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CoronaCheck Pentest

A vital, compliance-driven penetration test designed to secure the COVID QR code issuance system. Specifically mandated by the Dutch Ministry of Healthcare, this test ensures public safety in establishments during pandemic times.

What is a CoronaCheck Pentest

CoronaCheck Pentest stands as a pivotal cybersecurity gatekeeper for Covid Labs. Earning the ability to issue QR codes hinges on passing this thorough assessment, mandated by the healthcare authorities.

This specialized test not only ensures technical compliance but symbolizes the unwavering commitment to public safety. By fortifying the QR code issuance mechanism, it instills confidence and trust in public health measures.

The benefits of CoronaCheck Pentest services by WebSec

Guarantees approval by the Miniistry of Healthcare, no extra charges in case of refusals. WebSec will provide free revisions until everything is approved and to satisfaction.
By meeting the healthcare sector's standards, businesses can operate without interruptions, ensuring consistent service delivery.
Comprehensive testing guarantees the accuracy and reliability of the app's data flows and functionalities, minimizing misinformation risks.
Identifying vulnerabilities early means breaches can be thwarted before they occur, bolstering the app's reputation and user trust.

Why choose CoronaCheck Pentest by WebSec

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Key features

At WebSec, our CoronaCheck Pentest Services are customized to meet the stringent guidelines set by the Dutch Ministry of Healthcare. Harness the power of WebSec's expert analysis for a secure and smooth CoronaCheck App onboarding process.
Tailored to the Dutch Ministry of Healthcare guidelines
Rigorous Standards Adherence
Comprehensive Requirement Fulfillment
In-depth Vulnerability Details
Dedicated Aftercare Support

Highest Quality Pentesting

WebSec is dedicated to upholding the standards of the CCV-Pentesting Trustseal, a testament to our commitment to cybersecurity excellence:

CCV Standard Compliance: Our penetration testing rigorously aligns with the CCV's stringent requirements for comprehensive security evaluations.

Norm-Conforming Documentation: Each test is meticulously documented, adhering to CCV norms for transparency and precision.

Guaranteed Quality Testing: Clients are assured of receiving top-tier penetration testing services, validated by our adherence to CCV standards.

Expert Team with OSCP Certification: Every security specialist on our team holds an OSCP certification, ensuring depth and expertise in our testing processes.

Pentest Types

Internal CoronaCheck Pentest

From within your network, our internal pentest dives into the CoronaCheck-App. We focus on server-side vulnerabilities, safeguarding data and processes against internal threats.

Probing from the inside, our experts pinpoint vulnerabilities that could be exploited by insiders, ensuring that health data remains uncompromised and consistently secure.

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Evaluates vulnerabilities from the perspective of an internal attacker

Often more costly due to the requirement of a steady in-house security team

Facilitates consistent security maintenance through regular assessments

Potentially more comprehensive as it accounts for threats from both internal and external sources

External CoronaCheck Pentest

Our external pentest approaches the CoronaCheck-App from a public perspective. We test interactions with outside systems, defending against broad internet threats.

Every external component is methodically tested, guarding the app against potential breaches, ensuring secure data exchange, and protecting user information at all touchpoints.

More about external pentesting by WebSec

Evaluates vulnerabilities from the perspective of an external attacker

Can be more budget-friendly as it allows for outsourcing and does not necessitatea constant team

Typically conducted periodically with proper planning

Generally less comprehensive as it mainly focuses on external threats

Pentesting Approaches

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Black box pentest

aka close box penetration testing

  • Mimic a true cyber attack. Most realistic.
  • Zero access or internal information.
  • Time consuming and more likely to miss a vulnerability.
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Grey box pentest

Combination of black and white box testing

  • Assess an organization's vulnerability to insider threats. Some internal access and internal information.
  • More efficient than black-box and saves on time and money. No real cons for this type of testing.
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White box pentest

aka close box penetration testing

  • Simulate an attack where an attacker gains access to a privileged account. Complete open access to applications and systems
  • More comprehensive, less likely to miss a vulnerability and faster. More data is required to be released to the tester and more expensive

Not sure what approach is best for you?

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CoronaCheck Pentest Approach

The methodology for our CoronaCheck Pentest strictly adheres to the guidelines outlined in the PTES Standard Framework. Below is a step-by-step breakdown of our comprehensive pentesting approach

1
Intelligence gathering

Obtaining essential data and insights that will inform the strategy for the subsequent phases.

2
Threat modeling

Identifying potential threats and developing scenarios to test the vulnerabilities.

3
Vulnerability analysis

Scrutinizing the system to find vulnerabilities that could potentially be exploited.

4
Exploitation

Actively exploiting found vulnerabilities to assess the possible damages and risks.

5
Reporting

Creating a concise report with a timeline detailing actions, vulnerabilities identified, and suggested countermeasures.

6
Retesting

Conducting follow-up tests to ensure all vulnerabilities have been adequately addressed.

+485%Surge in Ransomware Attacks

A report from Bitdefender noted a 485% increase in ransomware attacks targeting the healthcare sector in 2020 compared to 2019.

$7.13MAverage Costs per Data Breach

The cost associated with healthcare data breaches is substantial. According to a report by IBM Security, the average cost of a data breach in the healthcare industry was $7.13 million in 2020, the highest of all industries surveyed.

90%Remote Work Vulnerabilities

According to a report by Tanium, 90% of IT leaders felt that they were more susceptible to breaches with the increase in remote working, and 98% reported facing security challenges in March 2020.

CoronaCheck Pentest FAQ's

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What encompasses security awareness training in cybersecurity?
Security awareness training in the realm of cybersecurity denotes a structured approach crafted to heighten the vigilance of employees regarding the spectrum of cyber threats, prominently phishing. The training encapsulates phishing simulations, interactive sessions, and ongoing feedback loops, empowering employees to discern and evade prospective threats, thereby reinforcing organizational cyber resilience.
When is the ideal time to initiate security awareness training for employees?
Why should organizations prioritize security awareness training?
What are the focal points of learning in security awareness training?
How does the phishing simulation module function in security awareness training?

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