Security Testing

Security Testing brings attention to the complete spectrum of testing that are aimed at ensuring proper and perfect functioning of an application in a production environment. It focusses on assessing various elements of security, including integrity, confidentiality, authenticity, vulnerability and continuity.

Security Testing has become one of the most crucial components of the software development life cycle as organizations are becoming more concerned about the growing security breaches from the hackers. These security breaches may cause anything from data corruption to illegal access and may cost a fortune to the concern organization.

Therefore, performing security testing to uncover the vulnerabilities becomes very important as it helps in ensuring Confidentiality, Authenticity, Integrity and Authorization of the software system.

Security Testing is the only discipline, which helps an organization to spot where they are unsafe. It also helps in finding loopholes in security.

An exhaustive approach in security testing helps in safeguarding the system from potential security threats and makes it less vulnerable to the nasty breaching.

• Uncover flaws in the security of the application.
• Use various manual testing techniques to evaluate the solidity of the security mechanism of the application against the real-world attacks.
• Detect the technical flaws that arise from the application’s collaboration with the rest of the other IT infrastructure.
• Spot the security vulnerabilities from implementation errors.
• Build end-user trust with improved security levels.

We, at the Testriq QA Lab, lay out Security Testing services to disclose vulnerabilities in the security mechanisms of information systems. We possess rich expertise in Security Testing for organizations, catering to diversified business needs and immense experience in serving clients across different industry verticals and organization sizes.

Our following approach helps us in detecting the vulnerabilities in the application software

• Assessing the scope of Security Testing.
• Identifying business critical modules.
• Scanning the system for vulnerabilities.
• Analyzing the vulnerabilities.
• Generating security reports and suggesting recommendations.