Test to Secure
DigitoWork proudly operates a ISO 17025 certified dedicated Software Security Testing Lab focused on comprehensive offensive software testing, including but not limited to OWSAP Top 10, CWE Top 25, and NIST SP 800-115. DigitoWork has developed a robust battery of Test Cases, Test Plans, Processes & Master Test Suite repository to safeguard SAAS, Network, Web, Embedded, and Mobile applications. Our experienced team rigorously evaluates business applications, ensuring resilience against emerging cyber threats. This dedicated state-of-the-art IT Security PEN Testing Lab allows our expert team to simulate real-world cyberattack scenarios, identify vulnerabilities, and devise proactive security measures, ensuring resilient, secure systems for our clients by conducting Ethical Hacking. Our teams act as your REDTEAM to find security gaps using manual and automated testing. We conduct Security PEN Testing above & beyond VAPT.
Our Software Testing Lab is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and staffed by seasoned security professionals. This allows us to deliver thorough, high-quality security PEN Testing across diverse digital environments. The lab provides a controlled space for PEN testing services, fostering a proactive approach to securing SAAS, Network, Web, Embedded and Mobile applications.
Advanced Testing Infrastructure: Our lab features high-performance servers, secure sandbox environments, and an array of specialized security tools for offensive testing. This robust setup allows for dynamic and static application security testing, vulnerability assessments, and penetration testing, simulating real- world attack scenarios.
Expert Security Team: Our testing lab is managed by a skilled team of certified security analysts, penetration testers, and software engineers with extensive experience in identifying and mitigating complex security vulnerabilities. Their expertise ensures meticulous attention to detail, comprehensive testing, and continuous updates to the testing methodologies, test cases and test plans.
Comprehensive Test Case Repository: The lab houses a Master Test Suite, a centralized repository of test cases covering network, web, and mobile applications. This repository is designed to capture every aspect of our PEN Testing assessments, documenting test cases for a range of scenarios, including common vulnerabilities, specific threat vectors, and emerging attack methods.
Comprehensive Security Test-Plans: At Digitowork, our expert security testing team crafts comprehensive test plans to identify vulnerabilities in IT systems. Leveraging cutting-edge methodologies and tools, we simulate real-world threats to ensure the integrity and resilience of your digital infrastructure. With meticulous attention to detail, our test plans empower organizations to fortify their defenses and safeguard sensitive data
Structured and Reusable Test Cases: Each test case is meticulously documented with details of testing methodology, expected outcomes, and recommended fixes, ensuring they are reusable across multiple engagements. This structured approach enables our team to efficiently conduct tests and tailor them to meet client-specific requirements and industry standards.
Continuous Improvement and Adaptation: The Master Test Suite is regularly updated with insights from the latest threat intelligence and vulnerability research, enabling our team to stay ahead of emerging risks. This approach ensures that the repository remains comprehensive, relevant, and adaptable, delivering proactive and reliable security insights for our clients.
This advanced lab setup allows us to provide clients with high-quality, consistent, and forward-thinking security testing services to safeguard their critical assets.
DigitoWork PEN Testing Services:
We offer a range of PEN Testing services designed to proactively identify, evaluate, and mitigate security vulnerabilities across your organization’s Perimeter, Network, Endpoint, Mobile and Web Application layers. Using real-world attack simulations, we help you understand and strengthen your security posture to defend against sophisticated cyber threats.
PEN Testing involves taking a proactive approach to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses within an organization’s systems. Our Ethical hackers, also known as “white hat” hackers, use penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and other methods to simulate cyberattacks and discover vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them.
At DigitoWork our Penetration testers use the below testing frameworks and test methods to create their own testing process as it provides an extended view of assessing the network and application security.
• Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM)
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST 800-115)
• Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top Ten
• Center of Internet Security (CIS) Controls framework
• Payment Card Industry (PCI) Penetration Testing Guidance
• Information Systems Security Assessment Framework (ISSAF)
DigitoWork expertise lies in
1. Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
Scope: Performing live testing on running applications to uncover vulnerabilities that may exist in their configurations, code, or design, especially those only visible in an active environment.
