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Cybersecurity & Vulnerability Testing

Web & Network Security Assessments for Businesses

Vulnerability Testing for Commercial Websites

Why, When, and How Often Should You Check Your IT Security?
A vulnerability assessment provides a clear picture of your organization’s overall IT security health. The results help detect, prevent, and resolve security issues before they can be exploited. We recommend checking your IT security quarterly, or immediately after introducing new systems or equipment into your IT infrastructure.

Risk-based Approach


While you focus on running your business, hackers are actively looking for security weaknesses. Some attacks aim to steal data, others for ransom, and some simply for mischief. Every organization has unique vulnerabilities depending on its business structure, which must be assessed using a risk-based approach.

Online scans can provide a quick, passive check, but they cannot predict emerging risks, prioritize threats, or recommend tailored solutions.

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​How It Works


Our IT security engineers conduct a comprehensive assessment of your website and network. You will receive a detailed Vulnerability Assessment report highlighting risks and recommended countermeasures specific to your organization.

For Web Analysis we check for 

Vulnerabilities against attacks such as :

  • SQL injection 

  • Cross-site scripring (XSS)

  • HTTP header injection

  • OS command injection

  • Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF)

  • Directoty traversal

What Happens If You Ignore Security?

Case 1: Media giant T.R.  – Outdated Software, Unexpected Content
T.R.once had an older, vulnerable version of software running on their website. A hacker exploited it—not for money, but for mischief—uploading politically charged content to confuse the public. Even large organizations can be caught off guard when systems aren’t properly secured.

Case 2: Mega bank C.O. – One Setting, 100 Million Records Exposed
In 2019, Mega bank C.O. exposed 100 million customer records. While the official report cited “unauthorized access by an outside individual,” some speculate that a simple misconfigured setting allowed the breach. Small errors in IT security can have enormous consequences, from financial loss to reputational damage.

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