According to a recent survey, 56% of respondents reported unauthorized access of their networks, resulting in losses of over hundreds of millions. Identifying risks and vulnerabilities is crucial to preventing exposure and protecting your information assets and corporate reputation.

To help organizations proactively manage risk in the context of their overall goals of protecting information assets and business reputation, SUPRA works with leading partners offering centralized and world-class Ethical Hacking Center of Excellence (COE) focused on the development and delivery of Vulnerability Assessment Services. These services focus on identifying vulnerabilities in your network or applications that have a potential impact on the company, and providing business-oriented solutions for remediation.

Supra's Vulnerability Assessment Services provide:

• A holistic view of potential vulnerabilities in your applications, networks, and operating systems—and recommended solutions
• Improved recognition and response to attacks
• Increased understanding of effective mitigation strategies tailored to your network

Web Application Vulnerability Testing

• Utilizes a customized process to conduct Ethical Hacking assessments of web-based applications
• Assesses the development effort of your web applications
• Identifies design flaws and recommends methodologies for improving the security of your web application at the development level
• Offers option of testing web-based or custom network applications with client-side software components to determine if the client software may be manipulated to provide unauthorized access

External Network Vulnerability Testing

• Attempts to penetrate your Internet firewall infrastructures as well as surrounding network systems
• Evaluates the protection of the architecture and existing security controls through the use of automated tools that probe for remote network security vulnerabilities

Internal Network Vulnerability Testing

• Provides you with a thorough understanding of how vulnerable your internal infrastructure is to threats such as disgruntled employees, hackers who gain access to the building, and former employees with “lingering” access
• Determines your level of risk if someone were to compromise an alternative entry point.