Pomona, California, 4 Aug, 2010 – Techrate.com, the one such site protecting against latest phishing schemes offers both black box and white box penetration testing procedures. With a stand alone design with hardly any software management, updates and supervision required on the webmasters part, Techrate has the only security certification seal in the world that has a built-in intrusion detection system capable of detecting attacks such as SQL Injection. As is claimed by the webmaster, out of the many vulnerability testing procedures that are underway on a daily basis, the penetration testing provides with sustainable security over the overall system performance.
“We make sure that a web site has the comprehensive security and the latest penetration testing procedures taken into consideration and undertaken in the just appropriate manner and we ensure they meet the highest published security standards. All possibilities of gaining illegal access and the extent to which it can cause security breach are all analyzed rightfully and ethical hacking procedures are properly executed with evidence of any vulnerabilities to provide a baseline for remedial action in order to enhance the information protection strategy. All this along with security certification seal are now attainable ” As said by the CEO of Techrate.com
Black Box Testing involves a penetration test done from the point of view of a probable attacker who is not aware of the network infrastructure but having online connectivity and intelligence to identify possible vulnerabilities to cause security breach. Contrary to this, White Box penetration testing is done with full knowledge of the network infrastructure to seek out vulnerabilities and scenarios to take advantage of perceived weaknesses and report back details of the performance of the penetration testing. The Penetration testing procedures therefore reveal network security holes and are able to provide with a realistic risk assessment.
There are the Data Security Guidelines issued rightfully for licensees and members of the public. The security seal is available at http://www.techrate.com
