Secure Delivered

• Application Security Testing (AST)

  a process of evaluating the security of software to find vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. It includes different techniques such as Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, and Secure Code Review. The goal is to ensure that the software is developed securely and to reduce the risk of security breaches. AST is important and should be done regularly.



• Penetration Testing (Pentesting)

  A way to check how secure a computer system or network is by simulating an attack. A team of ethical hackers will try to find vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by real attackers. The goal is to identify and document security issues and provide recommendations to improve security. Pentesting is important to ensure that systems are secure and done regularly to prevent attacks.



• Security Operation Center (SOC)

  The team responsible to monitoring, mitigation, and analyzing business activity



• System Security Acceptance Testing (SSAT)

  a process to test a computer system or network to ensure it meets security standards before use. It involves testing for security weaknesses and reducing the risk of security breaches and data leaks. Steps include defining requirements, developing test scenarios, conducting testing, analyzing results, mitigating vulnerabilities, re-testing, and generating a report.



• Vulnerability Assessment (VA)

  about finding and ranking security weaknesses in an organization's IT infrastructure. It involves identifying assets, scanning for vulnerabilities, prioritizing them, and reporting recommendations for mitigation. VA should be done regularly to ensure existing vulnerabilities are remediated and to prevent successful cyber attacks.