Web application security is quite
sought-after by the penetration testers. Many companies view web applications
as a major attack vector. As web services are comparatively new as compared to the
web applications, it’s regarded as a secondary attack vector. However, as per
the E2 Labs Reviews, due to the shortage
in knowledge it is commonly observed that security measures executed in web
services are inferior to what are implemented in web applications. This
loophole makes the web service a preferred attack vector and easy to penetrate on
the word of attacker.
No organization wants its
reputation to get hampered or let the customers to suffer if it becomes the
victim of any web attack. And definitely the organization can’t afford to lose important
data. It is very crucial to secure web applications and services to avoid
unfavorable surprises.
E2 Labs presents Application Vulnerability Scanning, a
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) subscription that helps the businesses to run
scans on their web services and applications as required. It also allows the
user to expose vulnerabilities before they get exploited by the malicious
attackers. This helps the corporate security and development teams in focusing
on remediation and attack avoidance.
This software features three
service levels that match the intricacy of your web applications and risks in
front of them. Each delivers high-quality, precise and confirmed results.
Application Vulnerability Scanning can also help your business in catering to
PCI DSS application security testing requirements.
Baseline: computerized solution for smaller, uniform, lower-risk objected
web applications
Standard: Designed for medium-risk web applications that have complicated
functionality requiring broad configuration.
Premium: It is perfect for bigger, more multifaceted, mission-significant
web applications that are high-risk attack targets.
This software also endows organizations
with the susceptibility threat and sternness scores that help them take better
decisions on how to protect their web applications.
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