Rosche Systems

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Promptly and effectively
address vulnerabilities

Unmatched expertise in full spectrum security penetration testing and assessments

Cloud-native applications the fatest and most effective wa
to innovate and run business today

Penetration Testing

Penetration testing is a controlled process that simulates a real-world attack from malicious users and/or external attackers. We provide a comprehensive portfolio of penetration testing services to help organisations identify gaps and weaknesses before the threat actor do so – no matter the source of the attack. Our teams strive to uncover new vulnerabilities or security loopholes while validating flaws discovered during automated testing allowing organisations to improve overall security posture, avoid breaches or business disruptions resulting in revenue loss or reputational damage and achieve regulatory compliance.

Vulnerability Management

Vulnerability Management is the practice of identifying, classifying, remediating, and mitigating vulnerabilities leveraged by organizations to preemptively defend against the exploitation of vulnerabilities reported on company’s IT infrastructure. Organizational vulnerabilities are the easiest path for adversaries to access networks & systems and finding those vulnerabilities is vital to threat prevention.

Vulnerability Management

Vulnerability Management is the practice of identifying, classifying, remediating, and mitigating vulnerabilities leveraged by organizations to preemptively defend against the exploitation of vulnerabilities reported on company’s IT infrastructure. Organizational vulnerabilities are the easiest path for adversaries to access networks & systems and finding those vulnerabilities is vital to threat prevention.

Threat modeling

Threat modeling is the analysis to identify and mitigate potential design and or implementation weaknesses and adopt the perspective of malicious hackers to see how much damage they can do. In the early stages of the journey toward a secure software development lifecycle (SDLC), threat modeling plays the key role of identifying attack surfaces and entry points, and is often cheaper than in later stages due to minimal remediation costs.