Network Security

Create a solid network infrastructure security system.

We use rigorous assessments to find both internal and external risks using our technological expertise, which goes beyond typical vulnerability scanning to expose the genuine, exploitable threats in the network architecture.

Network security advances as swiftly as the technology it is based on, which is why our penetration testing services, provided by specialist trained consultants, go beyond typical vulnerability scanning methodology.

Our penetration testing services provide an overview of the network security issues that could have an impact on your business along with a special method of network pentesting that goes above and beyond the conventional vulnerability assessment and penetration testing process.

The most subtle network vulnerabilities are identified, verified, exploited, and documented by our assessment team with sufficient Proof of Concept evidence.

Application Security Services: Using activities like threat modelling, the secure software development life cycle, and penetration testing, you can make your application security programme more mature.

Network Vulnerability Assessment

Our methodology focuses on locating, validating, and ranking the target systems’ vulnerabilities in order to help them prioritise fixing them

Network Penetration Testing

Identifying and reporting security flaws on computer networks, computer systems, networking devices, and applications

Configuration Audit

In the age of cyber dangers, it is crucial that businesses employ reliable configuration, regularly examine, and audit their network architecture

Network Architecture Security Review

Network Structure An organization’s security design review procedure examines the structural design from a security standpoint

Wireless Penetration Testing

Wireless networks are a crucial component of the network architecture of businesses and are vulnerable to both internal and external threats

Network Vulnerability Assessment

Our area of expertise is conducting external and internal vulnerability assessments using a combination of open source and for-profit tools, with a focus on manual verification and validation of each vulnerability to understand its potential, the risk involved if it is exploited on a client’s network, and its business implications.

Prioritised vulnerabilities will be reported with detailed mitigation actions in the recommendations while taking the client’s business into account.

Network Penetration Testing

In our experience, the organisation frequently ignores the security component of the application design, also known as security architecture. Application Security Architecture Review is approached by Ansh Infosec in its entirety. Organisations are protected against attack, risk, and maintain implicit compliance with nearly any standard, regulation, or law by designing and managing applications, systems, and a network architecture based on security standards and best practises.Documents for application architecture Infrastructure and Deployment Issues Authentication and Authorization Configuration Management Session Management Cryptography Exception Management Auditing & Logging Application Framework and Libraries Analysis of the existing SDLC and its effectiveness

Black box, grey box, or a hybrid of the two approaches may be suggested depending on the client’s needs. No exploitation will occur throughout the engagements without first getting the client’s consent.

Evidence of concept Exploitation is possible on test servers.
Prioritised vulnerabilities with business effect ratings, severity ratings, and specific recommendations to assist the client team in patching the vulnerability are included in assessment reports.
By identifying, validating, documenting the results, and finally assisting clients in remediating risks that could otherwise result in data and assets being compromised by malicious entities, we incorporate industry-accepted penetration testing standards that help organisations to effectively manage cyber security risks

Configuration Audit

To make sure that the enterprise’s IT assets, such as operating systems, databases, applications, and software, as well as network devices, are functional and in compliance with standards and policies, Ansh Infosec’s technical configuration audit process is highly customised to suit the organization’s network infrastructure. The entire network architecture, including the perimeter devices, network devices like firewalls, routers, switches, load balancers, IPS/IDS, and server systems like domain controllers, file servers, FTP servers, email servers, proxy servers, antivirus servers, and databases, are all subject to audit.

Ansh Infosec’s experts will examine various components of selected operating systems for all in-scope targets using both automated tools and human procedures to find known vulnerabilities in classes like:

File Systems
Users / groups presents on the system
Services running
Network Configurations
Event Logging

Database Configurations
Version specific vulnerabilities
Security Patch Levels
File Permissions / Registry Permissions (as applicable)
Misconfiguration issues

Network Architecture Security Review

It is customary for organisations to put up their network infrastructure in the early stages and then forget about it afterward. Network infrastructure changes over time as company changes, potentially exposing it to new vulnerabilities if it is not frequently examined. Ansh Infosec’s network architecture assessment procedure entails a detailed evaluation of the configurations of each network component as well as the placements of those components within the network and the overall network design. To fend against network threats, our network security experts will monitor the network using a defense-in-depth approach. The goal of the review is to help the current network infrastructure become more secure

Although organisations can review their network architecture on their own, it is always best to have a skilled independent expert periodically review it to look for any hidden flaws.

The NSAR aids in identifying gaps in network security policies and practises, network architecture, and device configurations. Ansh Infosec will:

Determine the organization’s network security rules and standards.
Examine whether network security solutions are in line with the needs and objectives of the business.
Determine all technological responses to network security
Review the redundancy, network segmentation, and access management technologies, as well as the target network’s design and architecture.

Wireless Penetration Testing

Insecure infrastructure, which poses specific threats and allows attackers to target wireless access points with previously specified and prepared attack techniques, results from a number of wireless deployments that are accessible outside of the acceptable physical premises. Ansh Infosec’s wireless security audit methodology is the product of in-depth analysis, tried-and-true methods, cutting-edge testing tools, and years of experience in this field from our security specialists. This approach ensures complete coverage of all potential threats from all angles

By using a very methodical and pragmatic methodology to evaluate and report the existing security posture of wireless networks, wireless security assessment will assist in identifying, localising, and mitigating the risks posed by the current deployment of wireless network technology. The following issues will be addressed:

Defining Testing Scope
Detection of Wireless Access Points as well as Rogue Access Points (if any)
War Driving
Wireless Network Vulnerability Scanning
Vulnerability Identification and Validation
Wireless Device Configuration Review and Reporting

THE ANSH INFOSEC ADVANTAGE

Network penetration tests make sure that all corporate processes are up and running because network disruption can directly affect service availability and business continuity.

A strong emphasis on human and automated approaches to excluding false positives and evaluating vulnerabilities.

By doing timely penetration tests, you can stop hackers from accessing your network. The procedure reveals any weaknesses in your security, allowing you the time to fix them before an actual assault takes place.

Penetration tests assist in addressing the that is required by industry standards and laws including PCI, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and FISMA, which will help prevent paying hefty fines for not complying.

Configuration audits assist in making sure that every device in the network infrastructure has been configured and hardened.

Vulnerability correlation makes it easier to verify manually and automatically discovered vulnerabilities and gets rid of false positives.

When the activity has been completed, time deliverables include a detailed technical report with appropriate recommendations, and assistance is given to the client team if they need it during the patching phase.