Security Audits
We perform a broad scope of technical audits related to cybersecurity – security testing, vulnerability assessment, vulnerability scans, configuration audits and source code reviews.
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Cybersecurity audit
Security audits of IT systems are done to confirm, that the infrastructure deployed in the organization fulfils security requirements and does not contain security vulnerabilities compromising the confidentiality, integrity or availability.
Security config review, build review
Config reviews and build reviews are performed on software solutions such as operating systems, services (e.g. HTTP). We verify the configuration in relation to security based on benchmarks such as NIST, CIS and recommendations from the vendor.
Security code review
Source code audits may be connected with a whitebox pentest or be delivered as a separate service. The code is verified for security vulnerabilities. The analysis is performed manually with aid from automated tools and custom scripting. We have experience in reviewing applications written in i.a. Bash/C/C++/Java/JavaScript/.NET/PHP/Python/Ruby.
Vulnerability scans
Vulnerability scans are performed by automated tools, which identifies mostly already known security bugs, for which it has defined plugins. In the next phase identified vulnerabilities are manually verified by our pentesters in order to eliminate false positives.
IT security audit
When in need of conducting it security audit we recommend to perform the following: config and build review, penetration testing and optionally code review. In case of a smaller budget or if a pentest was never done before it might be a good idea to start with a vulnerability scan to eliminate low hanging fruits.
Remote work environment security review
We perform security evaluations of work from home (WfH) setups. On the user / employee side review of system builds and configuration reviews can be performed. Additionally applications used for conference calls, messaging, VPN clients and all other typical apps used in a remote work scenario can be assessed. On the employer side we can test the security posture of external infrastructure responsible for granting remote access e.g. VPN servers.
