Application Security Assessment
Security testing in applications is the process of simulating a hacker-style attack on your app in order to detect and analyze security vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit. As applications are critical to business success and an appealing target for cybercriminals. Application security testing is the proactive identification of vulnerabilities in applications, such as those that could result in the loss of sensitive user and financial information.
Application Security Assessment ( Web / Mobile / Desktop / Thick Client Based Application)
White Box Testing/Source Code Review/Static Application Security Testing
The testing examines a software's underlying structure, coding, and architecture to validate the input-output flow. Moreover, it improves the application's design, security, and utility. Web application security testing of this kind is sometimes referred to as internal testing, clear box testing, open box testing, or glass box testing. This is because testers can see the code while conducting white box testing.
Application Security Assessment
( Web / Mobile / Desktop / Thick Client Based Application)
Gray Box Testing/Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
Gray Box testing, which combines black box and white box testing, is a software testing approach used for web application security testing while only having a general understanding of its core code. It searches for and identifies context-specific errors that the application's poor code structure has produced.
Application Security Assessment
Black Box Testing
Black Box, often referred to as behavioral testing or external testing, is a form of software testing technique wherein no prior knowledge of the internal code structure, implementation specifics, or internal routes of an application is necessary. It focuses on the application's input and output and is entirely dependent on the specifications and requirements for the software.
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