Application
Architecture Review

Securing the Foundations of
Your Digital Infrastructure

Our Application Architecture Review (AAR) focuses on addressing critical issues like configuration weaknesses, session management vulnerabilities, and potential cryptography flaws. It evaluates your application's security design and implementation using industry-standard controls.

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Application
Architecture Review

Securing the Foundations of
Your Digital Infrastructure

Talk to Our Experts

6-Layer Security Assessment

Our approach encompasses a multi-layered assessment, ensuring a thorough evaluation of external and internal aspects of your application:

Accreditation Boundary

Perimeter

Local Area Network (LAN)

Host

Application

Operating System (OS)

6-Layer Security Assessment

Our approach encompasses a multi-layered assessment, ensuring a thorough evaluation of external and internal aspects of your application:

Accreditation Boundary

Perimeter

Local Area Network (LAN)

Host

Application

Operating System (OS)

Our Focused Review Areas:

Information from Personnel

Leveraging insights gathered from your team for a comprehensive understanding of the application environment.

Regulatory and Corporate Security Requirements

Customized review to meet specific compliance and security standards relevant to your industry.

Best Practices and Specific Technology Controls

Applying industry best practices and scrutinizing technology and system controls for robustness and efficiency.

Threat Identification and Assessment

Identifying potential sources of attack and common attack types associated with each threat.

Our Detailed Methodology

Our methodology is thorough and detail-oriented, covering every aspect of your application's architecture:

System Identification

Naming, categorization, and sensitivity assessment
Responsibility matrix and general system overview
Interconnection, environment, regulations, and policies

Optional Controls Review

Evaluating personnel and physical controls
Contingency planning
Configuration management
Data integrity and validation
Incident response mechanisms
Security awareness and training programs

Technical Controls Review

Processes for identification and authentication
Access controls and audit trails

Risk Management Controls

Assessment and management of risks
Security controls review
Planning stages from initiation to disposal
Establishing rules of behavior

Our Detailed Methodology

Our methodology is thorough and detail-oriented, covering every aspect of your application's architecture:

System Identification

Naming, categorization, and sensitivity assessment
Responsibility matrix and general system overview
Interconnection, environment, regulations, and policies

Technical Controls Review

Processes for identification and authentication
Access controls and audit trails

Optional Controls Review

Evaluating personnel and physical controls
Contingency planning
Configuration management
Data integrity and validation
Incident response mechanisms
Security awareness and training programs

Risk Management Controls

Assessment and management of risks
Security controls review
Planning stages from initiation to disposal
Establishing rules of behavior

The Prescient Security Edge

Why Choose Prescient Security for Application Architecture Review?

Our process focuses on secure configuration management for sensitive data protection, robust session management to prevent unauthorized access, and effective cryptography to secure data in transit and at rest. We also examine parameters for potential manipulation vulnerabilities and implement strong exception management and auditing/logging practices. This detailed examination spans across various layers of your application, from external interfaces down to the operating system.

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Prescient Security’s AAR is an in-depth evaluation, distinct from standard penetration tests and vulnerability scans. Our focused review, grounded in industry-standard controls, scrutinizes security designs and implementation weaknesses, matching threat assessment with architecture to ensure that controls are in place to address likely attack types.