Vulnerability assessments involve identifying, classifying, and prioritizing security weaknesses without actively exploiting them. These services are ideal for organizations wanting a comprehensive security overview.

• Network Vulnerability Assessment:
  • Focuses on internal and external networks.
  • Scans for open ports, weak protocols, default credentials, and outdated software.
  • Tools: Nessus, OpenVAS.
  • Example: Detecting unpatched vulnerabilities in firewalls, routers, or switches.
• Web Application Vulnerability Assessment:
  • Analyzes applications for common vulnerabilities (e.g., SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF).
  • Tools: Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP.
  • Example: Identifying improper input validation in login forms that might allow attackers to bypass authentication.
• Mobile Application Vulnerability Assessment:
  • Examines mobile apps for insecure APIs, improper session handling, or storage of sensitive data.
  • Example: A banking app storing sensitive credentials in plain text.
• Cloud Security Assessment:
  • Reviews cloud configurations for misconfigurations, privilege escalation, or data exposure.
  • Example: Detecting an S3 bucket with public read/write permissions in AWS.
• Endpoint Security Assessment:
  • Analyzes endpoints (PCs, servers) for weaknesses like unpatched software or malware.
  • Example: Detecting endpoints with outdated antivirus software.