Penetration Testing

A data analytics SaaS company has a platform with complex features such as data collectors, transformers, and multiple cloud integrations. A lack of proper testing setups led to incomplete security reviews, making it difficult to identify and address potential vulnerabilities. Blueinfy took a thorough and methodical approach which began by meticulously reviewing the platform's documentation and setting up cloud-based test environments that mirrored the production setup, ensuring accurate and relevant testing conditions. Multiple data flows, connectors, collectors and engines were run to have the end-to-end flow working. Due to this setup, the penentration testing engagement led to the discovery of several critical and high-risk vulnerabilities that were previously undetected.

ACME, a leading financial firm with multiple lines of business has implemented a stringent security review program that mandates each application or implementation under go a thorough security evaluation before being approved for production or go-live. The company operates in an extremely fast-paced development environment characterized by various development models, including custom-developed applications, third-party platforms for in-house apps, vendor applications with Single Sign-On (SSO) implementations, and frequent sprint releases. In order to meet with the challenges posed by the quantum of applications, required coordination and tailored testing approach for each implementation, ACME partnered with Blueinfy to manage the end-to-end pre-production security program. Blueinfy's role encompasses the entire testing process - from scheduling and conducting the tests to providing detailed reports in the company's required format, uploading/tracking the findings via the company's GRC platform and providing comprehensive management reporting on the results. Notably, throughout this long-standing engagement, no significant or high-risk vulnerabilities have been uncovered by other penetration testers after Blueinfy's assessments.

A large manufacturing company with numerous applications engaged a US-based scanning company for an initial security assessment. Recognizing the scanners limitations in detecting critical logical abuses and authorization bypasses, the scanning company sought advice from Blueinfy. Blueinfy proposed a time-bound manual penetration testing approach focused specifically on these high-risk issues. This strategy proved highly effective, with Blueinfy's team identifying authorization bypasses or logical abuses in more than 98% of the applications. The combination of manual and automated testing uncovered lot of vulnerabilities which helped the company in securing their application assets.

ACME, a large enterprise operating multiple mobile applications, faces increased security risk due to sensitive data being stored and processed on end-user devices. While server-side APIs are routinely assessed, insufficient visibility into client-side storage mechanisms can lead to data leakage, especially when data is weakly encrypted, encoded, or improperly cached. These risks become more critical in environments using company-managed devices or applications integrated with external platforms and marketplaces. To address this, Blueinfy emphasizes focused client-side security reviews that identify what data is stored locally and how it is protected. This targeted assessment approach enables efficient, high-impact testing of mobile clients, reducing risk exposure while optimizing time and cost.