Secure Applications from Vulnerabilities
Take measures throughout the software development life cycle to protect web applications from threats. Leverage strategies, tools, and best practices to safeguard against unauthorised access and data breaches.
What is Application Security?
If your application is accessed via the internet, it is vulnerable to attacks. Safeguard software and applications from threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks with the right tools in place to prevent security breaches.
Application security is the practice of protecting software applications from threats by implementing measures such as encryption, authentication, and access control to prevent unauthorised access and data breaches.
Why is Application Security Important?
Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities, protect against attacks, safeguard sensitive data, maintain regulatory compliance, and ensure the overall trustworthiness and reliability of software applications.
Why Suraksha’s Application Security
- End to end services : Infrastructure, solutioning, software licenses, managed services (all bundled)
- Complete Coverage – WAF, Bot Manager, API Protection & DDoS Mitigation
- Faster Deployment – either on public or private cloud
- Seamless connectivity with DC services from Uptime certified Tier-IV Data Center
- Industry best SLAs – guaranteed 10 mins response time
Why the need to secure Apps?
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Lack of tools
Lack of tools in place to prevent gaps from welcoming security breaches.
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Obsolete security strategies
Eliminate outdated security strategies to mitigate risks and fortify defenses against evolving threats in today's dynamic cybersecurity landscape.
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Injection
Unsafe data is sent as a command or query, which allows data access without authorization.
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Broken authentication
Hackers compromise keys, passwords, and more when functions related to session management or authentication break down.
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Sensitive data exposure
Financial information, health care records, and more are exposed due to encryption problems.
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XML External Entity (XXE)
Outdated XML processors inadequately protect data, necessitating modernization for robust security measures in data handling.
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Broken access control
Authentication problems let people see what they shouldn't.
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Vulnerabilities
Scripting issues, legacy components, or inadequate monitoring in applications expose them to potential security breaches and risks.