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Web application and security testing


1. What types of tests are performed in web application testing?
We mandatorily perform OWASP top 10 and go beyond it to identify and mitigate
vulnerabilities. Each type of test focuses on different aspects of the application's
performance and security.
2. How often should web application security testing be performed?
Web application security testing should be performed regularly, especially after
significant updates or changes to the application. It is recommended to conduct
security testing at least once a year, with additional tests as needed based on
the application's risk profile and exposure.
3. What should I do if a vulnerability is found during testing?
If a vulnerability is found, it is essential to assess its severity and impact,
prioritize remediation efforts, and implement appropriate fixes. It is also crucial
to retest the application to ensure that the vulnerability has been effectively
addressed and that no new issues have been introduced.
4. Do you provide reports and recommendations after testing?
Yes, we provide detailed reports outlining the findings of the web application and
security testing. These reports include an assessment of vulnerabilities, their
severity, and actionable recommendations for remediation to enhance the
application's security.

Penetration testing
1. How often should penetration testing be performed?
Penetration testing should be performed regularly, at least annually, and after
any significant changes to your infrastructure or applications. Additionally, it is
recommended to conduct pen tests when launching new services or when
security breaches have occurred.
2. How long does a penetration test take?
The duration of a penetration test varies based on the scope, complexity, and
size of the target system. Typically, a penetration test can take anywhere from a
few days to several weeks.
3. Is penetration testing disruptive to business operations?
Penetration testing is designed to be minimally disruptive. However, it may cause
some temporary interruptions or slowdowns. We work closely with your team to
schedule tests during off-peak hours and ensure minimal impact on business
operations.
4. Can penetration testing help with compliance requirements?
Yes, penetration testing is often a requirement for various compliance standards
such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO 27001. Our testing services help you
meet these requirements and provide documentation to demonstrate
compliance.
5. What are the costs associated with penetration testing?
The cost of penetration testing varies based on the scope, complexity, and depth
of the test. We offer customized packages to meet your specific needs and
budget. Contact us for a detailed quote and consultation.

Compliance and Auditing


1. What types of compliance standards do you support?
We support a wide range of compliance standards, including ISO 27001, ISO
27701, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, and more. Our team is experienced in tailoring
our services to meet the specific requirements of various regulations and
industry standards.
2. How often should compliance audits be conducted?
Compliance audits should be conducted regularly, typically on an annual basis.
However, the frequency may vary depending on regulatory requirements,
industry standards, and organizational needs. It is also advisable to conduct
audits after significant changes to systems or processes.
3. Can you help us achieve certification for a specific compliance standard?
Yes, we can assist your organization in achieving certification for various
compliance standards. Our services include gap analysis, policy development,
implementation support, and pre-certification assessments to ensure you meet
all necessary requirements.
4. How can we prepare for a compliance audit?
Preparation involves reviewing and updating policies and procedures, gathering
relevant documentation, and ensuring that key personnel are available for
interviews and assessments. Our team will provide guidance on how to prepare
effectively for a compliance audit.
Social Engineering

1. What types of social engineering attacks do you simulate?


We simulate various types of social engineering attacks, including phishing
(email-based), vishing (voice-based), smishing (SMS-based), and pretexting
(using fabricated scenarios to obtain information). We also asses social media
accounts of the organization for potential security risks.
2. What are the key benefits of social engineering testing?
Key benefits include identifying human vulnerabilities, enhancing security
awareness, improving incident response procedures, reducing the risk of
successful attacks, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
3. How often should social engineering tests be conducted?
Social engineering tests should be conducted regularly, typically once or twice a
year, and after any significant changes in the organization or employee roles.
Ongoing testing helps maintain high levels of security awareness and readiness.
4. How do you tailor social engineering tests to our organization?
We conduct a thorough assessment of your organization’s structure, operations,
and risk profile to design realistic and relevant social engineering scenarios. This
customized approach ensures that the tests accurately reflect potential threats
and vulnerabilities specific to your organization.
5. What are the costs associated with social engineering services?
The cost of social engineering services varies based on the scope and
complexity of the tests. We offer customized packages to meet your
organization’s needs and budget. Contact us for a detailed quote and
consultation.

Red Team and Adversary Simulation

1. What is the difference between red teaming and penetration testing?


While both involve testing security defenses, penetration testing focuses on
identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities within a specific scope. Red teaming
takes a broader approach, simulating a full-scale attack over an extended
period, targeting multiple aspects of the organization, and testing the response
of people, processes, and technologies.
2. How long does a red team engagement typically take?
The duration of a red team engagement varies based on the scope and
complexity of the objectives. Typically, engagements can range from several
weeks to a few months, allowing for thorough planning, execution, and analysis.
3. What kind of report will we receive after a red team engagement?
You will receive a detailed report outlining the tactics, techniques, and
procedures (TTPs) used, the vulnerabilities exploited, the impact of the
simulated attack, and actionable recommendations for remediation. The report
also includes an executive summary for non-technical stakeholders.
4. Can red teaming be disruptive to business operations?
Red teaming is designed to be minimally disruptive, with careful planning to
avoid significant impact on business operations. We work closely with your
organization to define the scope and rules of engagement to ensure minimal
disruption while achieving realistic outcomes.
5. How do you ensure confidentiality during red team engagements?
We adhere to strict confidentiality agreements and follow industry best practices
to protect your organization’s information. All findings and data from the
engagements are handled with the utmost care and shared only with authorized
personnel.
6. How do you tailor red team engagements to our organization?
We conduct a thorough assessment of your organization’s structure, operations,
and threat landscape to design realistic and relevant attack scenarios. This
customized approach ensures that the engagements accurately reflect potential
threats and vulnerabilities specific to your organization.

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