Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing
Thick Client Security Assessment
Thick client applications have become a prime target for attackers across all industries. Protecting these applications from security threats requires a methodical approach and specialized tools, as simple automated assessment scanning falls short.
Our Approach
Exploring Your Application
First, we roll up our sleeves and dive into the heart of your thick client application. By understanding its inner workings, we’re better equipped to uncover any potential weak spots.
Smart Scans & Sharp Analysis
Our tech-savvy tools go to work, scanning your app’s code and actions. But that’s not the end of the story – our expert team steps in to analyze the findings with a keen eye, ensuring nothing escapes our attention.
Fine-Tuning Security Settings
Just like locking all the doors before leaving, we check and recheck your app’s security settings.
Sorting Risks & Creating a Roadmap
We don’t just find problems; we sort them based on how urgent they are. This way, you’ll know where to focus your efforts first. And don’t worry – we’ll hand you a detailed report that guides you through shoring up your app’s defenses.
Deliverables
At TechDefense Labs, we are committed to providing trusted cybersecurity services across all domains. Our USPs are:
Hybrid VAPT of Thick Client Application
Coverage of OWASP Top 10 Classes
Comprehensive VAPT Report
Vulnerability Exploitation with Proof of Concepts
Zero False Positives
Recommendations and Remediations
Online Support and Patch Assistance
Our Promise
Strong Domain Expertise
We have in-depth knowledge and expertise in the cybersecurity domain, and we have the experience to provide your organization with comprehensive cybersecurity solutions.
Research-Oriented
Our team has a hands-on, research based approach when it comes to detecting cybersecurity attacks or providing solutions.
Renowned Industry Professionals
We have the best in class industry professionals, and we have served big corporate giants like Google, Facebook, and Yahoo by detecting loopholes and vulnerabilities in their cybersecurity systems.