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A full list of all security checks performed by our profile is provided below:
Basic Security Checks
Identify various security misconfigurations as well as deviations from security best practices in applications like CMS Disclose, Email Authentication Issues( SPF/DMARC), DNS High Availability status, Firewall Protection Status, Open Ports that may be the pathway for attackers, Privacy policy availability and Registrar Lock Status.
Malware Infected URLs
A malware infection on websites can execute unauthorized actions on the victim’s system or website visitors. eCyLabs helps to check URLs for suspicious code. malware, malware, viruses, abuse, or reputation issues.
Domain BlackList Detection
Usually blacklisted domains create reputation loss for your company and emails classified as “spam-like”. Blacklist removal can be requested manually but you must ensure you have fixed the issues before doing this.
URL Category Check
Identifies URL Categories for your website. The websites that do not belong to any categories are sometimes classified as high-risk until you categorize them. Internet browsers will mark your website as suspicious and you will lose your reputation. Find your provider and request you change the category of your URL.
Discover Broken Links
Discover broken links in your websites to avoid impact in your customer reputation. In those cases, users who happen to visit those abandoned links will get a 404 error. There are several drawbacks when a website responds with this error code. So, we will discover all the broken links for you to fix them.
URL Load Time Test
Conduct a website performance test to review common issues which will impact engagement. So, we will analyze the load speed for all the URLs and insight to optimize specific URLs that are causing delays.
File integrity check
URL Integrity Monitoring is a security practice that consists of verifying the integrity of URLs to determine if tampering or fraud has occurred by comparing them to the last scan result.
SSL Check
SSL Test performs transport layer security based on web security guidelines to provide informed recommendations to web administrators. Certificates are typically signed by a trusted certificate authority and the certificates are valid for a certain period of time when a ssl certificate expires, it will reveal the remote clients from accessing secure websites. Checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as recent cryptographic flaws, and more.
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]]>eCyLabs automated penetration testing helps to test the risk of OWASP Top 10 Web Application Security Risks. Many security flaws in the OWASP Top 10 list can be identified with our automated tool. To perform deep inspection specific to your application type, you can also engage our security experts to fine tune risk detection logic for your application and bring more results. Read More
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]]>Penetration testing helps to identify malicious behaviours or patterns by simulating an external attacker’s view. In the context of web application security, pen testing is commonly used to augment a web application firewall (WAF). eCyLabs Pen testing scan profiles leveraging OWASP Detection Logics and its widely used, often in conjunction with connected systems such as servers, networks, devices, to endpoints.
Many of the security flaws in the OWASP Top 10 list can be identified with our tool such as,
– Injection
– Broken authentication
– Sensitive data exposure
– XML external entities (XXE)
– Broken access control
– Security misconfigurations
– Cross site scripting (XSS)
– Insecure deserialization
– Using components with known vulnerabilities
– Insufficient logging and monitoring
Pen testing follows with below stages:
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