A Source Code Audit is a systematic examination of the source code of your web application. This helps to reveal vulnerabilities that can lead to potentially debilitating breaches of security, whether accidental or malicious in nature. Poorly maintained source code is one of the leading causes for vulnerabilities for organizations.

A Mobile Security Evaluation consists of dynamic and static analysis to find potential vulnerabilities in your mobile applications. Due to the tremendous increase in the amount of mobile devices in recent years, the amount of attacks against mobile devices and applications is steadily growing, increasing the importance of mobile application security.

A Vulnerability Assessment allows for the identification and prioritization of vulnerabilities such as software flaws, faulty system configurations, insufficiently robust countermeasures that may exist within your application. Each detected vulnerability is given a severity, evidence of exploitation and recommendations for a solution.

A Social Engineering Test aims to test the human susceptibility into being tricked into aiding a malicious actor with obtaining confidential information or access into the internal network. Up to 95% of all enterprise attacks are due to a successful phishing attack and it is crucial that personnel are trained to defend against them.

Enterprise Training prepares organization personnel against Social Engineering attacks. Attacks/techniques such as Phishing and Pretexting are very commonly used and can be utilized to easily bypass even the strongest of defensive measures if the organization is not adequately prepared. Having rules and proper personnel training significantly reduces the number of successful social engineering attacks.

A penetration test simulates an external attack and provides a rigorous examination of potential and actual vulnerabilities, including software flaws, faulty system configurations and more. This provides an objective, accurate evaluation of your organization's defensive measures and reveals potential defects or oversights in your organization's security.