Service can detect how hackable websites and applications are

To combat the problem, the team at High-Tech Bridge has developed an ingenious tool that simply requires a company name and main website to start a comprehensive investigation into where security holes can be found.

Both abandoned and active external web and mobile applications, web-based APIs, domain names, website security certificates and unprotected cloud storage can all be explored. The resulting audit allows IT and security teams to identify external attackable surfaces and address emerging threats in a timely manner, using the approach that reduces overall application security spending and prevents data breaches.

The new product provides users with a hackability score (0-99) to estimate how easily the web application can be hacked from a technical point of view. An attractiveness score then shows how appealing the app is to potential cyber crime groups.
CEO and founder at High-Tech Bridge, Ilia Kolochenko, said: “Concerns about a cyber security skills shortage are growing even faster than global cyber crime. Security professionals are being increasingly overloaded with a great variety of tasks, often of a trivial or routine nature.

“Few companies have time and resources to build a thorough application security strategy, only to get hacked at the end of the day. Here at High-Tech Bridge, we are continuously innovating and developing new technologies to unburden cyber security experts and empower them to focus on important tasks.”