Web Application Penetration Testing

Web Application Penetration Testing

Computer and Network Security

Denver, CO 34 followers

Application penetration testing allows organizations to uncover security risks before their adversaries do.

About us

In the digital age, web applications are essential to business operations, but they can also be vulnerable to cyberattacks. Parabellyx web application penetration testing services help you identify and remediate vulnerabilities, ensuring the security and integrity of your applications and protecting your organization from potential breaches. Parabellyx approach is unique because we don’t simply inform you of the vulnerabilities, we use an easy-to-understand scorecard aligned with the major application security testing standard that assesses both the impact of the breach and the probability of occurrence. We provide developer-focused remediation advice and full regression testing to confirm that the vulnerability is remediated rather than changed in the exploitation method. This saves you time and money by focusing on the issues that are most likely to cause harm to your company. - OWASP ASVS Testing - In-Depth Authentication & Authorization Assessment - Business Logic Evaluation - Customized Security Testing

Industry
Computer and Network Security
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Denver, CO
Founded
2018
Specialties
penetration testing, web application penetration testing, OWASP ASVS, and Security Research

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    Founder and CEO of Parabellyx Cybersecurity. Security Testing and Continuous Security Assurance. Toronto | Denver

    It's exciting to see IBM X-Force prioritizing XSS as one of the top Cloud Security issues this year. Cross Site Scripting is easy to detect externally and easy to fix. It is also a sign of low code security hygiene. The problem with XSS is that where there is one, there are typically more, and unless you are scanning for these at the code level, it is hard to find all of them.

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    Associate Partner, Cybersecurity Services | CISSP, CISA, CGEIT, 7xAWS, PMP

    As you may have heard… IBM’s 2024 X-Force Cloud Threat Landscape report is out. 💡 No big surprises as to the findings – everyone is out for your valid credentials, and phishing and business email compromise are there to lend attackers a hand. ❓ What to do?  ✅ You know what to do – protect your data, have a good strategy around identity security, strengthen your incident response, prepare and test often. 💡 Interesting analysis done on the potential impact of vulnerabilities - cross-site scripting is getting a special mention as a potentially significant threat and most damaging common vulnerability. ❓What to do? ✅ If you are an organization – keep an eye out for CVEs and patch often. ✅ If you are a regular user – call your parents/grandparents and tell them not to have a ton of browser tabs open with random websites when dealing with their sensitive accounts (e.g., banking). May be even consider using a separate browser for those special times. 🏁 Also: 1️⃣ Download the report here - https://lnkd.in/giC83WPr 2️⃣ Register for the report webinar on Thu, Oct 17, 11am EDT - https://lnkd.in/gMBTihRA 3️⃣ Reach out to Andrei or his colleagues if you’d like to learn more. Chris Sicard - CISSP / Dhruva Suthar / Christian Couture CISSP / Steve Drennan / Paul Haughey, CISSP, PMP, GICSP, CET / Serge Mélone / George Nastasi / Lise Patton / Daina Proctor / Matthew Schellenberg / Nodin Di Guida / Khaled Hawasli / Adnan Seddighi

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    On March 18th, 2024, CISA released a secure software development attestation form targeting software used by federal agencies regardless of their FedRAMP status. While in the majority of cases, only self-attestation is required, the implications to the entire technology industry are broader than you may expect. Join Eric Matthews, CTO of Parabellyx Cybersecurity and Adam Winston, CSO of ActZero, on Tuesday, May 7, for insights into how the new Federal Government regulations may affect you and strategies to address the compliance risks as the secure software development attestation is being adopted beyond the Federal Government agencies. You will learn: -              The drivers behind the secure software development attestation. -              Who is in scope for the CISA attestation? -              What organizations will require 3rd party validation of compliance? -              How may other technology companies be affected in the near future? -              Strategies to address the secure software development requirements for mid-size organizations and startups.

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