CyberQuote Pte Ltd
CyberQuote Pte Ltd
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Penetration TestingVulnerability AssessmentAbout
CyberQuote is an ISO 27001 certified company specializing in financial training and information technology solutions such as securities trading & processing systems, starting with Southeast Asia’s first Internet Financial Trading Platform. An established name with more than 20 years of experience in serving the investing public and the financial services industry. With a proven reputation for service excellence, we endeavor to build long term relationships with our customers and business partners.
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CyberQuote’s skilled computer experts will perform ethical hacking utilizing programming skills to uncover Vulnerabilities in your computer system. In sharp contrast to ethical hackers who are bent on abusing these vulnerabilities for personal gain, ethical hackers can help you to uncover them and recommend changes for strengthening the system. As the old saying goes intent decides the legitimacy of an action. The same thing could be said about hacking too. Ethical hacking services provided under the supervision of skilled computer experts can keep your information and the systems involved safe.
Phase 1 Information Gathering
Understanding the business objectives
Reviewing the type of system, network, and application
Identifying the services or sensitive technical information
Phase 2 Vulnerability Identification
Ensure that all components of applications are analysed
Performing manipulative, aggregation, and interactive testing
Phase 3 Vulnerability Analysis
Analysis of vulnerabilities detected to identify the chances of exploitation
CyberQuote is a well-established fintech company with over 20 years in the financial industry. In the area of cybersecurity, we provide services such as Penetration Testing Services, Vulnerability Assessment & Cyber Security Awareness Programs for Corporate Staffs in Singapore & South East Asia.
Our Penetration Test Coverage:
SQL Injection or Malicious Code Injection
Security Misconfiguration
Insecure Direct Object References
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Improper URL Access
Insecure Redirects and Forwards
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
Improper error and exception handling
Improper Authentication and Session Handling
Broken Cryptography