Application security being one of our strongest areas, we offer comprehensive security testing of applications throughout its development lifecycle. Our application security experts work with the software architects, project managers, database administrators and developers to recommend security controls at every phase of the SDLC. Engaging us at an early stage of development cycle ensures that application stays fully secure from emerging threats.
Our Methodology
- OWASP's guidelines and testing guides to offer comprehensive coverage as our application security testing methodology.
- STRIDE threat model and DREAD risk assessment model to perform security design review.
- WASC and OSSTMM as an additional guidance to ensure comprehensive coverage of our testing methodology.
- OWASP’s Software Assurance Maturity Model (OpenSAMM) to establish and review organizations' maturity towards software security
Secure SDLC
1Security Requirement Review
During the requirement phase of SDLC, our consultants review the SRS document to understand the business requirements shared by the stakeholders or the business units. The software requirements are then reviewed against the security best practices to ensure that the application is designed keeping security requirements into consideration.
2Security Design Review
Security design review or also referred as Threat Modeling is conducted during the design phase of the application. During this phase, application is decomposed into smaller components and a threat profile is established against each component and their respective workflows. Relevant security controls are mapped to ensure that the application is secure by design.
3Security Source Code Review
Security code review or white box testing is performed at the coding stage to discover security flaws introduced during this stage. Security code review is performed with the help of automated code review engines and also by manual line-by-line inspection of the source code. Security defects are verified and mitigated before the application reaches its QA stage.
4Application Security Testing
Application security testing, also referred as penetration testing or black/gray box testing is performed at the QA or UAT stage to discover the software vulnerabilities in the application run-time environment. Often gray box testing is recommended at this stage which uncovers security flaws in various application modules including OWASP Top 10 attacks.
We Secure
Business Websites
Web Applications
REST/SOAP APIs
Thick-Client Applications
Mobile Applications
Virtual Reality Applications
Gaming Applications
IoT Applications
Software Products
Case Studies
Our Credentials
11
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
700
BRANDS PROTECTED
12K
APPLICATIONS SECURED
2M
LINES OF CODE REVIEWED