Scanwave

Cyber Security Testing Program

The Penetration Testing service consists of five phases. Once the initial order has been received, these phases start with requirements gathering, customer agreement, and ends with ScanWave experts reporting the results back to the customers along with any recommendation.

Cyber Security

Testing

Cyber Security Testing Steps

It is important to note that ScanWave will not carry out any checks that are considered by the tools that are used to be "unsafe"; this also includes any Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.

These checks that can be service affecting are disabled by default in all the tools that we use, but they can be carried out at the wish of the customer. The unsafe checks and DoS attacks can provide more information about the vulnerabilities that exist within the customer's infrastructure, but there is a risk of service disruption.

However, there is an argument that it is better to find out about these vulnerabilities when conducting an assessment before an attacker finds them.

Key design assumptions

Authentication/Access Requirements

Technology Inventory

Administrative and Maintenance Channels

Network Topology

Technical and application architecture in place

Network Access Controls Lists

Functional data flow (including security-control points)

Host Access Controls Lists

Cyber Security

Testing Services

ScanWave Cyber Security Testing Services focus typically on the following services types:

Penetration Testing: Internal & External

Configuration Review: Benchmarking Testing

Vulnerability Testing: Internal & External

Remediation Guidance: Network, Security & Systems

Web Applications: Security Testing

Policies, Procedures: Development

Mobile Applications: Security Testing

Risk Assessment & Management

Firewalls & Routers: Rules Review

Compliance: Standards, Frameworks & Regulations

Social Engineering: Digital Shadow

Cyber Security

Remediation

Guidance Services

The Rise of Digital Financial Fraud

The twentieth-century U.S. criminal Willie Sutton was said to rob banks because "that's where the money is." In our digital age, this same motivation makes merchants the new target for financial fraud. Occasionally lax security by some merchants enables criminals to easily steal and use personal consumer financial information from payment card transactions and processing systems.

Where Vulnerabilities Lurk

Critical and high vulnerabilities can appear almost anywhere in banking and companies, including core and critical systems, and the card-processing ecosystem. These vulnerabilities might be found in point-of-sale devices, personal computers or servers, wireless hotspots, web shopping applications, paper-based storage systems, and the unsecured transmission of cardholder data to service providers. The risks can even extend to systems operated by service providers and acquirers, the financial institutions that initiate and maintain relationships with merchants accepting payment cards.

Compliance: Your Best Defense

Compliance with EU GDPR, Cloud Security, NIST Cybersecurity Core Framework, ISO 27001, 27005, 31000, and Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) helps to alleviate these vulnerabilities and protect critical and cardholder data.

Cyber Security

Architecture Review

The Importance of Secure Network Architecture

The systems network's infrastructure and architecture security are the foundation upon which all your security is based. Therefore, each network device must be well secured, and the architecture properly designed. Many risks can be mitigated simply by implementing a secure-by-design architecture.

How ScanWave Identifies Vulnerabilities

ScanWave experts can help by performing detailed analyses on current network architecture to identify all vulnerabilities using a comprehensive approach to ensure that malicious intruders do not gain access to your critical assets. During this review ScanWave team will assess the security architecture of your company's infrastructure.

Comprehensive Evaluation for Optimal Security

ScanWave experts will evaluate the current design structure of various security control mechanisms in place to determine their effectiveness and alignment with your company's security goals.

Our process takes a careful look at the strengths and weaknesses of your IT technical security architecture.

Cyber Security

Configuration

Reviews

On Premise & Cloud components will be examined by ScanWave experts:

Key design assumptions

Authentication/Access Requirements

Technology Inventory

Administrative and Maintenance Channels

Network Topology

Technical and application architecture in place

Network Access Controls Lists

Functional data flow (including security-control points)

Host Access Controls Lists

Cyber Security

Testing

Cyber Security

Testing Services

Cyber Security

Remediation

Guidance Services

Cyber Security

Architecture Review

The Importance of Secure Network Architecture

How ScanWave Identifies Vulnerabilities

Configuration Reviews

Configuration

Reviews

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