Objective: To simulate real-world attack scenarios and discover security weaknesses in applications that could lead to unauthorized access, data leakage, or service disruptions.
2. Static Analysis Security Testing (SAST)
Scope: Analyzing application source code and binaries without executing them to detect potential vulnerabilities, such as SQL injection or insecure data handling.
Objective: To identify and fix security issues early in the development cycle, enhancing code quality and reducing potential risks before deployment.
3. Vulnerability & Penetration Testing (VAPT)
Scope: Conducting vulnerability assessments combined with manual penetration testing on systems, networks, and applications to find and exploit weaknesses.
Objective: To evaluate the security posture by identifying and safely exploiting vulnerabilities, providing actionable insights for remediation.
4. Web & Mobile App Security Testing
Scope: Examining web and mobile applications for common vulnerabilities, such as broken authentication, insecure data storage, and weak access controls.
Objective: To protect application integrity and user data by identifying flaws specific to web and mobile environments and recommending mitigation strategies.
5. Managed Security Testing Services
Scope: Providing ongoing security testing services across critical assets, offering scheduled or on-demand testing tailored to specific organizational needs.
Objective: To maintain a proactive security posture with consistent testing, helping organizations quickly adapt to new threats and maintain compliance.
6. API & Compliance Security Testing
Scope: Testing APIs for security vulnerabilities such as insecure authentication and data exposure, while ensuring adherence to industry standards (e.g., PCI-DSS, HIPAA , NIST , GDPR).
Objective: To secure data interactions between applications and users, reducing risk exposure and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
7. Perimeter Penetration Testing
Scope: Assessing your organization’s external security controls, such as firewalls, VPNs, and web gateways, to identify potential vulnerabilities exploitable from outside the organization.
Objective: Simulate external attacks to test the resilience of perimeter defenses and identify weaknesses that could allow unauthorized access.
8. Social Engineering Testing
Scope: Testing your organization’s ability to resist manipulation tactics, such as phishing attacks, pretexting, and physical infiltration attempts, that exploit human behavior.
Objective: Gauge employee awareness and susceptibility to social engineering techniques that can lead to unauthorized data access or system compromise.
9. Internal Network Penetration Testing
Scope: Conducting pen testing within the internal network to evaluate security gaps that could be leveraged by an insider threat or an attacker who has already breached the perimeter.
Objective: Identify weaknesses in internal network segmentation, misconfigurations, or insecure communication paths that could allow lateral movement and privilege escalation.
10. Web Application and API Penetration Testing
Scope: Testing web applications, APIs, and mobile platforms for security vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), and improper authentication controls.
Objective: Uncover vulnerabilities in applications that could lead to data exposure, unauthorized access, or compromise of application functionality.
11. Endpoint Exploitation Testing
Scope: Assessing endpoints (workstations, laptops, mobile devices) to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in device configurations, software, and operating systems.
Objective: Test the resilience of endpoints against malware, exploitation of software vulnerabilities, and privilege escalation attempts.
12. Red Team Testing
Scope: Conducting full-scope Red Team engagements that simulate advanced adversaries targeting multiple layers of the organization, including physical security, perimeter, and internal network.
Objective: Provide a comprehensive evaluation of your organization’s ability to detect and respond to sophisticated multi-vector attacks that mirror real- world threat scenarios.
13. Phishing Simulation and Awareness Testing
Scope: Running targeted phishing campaigns and other social engineering tests to measure employee awareness and response to simulated email-based attacks.
Objective: Improve security awareness by identifying gaps in employee training and providing tailored recommendations to enhance awareness.
14. IoT Security Testing
Scope: Assessing the security of Internet of Things (IOT) devices connected to the network, testing for vulnerabilities that could be exploited to gain access to sensitive data or disrupt operations.
Objective: Secure IOT devices by identifying potential weaknesses in their configuration, firmware, and communication protocols.
