Vulnerability Management

CBDubai offers outstanding solutions to assess potential cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities to help your business stay competitive and remain secure. CBDubai provides organizations with guidance on how to strengthen the security of their software products, create secure software development workflows, and provide security throughout the development and deployment of software products and services.

Our services enable organizations to defend themselves against cyber attacks and other digital threats to safeguard sensitive information, prevent unauthorized access, reduce risk, and build cyber resilience.

CBDubai provides top-notch cybersecurity services through a variety of pipelines. Our wide range of services ensures that your teams have everything they need to defend your business from online threats and attacks. Our on-demand cybersecurity services include Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment.

PENETRATION TESTING

Can an adversary forcibly gain access to your sensitive information and critical assets? Let us investigate it for you. CBDubai’s Cybersecurity Consulting offers Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS).

For continuous testing, reporting, and correction, CBDubai integrates penetration testing into your SDLC. To shorten the “time to fix” in your agile SDLC environment, CBDubai immediately notifies you of security flaws as they are discovered. The PTaaS model is superior, particularly for companies that like to add dynamic digital content as part of their agile releases. In order to evaluate the deterrence potential of an organization’s policies, processes, and technology, Penetration Testing simulates adversary attacks on the IT infrastructure, web applications, Wi-Fi, mobile, and cloud environments.

Mobile & Wi-Fi Penetration Testing

Discovers local and remote vulnerabilities that could result in unauthorized access to sensitive data by evaluating your iOS and Android mobile applications using OWASP, MASVS, and OWASP MSTG standards.

A wireless network’s risks and vulnerabilities are assessed during a Wi-Fi penetration test. The typical steps in this process are reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, exploitation, reporting, and remediation.

Web Application Penetration Testing

Finding vulnerabilities in web applications and APIs is done using Web Application Penetration Testing, which makes use of the OWASP methodologies Application Security Verification Standard (ASVS) and the OWASP Testing Guide.

The most efficient method for identifying vulnerabilities and resolving them as early in the SDLC process as possible would be to conduct the web application security assessment as a part of the SDLC process.

Internal & External Penetration Testing

Assess your organization’s internal and external environment to identify exploitable vulnerabilities that could give unauthorized access to sensitive data. Target identification and enumeration, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, privilege escalation, pivoting, and lateral movement are all included in the test.

Thick Client Penetration Testing

Desktop applications, also referred to as thick client applications, are connected to a network, with the client side performing the majority of the processing. Attack surface analysis, data gathering, traffic analysis, reverse engineering, memory & storage analysis, privilege escalation, process injection, and buffer overflow checks are all included in the assessment of thick client applications.

VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT

Vulnerability assessments are a critical part of IT security, as they uncover security flaws within infrastructure and networks by leveraging vulnerability scanning tools. CBDubai provides clear, actionable reports on all identified issues to help clients remediate the vulnerabilities found during the vulnerability assessment.

DAST

Uses automated tools to perform dynamic analysis on web applications and API to find security flaws brought on by arbitrary inputs.

INTERNAL VULNERABILITY SCANNING

Analyzes an organization’s security posture from the perspective of an insider attack by scanning its internal infrastructure.

SAST

Executes a static analysis of the application’s source code to uncover security flaws within the application code base.

EXTERNAL VULNERABILITY SCANNING

Scans the organization’s network and systems to identify vulnerabilities that can be exploited from the internet.