Security Reviews

Developing  secure systems is fundamental to protecting the users of your products. 

When we conduct secure system reviews, we will identify existing  vulnerabilities and provide insight into how they manifested,  demonstrating strategies and techniques to avoid new vulnerabilities in the future.

A secure system review can involve code reviews that are performed by software security experts. Secure code reviews are designed to identify vulnerabilities that could allow cyber criminals to compromise an  organisation's information systems, staff or customers. Another key focus of secure system reviews is DevSecOps, which is an approach to removing vulnerabilities from systems throughout the development life cycle. 

Through secure system reviews, organisations will be able to identify their existing vulnerabilities and take steps towards securing their applications.

If you are planning to or already utilise cloud services, it's crucial to understand the full spectrum of threats in this landscape.

We can help to accelerate the process of identifying any gaps in your security posture, proactively mitigate risks, and provide advice  on following best practices while managing end to end capabilities.

Cloud configuration penetration tests will help determine vulnerabilities within your cloud infrastructure, which may arise due to  misconfiguration or not following security best practices. Anchoram strives to strike a balance between functionality and security – understanding that functionality and security sometimes come at the cost of one another.

We ensure all our tests are designed to work  within your environment and provide the most realistic assessment possible, while also providing advice on how to fix any vulnerabilities discovered during testing. 

Anchoram Consulting's Pre-emptive Threat Intelligence Assessment (PTIA) is focused on addressing an organisation's security issues from a brand and reputation management perspective. Our unique PTIA methodology consists of a combination of OSINT, automated digital footprint enumeration and manual investigation methods.

Our PTIA methodologies adopt a manual approach and are based on practical  experience without relying solely on automated scanning tools. Manual investigation techniques return far more accurate results and far less false positives than automated scanning tools. Where automated tools are used, all results will be manually validated.