Today, organizations insist that applications must be accessible from anywhere, whether from the office or from the lake. With this flexibility so comes vulnerability. Vulnerability leads to risk, which if exposed, can lead to the exposure of critical data and a lack of customer confidence.

InfoVision's enterprise application security services provide a solid security assurance approach that provides stellar results. Our proven methodology ensures security is applied throughout the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), which will produce a more secure application for a lower cost than implementing security at the end of the life cycle. The methodology is structured around two key dimensions - Assessment & Assurance.

InfoVision's security assessment offering emphasizes results by:

• Reviewing security policies, procedures, standards and guidelines
• Executing a comprehensive review of application security requirements, design, coding and test specifications
• Providing detailed findings and recommendations to address weaknesses
• Establishing Security Program Office Framework

InfoVision's common approach to application security assurance throughout the SDLC involves:

• Establishing security review process
• Determining the risk profile of an application and its associated data classification
• Defining security requirements for the development team
• Institutionalizing security best practices into the SDLC process
• Conducting security analysis review
• Performing security code review
• Performing penetration testing
• Providing guidance for the correction of identified security vulnerabilities
• Providing recommendations to prevent security vulnerabilities
• Maintaining security assurance after employing into production environment

InfoVision's application security professionals are subject matter experts and have demonstrated their knowledge through their various security certifications, such as the CISSP, CEH, and CCSP.

InfoVision has interaction with leading industry associations, including the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) and the Cyber Security and Emergency Preparedness Institute (CSEPI) at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD).