HCK Security Services

Corporate Cyber Security Training services by HCK:

- Intended Audience:
1. IT business-level professionals interested in cyber security
2. Freshers

Course outline:
Core knowledge of cyber security :
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3. Vulnerability Scanning Assessment
4. Different tools
5. and roles
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The cybercrime cost prediction includes damage and destruction of data, stolen money, lost productivity, theft of intellectual property, theft of personal and financial data, embezzlement, fraud, post-attack disruption to the normal course of business, forensic investigation, restoration and deletion of hacked data and systems, and reputational harm thus making businesses spend excessively on Cyber security.

Like has supreme control over , your system too is under tight by HCK.

We strongly believe that precaution is better than cure and with its advance capabilities of correcting and pinpointing the flaws at an early stage of development proves to be the right cyber security service for your business.
Introducing the pillars of Vulnerability Assessment Pe*******on Testing:
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DAST: Dynamic Analysis Security Testing is an application security solution which detects the vulnerabilities or misconfigurations that can be exploited by the attacker in the runtime environment itself. This keeps your system protected and saves it from the sensitive data disclosure or any kind of server takeover.

SAST: Static Analysis Security Testing is an application security solution that helps you to discover hidden vulnerabilities and design flaws by reviewing the Source code. It’s always important to detect the flaw or bugs that your applications might contain at an early stage to avoid further data leak.

IAST: Interactive Application Security Testing is a combination of DAST and SAST which analyses the code while interacting with an application through automated tests. The key aspect of this solution is that it provides real time detection by analysing traffic and also saves your time on development of CI/CD pipeline.

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