We help software organizations and enterprises keep their software systems and infrastructure safe from malicious attacks, unauthorized access and viruses. We bring together key process knowledge, certified security testing experts, technology partnerships and a suite of in-house developed assessment metrics for security across an array of enterprise, web-based, consumer and mobile applications.
We keep abreast of latest hacking techniques and OWASP security guidelines in an effort to bring reliable and timely security and penetration testing services to our clients.
Umesh Verma
President & CEO
Blue Lance, Inc.
With web applications being a favorite entry point for most hackers, our security and penetration testing services help to keep your web based software assets one step ahead of the attackers. We gauge the specific security needs for the application depending upon several factors like environment, technologies used for application development, 3rd party integrations if any, etc. Some of the threats we address and deal with include:
Identity spoofing Data tampering Illegal access Denial of service attacks Buffer overruns Application vulnerability testing for SQL Injections and Cross Site scripting
We offer comprehensive independent software product security testing assessments. Our product security testing approach involves tests targeted to break the security built into the product through buffer overflows, memory leaks, reverse engineering, license evasion and registry tampering. Security tests are conducted in our state-of-the-art security test lab, equipped with the requisite software tools from our partnerships with leading security product testing vendors.
License tampering Un-authorized access Editing registry entries Memory leaks
Our software code security services ensure that your software is safe from existing and newly introduced threats and hacking techniques, whenever you build new software or make changes / enhancements to existing ones. We offer these services on a standalone independent basis, and our clients work with us on an on-going or one-off engagement.
We conduct Security Code reviews either automated or manual or both depending on the requirement. Some of the components that are analyzed are Application Component Study, Questionnaire-supported Discovery, Risk and Attack Profiling, Business Impact and Risk Analysis and Technical Flaw Analysis.
Static software analysis with software tools Software code security analysis Vulnerability scanning
We have made significant investments to stay up to date with the latest testing processes and software tools that ensure more comprehensive and accurate software testing. Our well-equipped software test lab has all the requisite hardware and software that goes into conducting end-to-end and un-interrupted software security and penetration testing. We make these investments and stay up to date so that you do not need to spend valuable time, money and resources riding the learning curve for new testing methodologies and software tools.
With enterprise security within the network being largely successful, most hackers have turned their attention to enterprise applications. We understand this change in focus and are abreast of the latest hacking techniques through our partnerships with leading technology vendors and the OWASP guidelines. We offer comprehensive security testing services from analysis and research to static code analysis and tool based penetration testing services to keep your business safe and secure.
Enterprise applications are under attack today from a variety of threats that are constantly changing in their attack points, technique and target. Vulnerability scanning is a good way to find application backdoors, malicious code, and other threats that may exist in purchased software or applications developed internally. By using an easy to use vulnerability scanning tool, or by using the expertise of a specialist vendor, you can ensure that attackers are kept at bay always. One time is all that it takes for them to succeed and do damage to your business.
Most IT managers believe that their software is unlikely targets because they are not mission critical or storing valuable client or business information. Nothing could be further from the truth – most hackers use seemingly innocuous software products and applications to gain access within an organizations IT infrastructure. Their end target of the attack may be totally different, but their entry point can be a software product or application that was not considered a serious security threat.