Building Resilience with Security Testing
In the age of cloud, social media, and data-driven applications, security cannot be an afterthought. It needs to be introduced early on in the software development cycle to successfully meet the challenges of the digital age.
Security testing at QBurst aims to identify and mitigate risks in the developed software in order to deliver a safe, secure experience to users. It enables enterprises to get to market with robust applications that build trust and loyalty with the brand.
Security Testing Services
QBurst security testing and audit services combine industry best practices and methodologies (OWASP) with decade-long experience in software testing to enforce cybersecurity. Deep domain knowledge and proven expertise empower our team to test and secure a broad range of digital solutions.
Web Applications
Web application security testing involves the assessment and exploitation of security controls in web-based systems to detect flaws and establish stronger defensive mechanisms.
Mobile Apps
Our mobile app security testing service provides a detailed security analysis of iOS and Android apps. We apply static and dynamic analysis techniques to uncover critical vulnerabilities in an app.
Internet of Things
IoT security ensures the development of secure systems that connect real-world objects with the virtual world. Our end-to-end testing secures devices, communication channels, and distributed apps.
Networks
Network security testing can involve network scans, password cracking, pentest, and ethical hacking to discover vulnerable areas that can provide intruders access into your private networks.
Cloud Apps
Using the latest tools and in-depth manual analysis, we evaluate the security posture of your cloud deployments to rectify improper access control mechanisms or possible misconfigurations.
Web Applications
Web application security testing involves the assessment and exploitation of security controls in web-based systems to detect flaws and establish stronger defensive mechanisms.
Mobile Apps
Our mobile app security testing service provides a detailed security analysis of iOS and Android apps. We apply static and dynamic analysis techniques to uncover critical vulnerabilities in an app.
Internet of Things
IoT security ensures the development of secure systems that connect real-world objects with the virtual world. Our end-to-end testing secures devices, communication channels, and distributed apps.
Networks
Network security testing can involve network scans, password cracking, pentest, and ethical hacking to discover vulnerable areas that can provide intruders access into your private networks.
Cloud Apps
Using the latest tools and in-depth manual analysis, we evaluate the security posture of your cloud deployments to rectify improper access control mechanisms or possible misconfigurations.
Types of Security Tests Done
Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
SAST involves testing an application by examining its source code. The source code analysis helps detect bugs early on in the software development life cycle. Clubbing manual code review with automated analysis using tools, such as OWASP Orizon, allows us to improve efficiency and ensure conformance to coding standards.
Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
Dynamic analysis examines the application in the running state. It involves simulating attacks against the application and analyzing its reaction to uncover vulnerabilities. Typically, DAST is used for web applications and web services and parameters like CPU usage, memory usage, response time, and overall performance are validated.
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT)
Security testing at QBurst consists of two components—vulnerability assessment and penetration testing. While vulnerability scanners and assessment tools identify vulnerabilities in the application, they do not differentiate between flaws that can be exploited and those that cannot be. Penetration testing exploits the vulnerabilities and measures the severity of each.
Vulnerability assessment together with pentest provides a comprehensive picture of the system’s security posture, identifying weaknesses along with risks associated with each.
