management and directory services installation, not only at a technical level but also at process and governance levels