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Website Security Assessment, PCI Website Security, Website AuditProblem Security risks have moved beyond the network and operating systems. Website Security Assessment problems are more significant in the application and access to data through applications. Many companies only test for functional requirements in application testing. Security vulnerabilities needs to be addressed quickly and testing done on a constant basis. PCI Audit requires website security and HIPAA Security requires a website audit.
Solution Our Website Security Assessment is designed to meet best practices for application security. All industry regulations such as PCI Audit requirements for Websites, HIPAA Security and Red Flag requires this type of security. An assessment looks at the source code, the infrastructure, the operating systems and the application functionality. There are many areas of weaknesses that have to be addressed both from a technical and nontechnical approach. We review your current website usage, goals for developing new functions, whether in-house or off the shelf and develop a security strategy to meet changing requirements. An analysis of what information you plan to collect, use and store using your website is conducted, review requirements to access information and what controls should be in place over data protection. All Website Security Assessments will involve but not limited to the following methodologies:
How the Process Works Our Website Security Assessment approach is to provide a standard methodology to follow and provide your developers and implementation specialists a guideline for secure website application deployment. We provide technical recommendations with mitigating controls and policies and procedures to keep your website secure over time.
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