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Web Application VAPT Archives - Security Marketplace https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/product-tag/web-application-vapt/ Flexibile and Cost Effective Security Assessment Solution! Tue, 07 Mar 2023 05:28:14 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2022/03/cropped-ecy_circle_80x80-32x32.png Web Application VAPT Archives - Security Marketplace https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/product-tag/web-application-vapt/ 32 32 Application Security Posture Management [ASPM] https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/product/aspm/ Fri, 16 Dec 2022 14:26:18 +0000 https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/?post_type=product&p=880 eCyLabs ASPM is an appcentric security platform to provide 360 degree view of your application security posture from code to cloud. It allows organizations to prioritize, automate and govern their application assets in order to close the gap between security and vulnerabilities. It has collection of assessment tools to ensure good security posture by assessing security vulnerabilities, deficiencies and compliance issues in your application infrastructure. Read More

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Traditional vulnerability scanners are outdated and It was designed for application development before the proliferation of public cloud. Modern application architecture is complex and it is designed as a collection of services and data are fully decoupled from the application.

ASPM or Application Security Posture Management is an platform that provides application security posture from code to cloud. ASPM allows organizations to prioritize, automate and govern their application assets in order to close the gap between security and vulnerabilities. It consolidates resources, processes and technologies to ensure product team is building cloud applications with good security posture or not.

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]]> Penetration Testing for Web https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/product/penetration-testing-for-web/ Wed, 02 Mar 2022 12:42:09 +0000 https://ecylabs.com/marketplace/?post_type=product&p=133

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:

  • Explore – The tester attempts to learn about the system being tested. This includes trying to determine what software is in use, what endpoints exist, what patches are installed, etc. It also includes searching the site for hidden content, known vulnerabilities, and other indications of weakness.
  • Attack – The tester attempts to exploit the known or suspected vulnerabilities to prove they exist.
  • Report – The tester reports back the results of their pen test including the vulnerabilities, how they exploited them and how difficult the exploits were, and the severity of the exploitation.

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