Security System

Sharva Infotech ensures that your Web/Mobile application is free from security bugs that could potentially damage your business and put your data at risk. Our team of skilled security researchers will analyze your applications with a fine-toothed comb to find potential security threats and report them to you along with recommended fixes. We scan for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities along with a host of other security threats. Our testing approach is hybrid – manual and automated, so you can rest assured that there won’t be any false positives.

A Web Application is a common mode of business in today’s environment and is majorly affected by SQL Injection, XSS (Cross-Site Scripting), Remote Code Execution (RCE), IDOR (Insecure Direct Object References), and many more issues causing brand and reputation loss which would directly affect the user base of any business. Our service ensures to make your applications hack-proof.

Mobile applications are becoming more and more prevalent with Android and iOS smartphones dominating the market. Businesses are extending their IT services to mobile applications. It is important to ensure that these applications do not open any new vulnerabilities to the business, such as leakage of confidential data outside the organization.

Web services usually involve access to standardized functions that can be called using traditional APIs by a range of other applications ranging from web applications, thick clients, B2B servers, or mobile apps. Organizations expose web services as a set of functions they make available to other IT solutions to realize business objectives. This service-oriented architecture (SOA) is used because it gives an organization high flexibility and cost-efficiency in developing and delivering services.

Organizations often assume that an attacker cannot discover or interact with the web services directly since they are not typically accessible via a web browser, so they relax security requirements around web services. However, attackers will often exploit this flaw to assault an organization through its hidden layer of services.