PASTA Risk Centric Threat Modeling

Penetration Testing (Pen Test) Web Applications

Mitigate Successful Attacks with VerSprite’s Integrated Application Penetration Testing & Threat Modeling Process

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Stages of Penetration Testing

The different stages involved in a penetration testing process include:

1

Planning and reconnaissance:

This stage focuses on gathering information about the target system or network. It involves understanding the organization’s infrastructure, technologies, and potential entry points for attackers.

2

Scanning:

In this stage, the pen tester uses various tools and techniques to scan the target system for open ports, services, and vulnerabilities. The objective is to identify potential areas that could be exploited.

3

Gaining access:

Once vulnerabilities are identified, the penetration tester attempts to exploit them to gain unauthorized access to the system. This stage helps assess the effectiveness of existing security controls.

4

Maintaining access:

After gaining initial access, the tester aims to maintain access to the system for an extended period. This helps evaluate the organization’s ability to detect and respond to ongoing attacks.

5

Analysis and reporting:

The final stage involves analyzing the findings, documenting the vulnerabilities, and providing recommendations for remediation. A comprehensive report is then delivered to the organization, outlining the identified risks and suggested countermeasures.

OVS - Application focused (ASVS) & Mobile Application focused (MASVS)

VerSprite goes beyond the OWASP Top 10 and standard software vulnerabilities for web application penetration testing services.

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VerSprite's Risk-Based PASTA Threat Modeling Process

VerSprite’s Risk-Based PASTA Threat Modeling Process

The foundation of VerSprite’s pen testing methodology is to emulate realistic attacks by a malicious actor using PASTA Threat Modeling (Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis). Our risk-centric threat modeling methodology consists of 7 stages for simulating attacks and analyzing threats to the organization and application. This allows our security analysts to minimize real-world risks and associated business impact.

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