A vulnerability assessment is a systematic review of security weaknesses in an information system.
Keep An Eye On Security Threats
A vulnerability assessment is a systematic analysis of security issues in an IT environment. It determines if a system or server of an organization can be exploited by a malicious third-party. Vulnerability Assessment Will Help You With preventing escalation of privileges that are caused by flawed authentication mechanisms, blocking code injection attacks like XSS and SQL injection, and targeting the cybercriminal groups with brute-force attack campaigns.
Diagnose Security Vulnerabilities
Analyze the status of your external network interface. Identify and resolve configuration errors, patching issues, and similar security loopholes.
Comply with Regulatory Requirements Globally
Allow us to meet the regulatory and legal obligations locally and internationally for NCA, SAMA, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, GLBA, GDPR, and consumer protection laws.
Protect Corporate Standing
TSS is dedicated to maintaining your credibility as a brand, placing high priority over client privacy. We can save you from irreparable reputational damage.
Take Business Continuity to Newer Heights
Technical security breaches don’t only trigger the loss of critical data, but it also forces your key systems to be affected with downtime. We are here to ensure 24/7 business continuity.
Crucial Insights
Our vulnerability assessment offers valuable feedback to review the effectiveness of actions to supervise and remediate your entire cybersecurity infrastructure.
Vulnerability Assessment Service Methodology
Leverage ethical hacking to prevent a possible intrusion.
Transform Your Organization’s Security into An Unbreachable Fortress
improves your defenses by uncovering vulnerabilities and recommending solutions to fix them. Whether you need to test your web application’s IP address or go ahead with a Penetration test engagement, TSS has got you covered.
TSS department consists of a highly skilled and experienced team of testers. Our penetration testers can mimic cybercriminals and break into your system by emulating modern hacking techniques. Unlike hackers, we abide by a mutually agreed ROE (Rules of Engagement). This means that we stop the pen test before inflicting any damage to your IT infrastructure or exposing any of your critical data.
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