Group-IB Security Assessment

Security Assessment and Audit

A 360-degree expert look at your information security

Group-IB Security
Assessment at a glance

Find and eliminate vulnerabilities. Leave no opportunity for intruders

We combine advanced Group-IB Threat Intelligence technology with human expertise in incident response and cybercrime investigation in order to provide a complete and comprehensive security assessment of your resources and effectively counter real-world threats

Web applications

One-page websites

Portals

E-commerce

Online banking

Mobile applications

iOS apps

Android apps

Mobile banking apps

Infrastructure

External

Internal

Social engineering

Wi-Fi networks

About Security Assessment

A comprehensive information security audit helps uncover vulnerabilities and reveals the most effective way to eliminate them.
Outcome:

Identify and fix as many vulnerabilities
as possible in an information system

Report contents:

List of vulnerabilities

Detailed description

Recommendations

About Security Assessment

Security Assessment services

Select what you want to perform a security assessment
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Applications

Security analysis of web and mobile applications, including websites, portals, e-commerce, Android and iOS applications, mobile and online banking applications, smart contracts

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Infrastructure

Security analysis of internal or external infrastructure, Wi-Fi networks, and employee behavior (social engineering)

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Security Assessment deliverables

Experts look at camp any resources through hacker’s eyes
Security Assessment deliverables
List of vulnerabilities for development team

Developers receive a prioritized list of vulnerabilities to address.

Recommendations for IS team

The IS team receives recommendations on how to apply urgent measures

Executive summary for business

Businesses receive a recognized independent report for compliance requirements and business development.

Implementation assessment

Group-IB provides a one-time free assessment on how vulnerabilities were eliminated

Performing on infrastructure and applications
with Group-IB Security Assessment

While applications perform a specific function, a company's entire infrastructure is what allows them to work. With Group-IB assess the security of every part of the information system

Applications
Security Assessment applications

Assess the security of web and mobile applications with various functionalities and complexity levels: websites, portals, online banking, e-commerce, etc.

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Infrastructure
Security Assessment infrastructure

Assess the security of external infrastructure, Wi-Fi networks, and employee behavior
(social engineering)

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Group-IB's sustainable
competitive advantage

Security Assessment benefits
Fight against
cybercrime
Since 2003
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Intelligence-driven services

provided to prevent cyber attacks, eradicate fraud, and protect brands

group-ib Security Assessment benefits
Acting on a global scale

with globally distributed team, ubiquitous reach, efficient investigations

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Skilled Incident Response team

turning insights into actionable cybersecurity strategies

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Stellar technologies

giving us the full threat landscape visibility

Certified expertise
and tried-and-tested tactics

In the last three years, we have completed more than 300 projects involving security assessment, red teaming, and compliance and consulting

Our specialists hold
21 international certificates
project management expert certification
group-ib certified information systems auditor
group-ib bsi iso 27001-2013 lead auditor
group-ib gdpr data privacy technologist
group-ib gdpr data privacy professional

Do not wait for
an attack to happen

As soon as cybercriminals penetrate your network, they could achieve their goals within weeks or even hours. Many organizations fail to detect malicious activity promptly, however, because the methods, tools and tactics used by hackers are always improving.

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Security Assessment FAQ

Why perform a security audit?

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Any information protection system — regardless of how advanced and complex it is and how much has been invested in it — must be tested to check how resilient it is to the challenges due to which it was created. The answer to this question can unfortunately be provided by hackers, but the consequences of a hacker attack are likely to be unpredictable and in most cases negative. Moreover, investigating the incident is usually long and costly, and often uncovers only some of the problems that led to it. A security audit is carried out in a controlled environment, with the opportunity to dismantle any shortcomings with a team of professionals. The services included in such an audit help assess the following:

  • The security of information systems such as web and mobile applications (Application Audit)
  • The resilience of the organization’s infrastructure to external and internal attacks (Infrastructure Audit)
  • The actions of security professionals in the face of prepared targeted attacks (Red Teaming)
  • Compliance with best practices and local laws (Compliance Assessment and Consulting)

Our findings will help you understand the main weaknesses in your protection, infrastructure, and information resources and show you how to eliminate them by implementing recommendations made by experienced professionals.

How does a company prepare for an audit?

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To prepare for an security audit, it is enough to:

  1. Define the objects of testing
  2. Specify the objectives and tasks that are most relevant to your business
  3. Choose a company that has relevant experience and competence
  4. Sign an agreement after discussing the project details that are important to you

What types of audits exist?

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By type, audits can be divided into technical audits and organizational audits. Technical audits screen for and exploit vulnerabilities and simulate attacks on systems. Organizational audits check for compliance with regulatory requirements, ensure that processes are aligned, help create the necessary regulatory documents that are important for describing the rules of organization, and are designed to develop information security within a company.

What should I do if I don't know where to start and if I have many questions about the process of preparing and executing works, and about post-project activities?

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Consult a specialist. People often shy away from asking crucial questions for fear of showing that they don’t know something. Yet we cannot all be experts in everything. There are companies, departments, and people who specialize in security audits, and they will be happy to advise on all matters of interest within their area of expertise.

What does a Security Assessment report contain?

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A Security Assessment report is a document that contains:

  1. Сonclusions about what vulnerabilities were identified in the company’s resources
  2. Potential risks that would arise if the vulnerabilities were exploited
  3. Detailed recommendations on how to eliminate the vulnerabilities

The report usually contains text, tables, screenshots, and photos to provide information in a format that is clear to both technicians and managers.

The content may vary depending on the type of service provided, but in general it includes the following:

  1. Details about the project
  2. General information and recommendations based on the results of the work
  3. The methods used for carrying out the work
  4. The principle for determining the risk level for detected vulnerabilities
  5. Information about network reconnaissance
  6. Any identified potential attack vectors for modeling
  7. Descriptions of attack scenario modeling
  8. Descriptions of the vulnerabilities found, with examples of exploitation, ranking by risk level, and recommendations
  9. Recommendations for eliminating the vulnerabilities