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This case study examines an engagement with a North American Tier-1 carrier that commissioned Spirent SecurityLabs to conduct penetration testing and a Host Security Review of their session border controller. Spirent’s penetration tests conform with the recommendations in NIST 800-115 section 5. The process consists of multiple phases – planning, reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation, and reporting. Spirent’s team of experts identified numerous critical and high-severity issues in the deployed version of the SBC that posed a significant risk to the asset, its network, and other assets in conjunction with the business unit and organization, or its customers.

ネットワーク、デバイス、アプリケーションに対する攻撃を開始、検出、復旧することは、テクノロジー業界で重要な課題と懸念であり続けました。消費者の電子デバイス、ネットワークとクラウドベースのサービス、接続済みデバイスの新たな世界が集約する中、個人用の自動車が標的となっています。自動車のサプライチェーンに存在する自動車メーカー、ソフトウェア開発企業、チップメーカー、その他のコンポーネントメーカーで構成される自動車産業は、コンポーネントと最終製品の両方が、悪意ある攻撃の標的と化す可能性があることを切実に理解し始めています。

SecurityLabs experts support in-house testing and offer seasoned expertise for third party security testing, analysis, and compliance. Deliverables include a code review service and source code analysis, as well as a complete range of security services with in-house vulnerability scanning, penetration testing (pentesting) and robust vulnerability research. Read this case study to learn about customer experiences and use cases providing high-level insights of SecurityLabs engagements across a wide range of industries, including healthcare, financial services, automotive, hospitality, government, and more.

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