Application Security

The objective is to enhance the identification, resolution, and prevention of security vulnerabilities in applications through improved security practices. Our team collaborates with clients to secure the software development life cycle.

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Preventing Application vulnerabilities.

Application security helps businesses protect their operations and assets from cyber threats by securing the applications that are used to run the business.By ensuring that applications are secure, businesses can prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities and accessing sensitive data, such as confidential information about customers, employees, and financial transactions.

SQL Injection

Type of phishing scam in which fraudsters impersonate company executives.

Cross Site Scripting

Account takeover fraud refers to a form of identity theft, where attackers steal users’ credentials.

Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)

A fraudster telling you that supplier payment details have changed with alternative details.

Broken Authentication

Insider fraud is fraud committed by someone who is on the “inside. Its one of the most devastating.

Cyber Risk Quantification

Why Application Security

Share the Financial Impact of Cyber Risk with the Business and Prioritize What Matters the Most. Better business decision-making and collaboration happens when you can translate cyber risk into financial terms that every business stakeholder can understand. RQ is an automated cyber risk product that computes cyber risk in monetary terms. RQ’s automation of complex cyber risk calculations enables conversations with the business around the value of security in terms they can understand.

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Design and Develop your application securely

We protect your applications with Test Scanning all your end points.

Application security helps to reduce the risk of data breaches, financial losses, and damage to a business's reputation. Additionally, having secure applications can help to meet compliance requirements, such as those set by government regulations, industry standards, and customer contracts. The process of securing applications involves various steps, such as threat modeling, security testing, and code review. This helps to identify and remediate vulnerabilities early in the development process, before they can be exploited by attackers. Regular security assessments can also help to identify any newly discovered vulnerabilities, and to ensure that the applications continue to meet the required security standards.