Description
The E-commerce Security Audit Basic Plan is like a checkup to make sure your online store is safe. It looks for problems like weak passwords, errors in how the website is built, and other setup mistakes. With this plan, experts will look at your online store to ensure it follows safety rules and find any problems or mistakes. The main goal of this plan is to discover any setup mistakes or weak spots in your online store. You can also ask us about our full Webkul Digital Marketing Solution if you need help with promoting your store.
Highlighted Features of Ecommerce Security Audit Basic Plan
Sessions and Cookies Handling
Handle user sessions and cookies in a web development setting.
Checks cryptographic algorithms
Provides strong abilities to check and confirm codes that keep important data safe.
Misconfigured HTTP headers
Make web applications more secure by reducing weaknesses and improving overall protection against online threats.
Network ports and protocols
Finds possible weaknesses, checks how much risk they pose, and suggests improvements to make the system more secure.
Why do we need an E-commerce Security Audit Basic Plan?
Having a basic E-commerce Security Audit Plan is really important to make sure your online business is safe, trustworthy, and works well.
When people buy things from your website, they trust you to keep their personal stuff safe.
This audit helps find and fix problems that could be used by bad guys to take customer info, like credit card numbers and passwords.
Think of the E-commerce Security Audit Basic Plan like a tool to make your online shop stronger and safer. It checks for issues that hackers could use to harm your store.
When we fix these problems, the store becomes a safer and more reliable place for customers and the business.
Online stores deal with a lot of money. This audit helps find and fix problems that could be used by hackers to steal important financial info, like account numbers.
If you run an online store, getting a basic security audit is a smart choice. It helps keep your customers' info safe, along with your money and the good name of your business.
Discover vulnerabilities and logical flaws
By discovering and remediating vulnerabilities and logical flaws, organizations can protect themselves from attacks and ensure the security of their systems and data.
- Input from users should be properly validated to prevent malicious code from being injected into the system.
- Strong authentication and authorization.
- Web applications should be regularly tested for vulnerabilities such as XSS and SQL injection.
- Penetration testing should be conducted regularly to identify vulnerabilities and logical flaws.
- Any vulnerability that may have been discovered or any public exploit made available after the sharing of the report does not come under this audit.
Spotting Misconfigurations and Loopholes
Both misconfigurations and loopholes can allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to systems and data, disrupt operations, or even take control of systems.
- Checks for misconfigured HTTP headers that could expose sensitive information or allow attackers to exploit vulnerabilities.
- Identify vulnerabilities in Magento 2 and other third-party extensions that have not been patched.
SSL ciphers and protocols
Check for weak SSL ciphers and protocols, which could allow attackers to intercept and decrypt traffic.
- Using strong SSL ciphers and protocols, merchants can reduce the risk of their customers' data being intercepted.
- Identify weak SSL ciphers and protocols that are being used in conjunction with other vulnerabilities.
- Reduced the risk of data breaches and enhanced the performance of the website.
Password brute force
Security experts will attempt to create accounts with passwords that do not meet the store's complexity requirements. This helps to identify any vulnerabilities in the password policy that could allow attackers to create accounts with weak passwords.
- Improves the store's security and protects customer accounts from unauthorized access.
- Security experts will attempt to lock out accounts by attempting to log in with incorrect passwords too many times.
- Prevented by using strong passwords and multi-factor authentication.
Server fingerprinting
Help store owners find and fix weak spots that attackers might use.
- Less chance of bad guys attacking your store.
- Find problems where attackers can figure out details about the servers and fix them before they get exploited. This way, attackers can't easily figure out which servers are used.
Support -
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